I live and work in the Aude ,with family still living in Uk. Like you I tried warning that part of my family that voted Brexit . Their loss ! Allez les Bleus!
@@GerryPowell-r6s unfortunately Gerry the more it’s pointed out to them the chaos Brexit has caused the more ( to protect their pride ) they dig their heels in and look to extreme right wing propaganda to reinforce their need to be right, GB news Talk TV vomit 🤮 simplistic un doable solution’s which allows them to avoid the truth, calling them out and shaming them does the complete opposite, just look at the following Donald dump has they have no idea of the realities of the world this is what Farage Tice Habibe want gullible non critical minions to ease them into power,
I struggle to understand why some ppl would even laugh at you in the first place, brexit or no brexit>... France has cheaper and better quality food, better healthcare, better educational system, better weather and more public infrastructures overall... Yea mate, those who laughed at you are just ignorant twats, I wish I could do the same as you.
I will never return to the UK. I still have brexit voting family members living there. If I was to return it would be a massive argument which could end in violence. "They ain't worth it".
so because of misinformation by the government you bann your family instaid of helping them fint the right way ?? that's the problem of your country and your people !
@@richardhltrp1791 I didn't abandon anyone. All I'm saying - with full knowledge of fact - is that some people cannot be helped. You presume his family wants guidance and showing the right direction... Some people want nothing of that and only wish to follow the path they chose for themselves, even if it was the wrong one. It baffles me how you fail to understand this. And I'm an atheist, BTW.
Same here. We retired to central France in 1996. The thing that really annoyed me was that we didn't have the right to a vote in the referendum. I've never been particularly politically minded, and rarely voted, as we were always in the type of constituency where it didn't matter a toss who you voted for, the same party always got back in! The one time it really mattered to me, I wasn't allowed to vote. I am very grateful to the French for their support in negotiating the minefield of bureaucracy, and getting our 'permis de sejour' sorted out with very little trouble. At our age, it wasn't even worth considering going for French nationality, as it can take ten years!!
@@vivienhodgson3299 You are correct in what you say about becoming a French national. I'm 72 and followed the proceedure, it took me a few years but now I have the C N I. and passeport français. Now I don't have to kowtow to my country of origin which no longer understands nor respects my former rights.
@@GeorgeGeorgeOnly I feel with you, all those who couldn't get out are now suffering. I'm lucky, being a German who only lived and worked there for 25 years. Funny how quick it went down the drain so quick.
@@GeorgeGeorgeOnly I did have family up north ( Cumbria), but not a bloody dickie bird. Makes you wonder if we are all on the same planet. It won’t get better any time soon, the Tories messed things up good and proper this time. It breaks my heart to see the heartbreak Brexit has caused.
@@davidmarkwort9711 I find it quite literally, Unbelievable. I can't feel it viscerally, but I guess that's part of the trick, because it’s too much to take in.
Most of these who voted for brexit won't ever admit they were wrong. And stupid. They wrecked business or ruined other people's future. Going down the drain but blaming everyone except themselves. You keep going strong, Marcus! ❤
Pride getting in the way of common sense, my experience speaking to uk tourists, is that they will not see or do not want to see that France - Europe do not need the uk more than the uk needs us, as was the common belief, the uk did not know what they were voting for to a man everybody I know voted Brexit voted on immigration they had no idea whatsoever how it was going to effect them, as soon as I knew the madness was going to actually happen my wife and I moved to France and got our residency etc best thing we have ever done.
I am a EU citizen. If i had stayed in England i would never have been able to live as i do. I have a nice warm house in the country, and a very good health service which I need now. I spent most of my life wandering around the world and settled hear with nothing. Turned out nice 😁🇸🇪🇪🇺.
It was one of the most stupid acts i have ever seen both politically and economically. The leavers will lie to themselves until they hit the grave, the remainers will lament. But the situation doesn't look like changing any time soon. The rejoiners are going to have to really start agitating for political support. The Labour Party has to be dragged kicking and screaming into the debate.
I am thankful for Brexit. When the idiots won and said if you don’t like it leave, we did. Our life style in France is so much better. Like you I worry about my family and I wished we had prevailed but until there is a popular revolt they will not start on the journey to mitigate.
In 2007 Irish national debt hit 124% and today it's at 47% and the majority of the people in the country did not even notice the impact on their wallet! How was it done? Well Ireland is a trading nation, it's been producing growing positive balances for trade for decades and so long as you are continually selling more than you are buying you will always work your way out of trouble. But the UK is not a trading nation in reality, it has neither the manufacturing capability nor market access. I don't know how they will fix this. Now I'm Irish by birth and Swiss by choice. So yes BREXIT is an issue for me as I have many cousins living there. And unfortunately because of a change in Irish law, parents born outside Ireland can no longer pass on their citizenship to their kids. So the next generation of the cousins are British only 😢
I live in Portugal and our business suffered fatally with Brexit. We were fortunate to have just about reached pension age when it all finally kicked in. I know exactly how you feel Marcus. I shall never return to the UK as we're now both Portuguese citizens.
Of course, you hate Brexshite. You are a very sensible person. Not borderline, so far over the line it cannot be seen. 💙🤍❤ 💙🤍❤ 💙🤍❤ 💙🤍❤ 💙🤍❤ 💙🤍❤ 💙🤍❤ 💙🤍❤ Gardez la foi. Ne vous laissez pas contrarier. Vous avez raison. 💙🤍❤ 💙🤍❤ 💙🤍❤ Keep the faith. Don't let them upset you. You are in the right. I have had a great outcome. I gave up my British nationality, and I am now a citizen of two EU countries, both REPUBLICS. Ireland and France. Much better than being a Little Englander.
