Theresa May has said it is important to condemn far-right views "wherever we hear them" as she was asked about Donald Trump's response to clashes in the United States.
The PM said: "I see no equivalence between those who propound fascist views and those who oppose them."
They're still not rescinding the invitation for him to come here and get protested at an awful lot, but it's something, I guess.
At least she's not both-sides-the-sameing there. I honestly can't fault her for that sentence.
What do you expect? It takes time to reprogram Maybot to say anything other then "Brexit means Brexit" in respons to new stimuli.
They will probably revert to the original code afterwards tho.
Maybot is notoriously difficult to reprogram. It has a tendency to reboot by itself and wipe all your work, which is when it reverts to its original code running Tautology 1.0.
The government plans to keep visa-free travel to the UK for EU visitors after Brexit, the BBC understands.
But if visitors from EU countries wanted to work, study or settle in the UK they would have to apply for permission, under the proposals.
EU citizens are currently free to live and work in the UK without a permit.
The Home Office says managing migration is about access to work and benefits as much as the ability to control entry at a physical border.
How will this be achieved? Magic Money/Trade/Border/Visa Tree!
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The government plans to keep visa-free travel to the UK for EU visitors after Brexit, the BBC understands.
But if visitors from EU countries wanted to work, study or settle in the UK they would have to apply for permission, under the proposals.
EU citizens are currently free to live and work in the UK without a permit.
The Home Office says managing migration is about access to work and benefits as much as the ability to control entry at a physical border.
How will this be achieved? Magic Money/Trade/Border/Visa Tree!
How? Same way it works in the USA, poorly. The UK must have some system in place that attempts to keep non-EU citizens from rolling up and getting jobs without the proper visas, this would just expand it to include more people. Is this the first time that there's an official proposal (as opposed to just talk) to nix freedom of movement?
At least they're aiming for no visas for tourists, which should be something everyone is on board with.
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The government plans to keep visa-free travel to the UK for EU visitors after Brexit, the BBC understands.
But if visitors from EU countries wanted to work, study or settle in the UK they would have to apply for permission, under the proposals.
EU citizens are currently free to live and work in the UK without a permit.
The Home Office says managing migration is about access to work and benefits as much as the ability to control entry at a physical border.
How will this be achieved? Magic Money/Trade/Border/Visa Tree!
I thought this was one of the things Brexit people were really into shutting down entirely.
So people will travel here freely, then get a shady cash-only job and stick around with no way of the government knowing because there isn't a visa with a record of when they should leave?
So they kinda-sorta want to use the existing immigration controls the EU already had available but that they didn't implement before because arglbargl. Got it.
This is a horrible situation and I hope this child is found safe, but honestly I can't help but find a grim irony in all the oh so sincere pledges of support when the legal status of this boy's parent has been used as a bargaining chip by this same Prime Minister, whose Ministers threatened war with Spain days after invoking Article 50 because they dared to mention that sorting a solution for Gibraltar is going to be awkward.
Ah, remember how furious the sort of lefties now endorsing Jeremy "wholesale importation of underpaid workers" Corbyn were about the "controls on immigration" bit?
Ah, remember how furious the sort of lefties now endorsing Jeremy "wholesale importation of underpaid workers" Corbyn were about the "controls on immigration" bit?
I'm maybe missing something? (Out of the country so not getting my usual news). What's this now?
Full disclosure: I thought the "Controls on immigration" pledge was, at best, an economically illiterate shibboleth.
The government plans to keep visa-free travel to the UK for EU visitors after Brexit, the BBC understands.
But if visitors from EU countries wanted to work, study or settle in the UK they would have to apply for permission, under the proposals.
EU citizens are currently free to live and work in the UK without a permit.
The Home Office says managing migration is about access to work and benefits as much as the ability to control entry at a physical border.
How will this be achieved? Magic Money/Trade/Border/Visa Tree!
I thought this was one of the things Brexit people were really into shutting down entirely.
It was. The swivel-eyed brigade are pretty upset about this.
The government plans to keep visa-free travel to the UK for EU visitors after Brexit, the BBC understands.
But if visitors from EU countries wanted to work, study or settle in the UK they would have to apply for permission, under the proposals.
EU citizens are currently free to live and work in the UK without a permit.
The Home Office says managing migration is about access to work and benefits as much as the ability to control entry at a physical border.
How will this be achieved? Magic Money/Trade/Border/Visa Tree!
I thought this was one of the things Brexit people were really into shutting down entirely.
It was. The swivel-eyed brigade are pretty upset about this.
It's also one of those things that the likes of us can look at and go, "if that's the case, why the hell are we doing this again?"
The government plans to keep visa-free travel to the UK for EU visitors after Brexit, the BBC understands.
But if visitors from EU countries wanted to work, study or settle in the UK they would have to apply for permission, under the proposals.
EU citizens are currently free to live and work in the UK without a permit.
The Home Office says managing migration is about access to work and benefits as much as the ability to control entry at a physical border.
How will this be achieved? Magic Money/Trade/Border/Visa Tree!
I thought this was one of the things Brexit people were really into shutting down entirely.
It was. The swivel-eyed brigade are pretty upset about this.
It's also one of those things that the likes of us can look at and go, "if that's the case, why the hell are we doing this again?"
Well, it stops themmuns from working/studying in the U.K., which is...politically sound for the right, if a massive economic own goal.
The government plans to keep visa-free travel to the UK for EU visitors after Brexit, the BBC understands.
But if visitors from EU countries wanted to work, study or settle in the UK they would have to apply for permission, under the proposals.
EU citizens are currently free to live and work in the UK without a permit.
