More Brexit lunacy

I don't need to travel to broaden my mind.
From 2003 I had a guest house and a disabled husband to look after.
I have a Danish and a Spanish daughter in law, so know quite a bit about how foreigners see us.

Travel hasn't broadened the minds of Brexiteers; it's made them more narrowminded and parochial.

60million? According to UN figures it's now 66,371,313 million. Migration Watch estimate that there are at least another 2 million.

durhamjen
Since 2003 I have lived in 2 countries other than the uk.
Also in that time I have visited every country in Europe.
In the late 90s we spent a year taking our boat though Europe to the Mediterranean.
I have visited countries as far apart from China To Patagonia. I don't think parochial and narrow minded applies to me.

Petra, I don't care.

Well Durhamjen I've travelled and Googled.

Petra, I don't care.
Some of us are interested though durhamjen, just as some of us may be interested in all the things you tell us about your life in the UK.

I'm surprised you are bothered about this thread, Baggs. Why not just leave it to the Remainers?

If you don't have a passport why come on this thread I wonder?

Skeggy anyone? what is Skeggy granjura?

It's a wrongly titled thread. Should be More Remainer Lunacy.

68 million, just shows how small a % the leave vote was. Not all of the population are migrants btw.

It wasn’t t remainers making a fuss about passport colours.

....or wanting the death penalty brought back....

Well, I don't really care as long as they send mine back in good time - temember the fiasco a few years ago?

remember

We've already got 4 blue passports in the family anyhow, so there :

www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10204293522094821&set=gm.1808961329137126&type=3

Jalima - where do you live? Skeggy is where we Lesta people go on our jollies (supposedly- in Ye Good Old Days of blue passports and all).

just googled
Skegness.
We used to go west rather than east.

The train line that took people to Skeggy used to pass right down the road from me- sadly closed by Beeching.

Blue was the colour though - because the water was so cold ;)

Going West to Devon or Cornwall would have been dead posh.

We went to Wales a lot (Rhyl wasn't that posh) and my aunt lived in Cornwall anyway, we used to go on the train.

sorry to any Gransnetters who live in Rhyl [oops]

LOL. And to any in Skeggy ;)

He says it well about the daftness of it all:

www.facebook.com/AnthonyGrayling/photos/a.752283748287246.1073741828.675216759327279/828764857305801/?type=3

‘Come to Skegness, it’s so bracing’ as the old railway ads used to say.
I just bet it is too! Bracing yourself against a gale blowing along the beach.

jura2
A quote from the Independent in to AC Grayling.
^For the sake of honesty and decency- someone should debunk this man in true 'Emperors New clothes' fashion.
It is after all how this man has existed for his entire opinionated life- and made undeserved money from it

If, as is highly likely, Labour get in at the next election will the colour be changed to bright red? I don't really care what colour it is, but I do like the blue and I'm looking forward to getting more stamps inside. We're off to Estonia this winter and I shan't have a stamp to add to the collection.

Couldn't get the link to open, jura; was it this?

Another good quote from Grayling.
How come the government lost its majority asking for a mandate for brexit, yet is still trying to do brexit?

If you can get onto that Grayling link, there are 46 others from him, all good.