I feel for you Marcus, I hate Brexit too, every day I watch with incredulity at Starmer and the rest of the dinosaur MPs who are in complete denial of the catastrophic harm Brexit is doing to the UK. It’s time he grew some and admit to the people of the country that Brexit is a disaster. Then he can start to get the country out of the absolute mess that it’s in, Grrrrrr.
The UK did not vote to leave the EU...UK voting population is 47 million...voted to leave 17.4 million..do the maths it's simple...and I agree with all you say Mate ..👍
I'm a Brit retired and living in Cyprus , I know exactly what your saying . I miss the days when I could travel with just my ID card and just wiz through customs . I too have family in England and letters and parcels now take forever as they have to go through customs . Before brexit I could send and receive in less than a week , brexit is a total disaster .
@@Ooze-cl5txYet the Welsh still have their language. If you find it ''too English'' that's no doubt because of all the English people who've moved there. 🏴
@@gobnait7855 There is also the problem of where to put the EU/english border - if Wales joined the EU it would be a very complicated mission to set that up. And those living in Wales , for sure the english but even a lot of Welsh wouldnt want that - so its not feasible.
Did a trip to France on EuroStar at the weekend, such a hassle, certainly compared to when i was traveling every month 20 years ago. The Mrs disappearing ahead on the EU queue whilst I was in the non EU queue whilst waving her passport at me didn't help... I tend to use Eurotunnel most trips and it's noticeably more difficult, and with the same biometrics coming in, it's going to be painful. And I'm not having to travel professionally like a truck driver
@@Knott1701 is in the EU get on a train and get off the other end ( except UK with BORDER/PASSPORTS/CUSTOMS and a couple of others such as Cyprus + Ireland for border + passport. Mostly EU = the same as going from Nottingham to Hitchin. Agen to Frankfurt U take a plane/train/car/bike/walk no ID/no.check points. You don’t even notice you are in France or Italy, Germany etc. The Uk have never had this so they can’t compare.
@@spuvenk I've driven though France into Switzerland, Italy, Lichtenstein, Germany and Belgium, and it was a dream. You notice the road signs langue an styles changing but it's just so easy. Only other border change i noticed was the roads in Belgium were rougher than elsewhere.
@@Knott1701 Belgium is the odd one out for some reason. Not for borders of course. For other issues. As you say it is a delight to drive, walk, train or fly…….. like from Beeston to Nottingham.
The UK voted to leave the EU. They did not vote to leave the customs union. It was Boris and his mates who negotiated the loss of freedom of movement. I am British born but moved to Ireland and am now an Irish citizen who has chosen to live in Spain. Like you Marcus I care about what happens in my birth country and it upsets me how people were fooled so easily. However I am not renewing my British passport as it as much use as a chocolate teapot in Europe.
Leaving the EU automatically means leaving the customs union. It's as simple as that. The only members of the EU's customs union are the EU members. How else would it work when countries who make their own trade deals share a customs union with the EU that strikes its own trade deals.
I agree with you Marcus. It's the same for me and my husband. We have family we care about back in the UK. It's difficult to hear that they are working so hard, but don't have a good quality of life because of brexshit.
The UK public were completely hoodwinked, by privately owned media corporations. It's just such a stupid mistake not to have specified a 60 40 majority requirement. Hard to see how the nation can ever really be happy. So sorry it's affected your business, wish I could live nearby & lend some support. Best wishes. Al.
What sticks in my craw Marcus is l was denied a vote on Brexit...l live in España....because of the 15 year rule...Just because we choose to live in the EU didn't mean that we are not affected by UK administrations and legislation. ie:- pensions... dealing with UK companies etc!...l have detested those like Farage, Mogg and Johnson, their ilk for what they bought down on UK.and those millions who didn't vote for Brexit.. They have turned UK into xenophobic enclave
It’s a bit odd to me Brits lose their citizenship when they live abroad after a while. As an American who lives abroad I will always have the same rights as any American who lives in America- for life.
@@stevemcgowenThey did not lose their citizenship, just the right to vote for this referendum. Basically, they were treated as second-class citizens by their own country.
@@stevemcgowen The irony was that many Brits living in the EU, who didn't fall under the fifteen year rule, scuttled off back to UK to Vote for Brexit ...Some even being interviewed sitting at a beachfront bar enjoying the Spanish sunshine saying why Great Britain should leave the EU..... to many immigrants in the country...l kid you not ...Many will now be back in UK sitting in a Beachfont Cafe gazing out at the wind and the rain hammering against the windows....After the Spanish Government has told them to obtain Residencia or leave....
Enjoy your life here in the EU and try to not worry too much over things you can't change. The fact is that the UK will not return to our union anytime soon. There are countries waiting in line like Albania where 97% want to join. The UK won't get to 97% rejoiners for several generations so let them work through their issues first. ❤
@@grapevinez6026 true, they first need to get people to want to massively rejoin and then they need to NEGOTIATE a deal to rejoin, which will be a thousand miles worse than what they had before. They'll probably have to kiss the pound goodbye, for starters, etc... And just that will definitely make some "rejoinders" backtrack. I honestly think they could rejoin in a generation, but to be completely honest I think it will take much, much more than that.