The Home Office says managing migration is about access to work and benefits as much as the ability to control entry at a physical border.
How will this be achieved? Magic Money/Trade/Border/Visa Tree!
I thought this was one of the things Brexit people were really into shutting down entirely.
It was. The swivel-eyed brigade are pretty upset about this.
It's also one of those things that the likes of us can look at and go, "if that's the case, why the hell are we doing this again?"
The government plans to keep visa-free travel to the UK for EU visitors after Brexit, the BBC understands.
But if visitors from EU countries wanted to work, study or settle in the UK they would have to apply for permission, under the proposals.
EU citizens are currently free to live and work in the UK without a permit.
The Home Office says managing migration is about access to work and benefits as much as the ability to control entry at a physical border.
How will this be achieved? Magic Money/Trade/Border/Visa Tree!
I thought this was one of the things Brexit people were really into shutting down entirely.
It was. The swivel-eyed brigade are pretty upset about this.
It's also one of those things that the likes of us can look at and go, "if that's the case, why the hell are we doing this again?"
Well, it stops themmuns from working/studying in the U.K., which is...politically sound for the right, if a massive economic own goal.
Of course it does stop us doing the same.
I mean
We could have been doing that the whole time, to a certain extent. But hey, it's probably a bit late for facts now.
How are the Brexit talks going? Well, months after he capitulated on the schedule, RTÉ News (Irish public broadcaster) is reporting David Davis' explanations on how he's not more worried about getting a trade agreement sorted than with sorting the NI border out - far from it! - it's just that sorting a trade agreement now would help sort the NI border out - really! - so we're only hurting ourselves by being so fussy and insisting he figure out a way to not tear up the Good Friday Agreement before we talk about buying stuff.
In the meantime, we have the brexit propagandists out in force cherry picking data and wrapping it in a "report" to suggest brexit is anything other than economic suicide. Their grand idea? Scrap all standards and tariffs. I don't think I need to say how stupid this is. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-40972776
Although to be honest; if someone offered me £9000 pounds to leave, I'd probably take it come March 2019. That's an entire mortgage deposit right there! (In any place but the south of England )
Although to be honest; if someone offered me £9000 pounds to leave, I'd probably take it come March 2019. That's an entire mortgage deposit right there! (In any place but the south of England )
can we instead pay the members or UKIP £9000 to fuck off somewhere else? will be cheaper and a lot more beneficial i imagine.
Although to be honest; if someone offered me £9000 pounds to leave, I'd probably take it come March 2019. That's an entire mortgage deposit right there! (In any place but the south of England )
can we instead pay the members or UKIP £9000 to fuck off somewhere else? will be cheaper and a lot more beneficial i imagine.
Mate, pay me nine grand to move into the EU and you won't even have time to watch the dust settle... why would we help UKIP escape?
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At least she's not both-sides-the-sameing there. I honestly can't fault her for that sentence.
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What do you expect? It takes time to reprogram Maybot to say anything other then "Brexit means Brexit" in respons to new stimuli.
They will probably revert to the original code afterwards tho.
Maybot is notoriously difficult to reprogram. It has a tendency to reboot by itself and wipe all your work, which is when it reverts to its original code running Tautology 1.0.
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UK looks to keep visa-free travel from EU How will this be achieved? Magic Money/Trade/Border/Visa Tree!
How? Same way it works in the USA, poorly. The UK must have some system in place that attempts to keep non-EU citizens from rolling up and getting jobs without the proper visas, this would just expand it to include more people. Is this the first time that there's an official proposal (as opposed to just talk) to nix freedom of movement?
At least they're aiming for no visas for tourists, which should be something everyone is on board with.
But those dirty foreigners need visas to come here obvs
I guess our harvest has to be gathered somehow
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Donald Tusk, Theresa May and other European leaders have also responded offering support.
They never stop being horrifying. But, and I hate myself a little bit for typing this, they are becoming less and less surprising.
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Ah, remember how furious the sort of lefties now endorsing Jeremy "wholesale importation of underpaid workers" Corbyn were about the "controls on immigration" bit?
EVERYBODY WANTS TO SIT IN THE BIG CHAIR, MEG!
I'm maybe missing something? (Out of the country so not getting my usual news). What's this now?
Full disclosure: I thought the "Controls on immigration" pledge was, at best, an economically illiterate shibboleth.
Do I need to endorse Corbyn now?
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Between him and Terry Wogan last year, that's like an entire era of entertainment slipping into history.
RIP, sir.
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It was. The swivel-eyed brigade are pretty upset about this.
It's also one of those things that the likes of us can look at and go, "if that's the case, why the hell are we doing this again?"
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Well, it stops themmuns from working/studying in the U.K., which is...politically sound for the right, if a massive economic own goal.
Of course it does stop us doing the same.
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One of the quite a lot of those things, even.
I mean
We could have been doing that the whole time, to a certain extent. But hey, it's probably a bit late for facts now.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-40972776
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/aug/18/ukip-peter-whittle-john-rees-evans-9000-to-leave-uk
Although to be honest; if someone offered me £9000 pounds to leave, I'd probably take it come March 2019. That's an entire mortgage deposit right there! (In any place but the south of England
I will start the bidding at 1 Euro.
Guarantee me a pension of €40,000 and sold.
can we instead pay the members or UKIP £9000 to fuck off somewhere else? will be cheaper and a lot more beneficial i imagine.
Get rid of the DUP and co and I'm on board.
I'd happily pension them off if they signed a contract to stay out of politics
Sometimes buying people off is the best solution
Mate, pay me nine grand to move into the EU and you won't even have time to watch the dust settle... why would we help UKIP escape?
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