@TheBaldOne Yes for the young people I would say I hope they can get a youth mobility scheme. I am happy that my child is free to study, work, live and retire in the whole EU. But otherwise there is no way the UK will want to rejoin as long as they think they are "great" and exceptional. They need to deconstruct from that propaganda and realize they will never have the power they had as thieves of the colonies, or as decision makers in the EU. That will take a generation or 2 to sink in.
They shouted you lost, suck it up and get over it. I now say, you won, suck it up and get over it 😅. We came to France thirteen years ago. We'll never go back to live in the UK.
I know exactly the kind of comment you want to react to. And I would agree to everything you have said in the video. I have a few acquaintances in the UK myself, they voted for brexit (wtf -_-) , generational torry voters, they aint too politically savvy, if you know what i mean... I was there in the UK in 2015, a year before the referendum, having tea in my mate's home, talking with his family, I tried asking a question about the brexit referendum and engage with them to see where they stood politically on the issue, as I did not know their political views at the time. I asked what they thought about brexit, and the mother told me that it was "very unfortunate" and then proceeded to quickly change the topic by asking me how my trip was and then another question about how the weather was at the time.......................................................................................................... I later leaned that they all voted for brexit during the referendum. I understand some people do not wish to discuss politics, especially not with an outsider in their home but nevertheless I was genuinely flabbergasted at their reaction, in my country talking about politics at the table is absolutely normal, politics is a public thing, it boggles my mind that people can be so dismissive and make up their mind on a issue so complex with such insane ramifications as brexit... But then again they are avid readers of the daily telegraph and the daily mail and also voted for borris johnson in 2019 so i suppose they did me a favour that day, as our conversation would not have resulted in anything positive I suppose... Im sorry that brexit ruined the lives of those who were against it, as much as I, an European, despise and reject the nasty and insulting rhetoric about the EU that come from most torry politicians (including the reform UK bandwagon), I also remember that there are good people from England like you. Hopefully in the future, the UK will join the EU with the same duties and responsibilities as any other EU member would. (copenhagen criteria ; € + shengen and no special treatment anymore).
@@Chrislayeruk1 lost all our friends over Brexit, and finished off our lives in the UK by moving to France although all our friends had known for years it was our aim, france is welcome to you, traitor, etc etc we have been back once in the last five years to our small West Country town, litter everywhere, traffic jams all the time to get anywhere and everywhere, fast food shops, groups of hoodies everywhere a sense of menace, and Will my car be safe, France has its problems I know this but it’s big enough for it not to effect you,
I got the same when I lived in Tenerife Marcus. If we're not supposed to be interested in anything outwith the country we reside in what's the point of World News?
Renovation projects in Italy (where we live) are the same as you describe in France, the majority of projects were British as Italians, by and large, don’t want to live in the countryside. Fully appreciate your position and very well said!
Sympathies allshorts, I live in Australia, it’s ok but as I say to the many ‘other’ migrants “home is home…” heartbreaking as I want to go home where I feel I belong but it’s a mess that still hasn’t played out and will be long lasting yet…top job allshorts love your work👍🏻
I totally agree with you.Easier for Russians now to launder money yet you sit with the everyday consequences of this utterly stupid idea of Brexit. If I could I would buy a property in France, region Limoges, but helaas, no chance. I still hope you’ll still make enough money to plant all those trees and don’t leave France. I donated you know, so keep your promise.
A fine rant, it resonates with me. I have family in northern England and I live happily in southern Spain. My partner (the perfect Grandma) alternates between here and there, avoiding the summer heat and winter cold. My main feeling about England is disillusion, I was brought up to believe it was a half--decent place. Like you, I made things. Architectural blacksmith in Yorkshire, worked with mainly Georgian and Victorian houses, and like Seasick Steve says, "Started out with nothing, still got most of it left." In Spain there is a saying, "In the blacksmith's house -- wooden knives." You will have a deep understanding of that. However, we can stand in the road and oppose the juggernaut of History, or we can stand to the side and live to get wiser. No point getting crushed under the wheels. (PS) There is a massive rush of energy rising up a tree´s trunk, which is thought able to rid you of any energy you don´t want. It works just as well if you put your back against the tree, you don´t have to hug it and start rumours. Anger is fine if you can channel it into something positive, otherwise -- get rid.
Whenever i see politicians getting real excited ( no matter if they are on the right, center or left) i tend to take notice and go on a research binge to see: 1. what proposal they are excited about 2. what is actually in that proposal 3. what benefit ( yeah right) or negative impact this proposal has for the regular people, the average Joe and Jane Public Usually point 3 is negative galore where its really bad news for everyone but wrapped into shiny Christmas paper to give the illusion that its "good for you" while in reality its not. Then using these questions and answers i try to wake up people. I have a very close friend, whom i consider a brother from another mother, whose entire family ( including his mum and dad) were pro brexit and they were borderline mental about it. They blew up their relation why their son ( my friend) over something stupid like brexit despite him like me trying to convince that brexit would hurt every British person. As of a couple weeks ago his parents reached out to "mend the fences". People need to realize that its family first, politics last because we are all together on this spinning mudball of... insanity. I know that putin instigated this brexit junk just as he is funding all these other "leave the EU" parties. Gov and politics rarely work as proscribed and there are a lot of issues no matter what gov you look at be it EU or non EU but all these "leave the EU"parties make it seem that if the EU is bad and everything else is good. I love France, except for Paris ( but that is because i had to travel through it every single day for a couple years) and i have properties ( also renovated those, one of them my mom, dad and I renovated ourselves and turned it into a bed and breakfast with guided tours) southern france, as far south as Andorra/ Pyrenees. Great video as always sir.
Some very very rich people spent a lot of cash to make Brexit happen. What will happen if they see the tide turning towards a closer UK/EU relationship? Will they just cry for the money lost? Or will they keep on pushing with even more money?
The country has been bled dry for decades, with manufacturing fleeing and rising energy bills through Net Zero. Brexit result was a symptom of the people to blame the EU for their plight, without jobs, left behind and undercut by imported labour and trying to stop the economic wrecking ball, but continues unabated, because much of those policies are ardently supported by the UK political class.
I too live in France, Département 17 I hate Brexit too.......I luckily work as a classroom Assistant on a CDI contract. Sorry having a new house built live in a house built in 1667 at the moment and It's cold in the Winter brrrrr
Been in France since just before my teens. The Brexit vote was pure bullshit. Despite being British, neither me nor my family could vote as we’d been gone too long, and yet we were the first affected. Took French nationality, as did my siblings, so that protected us from the worst of it. But still. So shortsighted.
My brother set up his first business in 1971/2, it was very much a European based business , he later built up another one, both very, very successful. Time came to retire so he sold his businesses and then later came Brexit, which, a huge shock to me he voted for. After Brexit one business located to the Netherlands, the other to Dublin (now expanded to Spain and France) and my brother was devastated. I couldn't understand how someone so successful reached that mindset to vote leave and then be upset that his old businesses fled the UK. Now in his mid eighties, he said to me during a relatively recent phone call, that he couldn't understand his decisions either, I think he might have implied he fell for too many lies. I don't know though, it's never made sense to me.
@@nicks4934 No it didn't. It showed the value of EU membership so that not even Le Pen or Salvini, Farage's fascist friends, advocate leaving the EU anymore. And the EU got rid of a country that was only ever an obstacle.
Off topic: In a earlier episode you talked about the debt and it has to get down to 60% of GDP. I asked an AI how long time it will take to get down to 60%. Here is AI's answer: "The UK Parliament’s Economic Affairs Committee has suggested that a new fiscal framework is needed, with credible tax and spending plans covering five years. This indicates that even with a structured plan, reducing the debt to 60% of GDP would be a gradual process, potentially spanning over a decade or more."
Just shows how stupid AI can be!! 😂 Reduce debt from over 100 to 60% at a time when in reality the debt is still growing in just a decade?? That would mean redirecting money from everything else to debt reduction - in effect a reduction of 4% minimum fall of quality of live for a decade! As the UK is one of the most unequal societies in the West, it would hit the lowest parts of the income range by far the most! AI can be worse than natural stupidity!! Sorry, but this AI answer made me angry
🤣 Thanks 🙏 Here is the kicker. Ask how does the clearing moving out from the London into the Eurozone affect this 🎉 Millenia? 😂 I want to hear the answer 🎉🙏
In January the debt ratio, meaning the real issue with the debt, that difference of what you produce and what you spend in debt, was 64 per cent in Germany and 92 or 94 per cent in the UK. I had 3 years of Economics and let me tell you, the UK has levels of a "second world" or "developing economies level", and it is being artificially supported by all those profiting on the disaster economy in the City, and even that is going away, then what?
@@verttikoo2052 "The shift of euro clearing from London to the Eurozone is a significant change with several potential impacts: Financial Stability: Moving euro clearing to the Eurozone aims to enhance financial stability within the EU. By having euro-denominated transactions cleared within the Eurozone, EU regulators can better oversee and manage risks, especially during financial crises. Market Fragmentation: Critics argue that this move could lead to market fragmentation, making trades less efficient and potentially increasing costs for European customers. A smaller pool of trading within the Eurozone might reduce competition and liquidity. Strategic Autonomy: The EU sees this shift as a step towards greater strategic autonomy in financial services. By reducing reliance on London, the EU aims to strengthen its own financial infrastructure and reduce vulnerabilities. Economic Impact: The transition could take several years and might initially disrupt the market. However, it could eventually lead to a more integrated and resilient European financial market. Overall, while the move is intended to bolster the EU’s financial stability and autonomy, it also comes with challenges related to market efficiency and costs."
The French are like the Italians. They prefer the little boxes. All the same……. Rural areas are not so sought after. You like it and I like it but not all do. Germans, Spanish the same. It’s down to cost and convenience. Work and that, makes it easier for them. They also live in more built up areas. You had a little business going where the English came willingly to you and the bloody B….. Word popped up where it was forecast to loose and won!!!!!!!!!! Clients started disappearing down the drain. People going away 80/180 days etc. they bloody voted for it but had no idea what they were voting for. The biggest CON in human history since time began!!!!!!!!!!!! The biggest pro panda victory and the conned believed the indoctrination…! From the outside little Britain looks like the IGNORANT of the Globe. And those leaders in the UK still go on about it like some miracle will happen with B (shhhush…! - someone might hear……!)………
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Uk could have opted for the same deal as Norway. Norway is part of the EU's single market (it is a member of the European Economic Area), but it is not part of the customs union. It sets its own tariffs on goods imported from outside the single market.
I divorced a Devonian more than 20 years ago. He moved to Centralamerica, but worked for a Danish company, so he was frequently in Denmark. He retired, but now there's grandkids in Denmark, so he'd like to work for a bit more - in Denmark, that is... But OMG.... He now needs a work permit 🤣 - despite him receiving monthly pension from The Danish State 🤣🤣 Turns out, if the company is big enough, and your salary is high enough, it's piece of cake - but we were worried there for a bit.
my elder brother (along with my my younger, who I never speak with his choice) voted the fecking brexit. now the reality has become obvious even for them, has discovered, we are italian,, which we knew, famously my mums family 3 generations back, were revolutionaries, but had they simply voted remain, as there kids did, there kids would now have the rights we had, when we escaped here (portugal) in 2018. finally my elder brother might depend on my my great great greats allegiances with garibaldi, might give his children, and grandchildren right of blood, italian citizenship.
انا اختك اليمنيه واعتبرني اختك والله ماتكلمت الا من جوع ومن ضيق الحال انا وكامل اسرتي تشردنا من بيوتنا بَسَبَبَ الَحَرَبَ نَحَنَ فَيَ حَالَهَ لَايَعَلَمَ بَهَا الَا الَلَهَ حَسَبَنَا الَلَهَ وًّنَعَمَ الَوكيَلَ فَيَ مَنَ اوًّصَلَنَا الَى هَاذا الَحَالَ وًّالَلَهَ الَعَظَيَمَ مَا كتَبَتَ هَذا الَمَنَاشَدَهَ غَيَرَ مَنَ الَضَيَقَ وّالَفَقَر يَاعَالَمَ حَسَوّا فَيَنَا ارَجَوّكمَ وّالَلَهَ الَعَظَيَمَ رَبَ الَعَرَشَ الَعَظَيَمَ انَه الَاكلَ مَا فَيَ عَنَدَيَ بَالَبَيَتَ وًّالَلَهَ يَا اخَوّانَيَ انَهَ اخَوًّنَيَ بَقَعَدَوًّ بَالَيَوًّمَيَنَ مَافَى اكلَ وًّالَلَهَ وًّضَعَنَا كثَيَرَ صَعَبَ نَحَنَ 4 نَفَرَ دَاخَلَ الَبَيَتَ وًّابَيَ مَتَوًّفَيَ وًّلَا يَوًّجَدَ مَنَ يَعَوًّلَ عَلَيَنَا وًّسَاكنَيَنَ فَيَ بَيَتَ اجَارَ لَانَسَتَطَيَعَ دَفَعَ الَاجَارَ الَلَيَ ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' اخي اول كلامي انا اقسم بالله على كتاب الله اني لااكذب عليك ولا انصب ولا احتال اني بنت يمنيه نازحين انا واسرتي بيننا ایت الشهرب 20 الف يمني والان علينا 60 الف حق 3 شهور وصاحب البيت من الناس الي ماترحم والله يا اخي انه يجي كل يوم يبهدلنا ويتكلم علينا ويريد من البيت للشارع لانناماقدرنا ندفعله الأجار شافونا الجيران نبكي ورجعو تكلمو الجيران ومهلنالاخره الأسبوع معادفعنا له حلف يمين بالله هذا بيخرجنا إلى الشارع رحمه واحنا. بلادنا بسبب هذا الحرب ولانجد قوت يومنا وعايشين اناوامي واخوتي سفار والدنا متوفي الله يرحمه ومامعنا أحد في هذا الدنيا جاانبنا في هذه الظروف القاسيه اخوتي الصغار خرجو للشارع وشافو الجيران ياكلو واوقفو عند بابهم لجل يعطوهم ولو كسره خبز والله الذي له ملك السموات والارض انهم غلفو الباب وطردوهم ورجعو یبکو ایموتو من الجوع ما احد رحمهم وعطلة ردها لقمت عیش والان لوما احدنا ساعدنا في إيكيلو دقيق اقسم بالله انموت من الجوع فيا اخي انا دخيله على الله ثم عليك واريد منك المساعده لوجه الله انشدك بالله تحب الخير واتساعدني ولو ب 500 ريال يمني مع تراسلي واتساب على هذا الرقم 00967736100677 وتطلب اسم بطاقتي وترسلي ولاتتاخر وايعوضك الله بكل خير اخواني سغار شوف كيف حالتهم وساعدنا وأنقذنا قبل أن يطردونا في الشارع تتبهدل أو نموت من الجوع وانا واسرتي نسالك بالله لولك مقدره على مساعد لاتتاخر علينا وجزاك الله خير.._£π`_`_¢¢°^¢°^¢°،،،،،،
If you live in France why worry about brexit I prefer British or NZ wine anyway am not really interested in eating snails or frogs legs so reckon am not missing much
Pero podeis trabajar para los Estados Unidos, Canadá, Australia, Bermudas, Jamaica, Australia, Nueva Zelanda y Gibralrar....😊😂 Lo siento, pero tienen la Commonwelth 😊🤗❤️
@@stevemcgowen Election?...let us know the democratic procedure for the French electorate to remove the EU commission, and is the an example as a reference?
How is the UK accountable to the "Scottish electorate"? France has a veto on most things in the EU. Scotland has nothing. France is free to leave the EU if they so wish. Scotland can't even hold a referendum without permission from an ENglish"man" often unelected or "elected" with 1/3rd of the votes lol
Nope. France were never told to vote again until they got the "correct result". You're confusing with the English, who voted remain with an overwhelming 2/3rd majority but were told to vote again. You corrupt English have no idea have you? So utterly ignorant.
I live and work in the Aude ,with family still living in Uk. Like you I tried warning that part of my family that voted Brexit . Their loss ! Allez les Bleus!
@@ssssssscrow the fact Ur still talking about Brexit shows you are the real looser ........
The most stupid decision ever. Thank goodness I hold two passports 😊😊😊
that's not even legal 😂😂
Agree. Stupidity at its finest!
The people who voted for Brexit should be ashamed and continually be called out for allowing themselves to be conned and deceived.
Espically by 2 lying tory mps voters always get there karma
@@GerryPowell-r6s unfortunately Gerry the more it’s pointed out to them the chaos Brexit has caused the more ( to protect their pride ) they dig their heels in and look to extreme right wing propaganda to reinforce their need to be right, GB news Talk TV vomit 🤮 simplistic un doable solution’s which allows them to avoid the truth, calling them out and shaming them does the complete opposite, just look at the following Donald dump has they have no idea of the realities of the world this is what Farage Tice Habibe want gullible non critical minions to ease them into power,
I'm in France, 32.....small business, Welsh... People laughed at me after Brexit.... They no longer laugh... 🇫🇷🇫🇷... Marble. Art... 🇫🇷
I struggle to understand why some ppl would even laugh at you in the first place, brexit or no brexit>...
France has cheaper and better quality food, better healthcare, better educational system, better weather and more public infrastructures overall...
Yea mate, those who laughed at you are just ignorant twats, I wish I could do the same as you.
I will never return to the UK. I still have brexit voting family members living there. If I was to return it would be a massive argument which could end in violence. "They ain't worth it".
so because of misinformation by the government you bann your family instaid of helping them fint the right way ?? that's the problem of your country and your people !
@@richardhltrp1791 some people can't be helped...
@@Oil2024 you did not even try ..abandoning your family when they really need you to guide them in the right direction … I bet you are religious too….
@@richardhltrp1791 I didn't abandon anyone. All I'm saying - with full knowledge of fact - is that some people cannot be helped. You presume his family wants guidance and showing the right direction... Some people want nothing of that and only wish to follow the path they chose for themselves, even if it was the wrong one. It baffles me how you fail to understand this. And I'm an atheist, BTW.
I totally agree with you. I still can't get my head around it. I'm almost lost for words.
Same here. We retired to central France in 1996. The thing that really annoyed me was that we didn't have the right to a vote in the referendum. I've never been particularly politically minded, and rarely voted, as we were always in the type of constituency where it didn't matter a toss who you voted for, the same party always got back in! The one time it really mattered to me, I wasn't allowed to vote. I am very grateful to the French for their support in negotiating the minefield of bureaucracy, and getting our 'permis de sejour' sorted out with very little trouble. At our age, it wasn't even worth considering going for French nationality, as it can take ten years!!
@@vivienhodgson3299 You are correct in what you say about becoming a French national.
I'm 72 and followed the proceedure, it took me a few years but now I have the C N I. and passeport français.
Now I don't have to kowtow to my country of origin which no longer understands nor respects my former rights.
I live in Germany and I too still hate Brexit
I'm stuck in Brexshitland, and hating it.
@@GeorgeGeorgeOnly I feel with you, all those who couldn't get out are now suffering. I'm lucky, being a German who only lived and worked there for 25 years. Funny how quick it went down the drain so quick.
@@davidmarkwort9711 Bro! Thank you so much🙏💛💙
@@GeorgeGeorgeOnly I did have family up north ( Cumbria), but not a bloody dickie bird. Makes you wonder if we are all on the same planet. It won’t get better any time soon, the Tories messed things up good and proper this time. It breaks my heart to see the heartbreak Brexit has caused.
@@davidmarkwort9711 I find it quite literally, Unbelievable. I can't feel it viscerally, but I guess that's part of the trick, because it’s too much to take in.
Most of these who voted for brexit won't ever admit they were wrong. And stupid. They wrecked business or ruined other people's future. Going down the drain but blaming everyone except themselves.
You keep going strong, Marcus! ❤
Pride getting in the way of common sense, my experience speaking to uk tourists, is that they will not see or do not want to see that France - Europe do not need the uk more than the uk needs us, as was the common belief, the uk did not know what they were voting for to a man everybody I know voted Brexit voted on immigration they had no idea whatsoever how it was going to effect them, as soon as I knew the madness was going to actually happen my wife and I moved to France and got our residency etc best thing we have ever done.
I live in the UK and hate Brexit. ❤
I am a EU citizen. If i had stayed in England i would never have been able to live as i do. I have a nice warm house in the country, and a very good health service which I need now. I spent most of my life wandering around the world and settled hear with nothing. Turned out nice 😁🇸🇪🇪🇺.
Hi Marcus, Brexit is a big mess. It’s made life harder.
It was one of the most stupid acts i have ever seen both politically and economically. The leavers will lie to themselves until they hit the grave, the remainers will lament. But the situation doesn't look like changing any time soon. The rejoiners are going to have to really start agitating for political support. The Labour Party has to be dragged kicking and screaming into the debate.
I am thankful for Brexit. When the idiots won and said if you don’t like it leave, we did. Our life style in France is so much better. Like you I worry about my family and I wished we had prevailed but until there is a popular revolt they will not start on the journey to mitigate.
In 2007 Irish national debt hit 124% and today it's at 47% and the majority of the people in the country did not even notice the impact on their wallet! How was it done? Well Ireland is a trading nation, it's been producing growing positive balances for trade for decades and so long as you are continually selling more than you are buying you will always work your way out of trouble. But the UK is not a trading nation in reality, it has neither the manufacturing capability nor market access. I don't know how they will fix this. Now I'm Irish by birth and Swiss by choice. So yes BREXIT is an issue for me as I have many cousins living there. And unfortunately because of a change in Irish law, parents born outside Ireland can no longer pass on their citizenship to their kids. So the next generation of the cousins are British only 😢
They shat the bed and can't understand why we complain about having to lie together in it. p.s. we love our big French farm house.
I live in Portugal and our business suffered fatally with Brexit. We were fortunate to have just about reached pension age when it all finally kicked in. I know exactly how you feel Marcus. I shall never return to the UK as we're now both Portuguese citizens.
@@chichestermaritime8174 Ditto 😊 🇫🇷
Of course, you hate Brexshite. You are a very sensible person. Not borderline, so far over the line it cannot be seen. 💙🤍❤ 💙🤍❤ 💙🤍❤ 💙🤍❤
💙🤍❤ 💙🤍❤ 💙🤍❤ 💙🤍❤ Gardez la foi. Ne vous laissez pas contrarier. Vous avez raison. 💙🤍❤ 💙🤍❤ 💙🤍❤
Keep the faith. Don't let them upset you. You are in the right. I have had a great outcome. I gave up my British nationality, and I am now a citizen of two EU countries, both REPUBLICS. Ireland and France. Much better than being a Little Englander.
I feel for you Marcus, I hate Brexit too, every day I watch with incredulity at Starmer and the rest of the dinosaur MPs who are in complete denial of the catastrophic harm Brexit is doing to the UK.
It’s time he grew some and admit to the people of the country that Brexit is a disaster.
Then he can start to get the country out of the absolute mess that it’s in, Grrrrrr.
The UK did not vote to leave the EU...UK voting population is 47 million...voted to leave 17.4 million..do the maths it's simple...and I agree with all you say Mate ..👍
I'm a Brit retired and living in Cyprus , I know exactly what your saying .
I miss the days when I could travel with just my ID card and just wiz through customs .
I too have family in England and letters and parcels now take forever as they have to go through customs .
Before brexit I could send and receive in less than a week , brexit is a total disaster .
Scotland and Wales need to separate from the UK and will have an easier time rejoining the EU.
Scotland, yes, Wales is just too english, sorry.
@@Ooze-cl5tx TBH I only visited Wales on a day trip. My heritage is Scots.
@@Ooze-cl5txYet the Welsh still have their language. If you find it ''too English'' that's no doubt because of all the English people who've moved there. 🏴
@@gobnait7855 There is also the problem of where to put the EU/english border - if Wales joined the EU it would be a very complicated mission to set that up.
And those living in Wales , for sure the english but even a lot of Welsh wouldnt want that - so its not feasible.
Had your chance blew it 😀🇮🇪
Did a trip to France on EuroStar at the weekend, such a hassle, certainly compared to when i was traveling every month 20 years ago. The Mrs disappearing ahead on the EU queue whilst I was in the non EU queue whilst waving her passport at me didn't help... I tend to use Eurotunnel most trips and it's noticeably more difficult, and with the same biometrics coming in, it's going to be painful. And I'm not having to travel professionally like a truck driver
@@Knott1701 is in the EU get on a train and get off the other end ( except UK with BORDER/PASSPORTS/CUSTOMS and a couple of others such as Cyprus + Ireland for border + passport. Mostly EU = the same as going from Nottingham to Hitchin. Agen to Frankfurt U take a plane/train/car/bike/walk no ID/no.check points. You don’t even notice you are in France or Italy, Germany etc. The Uk have never had this so they can’t compare.
@@spuvenk I've driven though France into Switzerland, Italy, Lichtenstein, Germany and Belgium, and it was a dream. You notice the road signs langue an styles changing but it's just so easy. Only other border change i noticed was the roads in Belgium were rougher than elsewhere.
@@Knott1701 Belgium is the odd one out for some reason. Not for borders of course. For other issues. As you say it is a delight to drive, walk, train or fly…….. like from Beeston to Nottingham.
Well said Marcus! Some of the people who make these idiotic comments have no experience of what you've been through.
The UK voted to leave the EU. They did not vote to leave the customs union. It was Boris and his mates who negotiated the loss of freedom of movement. I am British born but moved to Ireland and am now an Irish citizen who has chosen to live in Spain. Like you Marcus I care about what happens in my birth country and it upsets me how people were fooled so easily. However I am not renewing my British passport as it as much use as a chocolate teapot in Europe.
Leaving the EU automatically means leaving the customs union. It's as simple as that. The only members of the EU's customs union are the EU members. How else would it work when countries who make their own trade deals share a customs union with the EU that strikes its own trade deals.
today announced that water is going up MORE than 20% pa :) so since brexit water price in 2025 hits 120% wow! what a bright future!
How are people going to cope with all these increases
A righteous rant Marcus, and well understood...
Well said Marcus.👍💯🇮🇪
I agree with you Marcus.
It's the same for me and my husband. We have family we care about back in the UK. It's difficult to hear that they are working so hard, but don't have a good quality of life because of brexshit.
It is hard to witness xx
@@AllShortsPolitics
So true.
The UK public were completely hoodwinked, by privately owned media corporations. It's just such a stupid mistake not to have specified a 60 40 majority requirement. Hard to see how the nation can ever really be happy. So sorry it's affected your business, wish I could live nearby & lend some support. Best wishes. Al.
Thank also Poutin and his propaganda staffel for Brexit, he did a lot at this time before the vote.
What sticks in my craw Marcus is l was denied a vote on Brexit...l live in España....because of the 15 year rule...Just because we choose to live in the EU didn't mean that we are not affected by UK administrations and legislation. ie:- pensions... dealing with UK companies etc!...l have detested those like Farage, Mogg and Johnson, their ilk for what they bought down on UK.and those millions who didn't vote for Brexit.. They have turned UK into xenophobic enclave
It’s a bit odd to me Brits lose their citizenship when they live abroad after a while. As an American who lives abroad I will always have the same rights as any American who lives in America- for life.
@@stevemcgowenThey did not lose their citizenship, just the right to vote for this referendum. Basically, they were treated as second-class citizens by their own country.
@@Gargoyle_75 I consider the right to vote a vital part of citizenship.
@@stevemcgowen The irony was that many Brits living in the EU, who didn't fall under the fifteen year rule, scuttled off back to UK to Vote for Brexit ...Some even being interviewed sitting at a beachfront bar enjoying the Spanish sunshine saying why Great Britain should leave the EU..... to many immigrants in the country...l kid you not ...Many will now be back in UK sitting in a Beachfont Cafe gazing out at the wind and the rain hammering against the windows....After the Spanish Government has told them to obtain Residencia or leave....
Enjoy your life here in the EU and try to not worry too much over things you can't change.
The fact is that the UK will not return to our union anytime soon. There are countries waiting in line like Albania where 97% want to join. The UK won't get to 97% rejoiners for several generations so let them work through their issues first. ❤
@@grapevinez6026 true, they first need to get people to want to massively rejoin and then they need to NEGOTIATE a deal to rejoin, which will be a thousand miles worse than what they had before. They'll probably have to kiss the pound goodbye, for starters, etc... And just that will definitely make some "rejoinders" backtrack.
I honestly think they could rejoin in a generation, but to be completely honest I think it will take much, much more than that.
@TheBaldOne Yes for the young people I would say I hope they can get a youth mobility scheme. I am happy that my child is free to study, work, live and retire in the whole EU.
But otherwise there is no way the UK will want to rejoin as long as they think they are "great" and exceptional. They need to deconstruct from that propaganda and realize they will never have the power they had as thieves of the colonies, or as decision makers in the EU. That will take a generation or 2 to sink in.
@@TheBaldOneThere won't be any negotiations!
@@marinusvosWhy not do you not know how exceptional the British are and the EU will be begging them to return as it is falling apart without them.
@@andrewkenny4633 🤣
They shouted you lost, suck it up and get over it. I now say, you won, suck it up and get over it 😅. We came to France thirteen years ago. We'll never go back to live in the UK.
@@johnsiers6039 Ditto 5 years ago will never live in the uk again 🇫🇷
I know exactly the kind of comment you want to react to.
And I would agree to everything you have said in the video.
I have a few acquaintances in the UK myself, they voted for brexit (wtf -_-) , generational torry voters, they aint too politically savvy, if you know what i mean...
I was there in the UK in 2015, a year before the referendum, having tea in my mate's home, talking with his family, I tried asking a question about the brexit referendum and engage with them to see where they stood politically on the issue, as I did not know their political views at the time.
I asked what they thought about brexit, and the mother told me that it was "very unfortunate" and then proceeded to quickly change the topic by asking me how my trip was and then another question about how the weather was at the time..........................................................................................................
I later leaned that they all voted for brexit during the referendum.
I understand some people do not wish to discuss politics, especially not with an outsider in their home but nevertheless I was genuinely flabbergasted at their reaction, in my country talking about politics at the table is absolutely normal, politics is a public thing, it boggles my mind that people can be so dismissive and make up their mind on a issue so complex with such insane ramifications as brexit...
But then again they are avid readers of the daily telegraph and the daily mail and also voted for borris johnson in 2019 so i suppose they did me a favour that day, as our conversation would not have resulted in anything positive I suppose...
Im sorry that brexit ruined the lives of those who were against it, as much as I, an European, despise and reject the nasty and insulting rhetoric about the EU that come from most torry politicians (including the reform UK bandwagon), I also remember that there are good people from England like you.
Hopefully in the future, the UK will join the EU with the same duties and responsibilities as any other EU member would.
(copenhagen criteria ; € + shengen and no special treatment anymore).
I agree with you all the way bud. Keep on sending the message. Eventually they might open their eyes
I feel your pain, Brexit was a disaster, there are people I still don’t talk to over this… They chose their side…
@@Chrislayeruk1 lost all our friends over Brexit, and finished off our lives in the UK by moving to France although all our friends had known for years it was our aim, france is welcome to you, traitor, etc etc we have been back once in the last five years to our small West Country town, litter everywhere, traffic jams all the time to get anywhere and everywhere, fast food shops, groups of hoodies everywhere a sense of menace, and Will my car be safe, France has its problems I know this but it’s big enough for it not to effect you,
@@PeterHolland-mu7yn That's such a sad tale, but all too common
I got the same when I lived in Tenerife Marcus. If we're not supposed to be interested in anything outwith the country we reside in what's the point of World News?
I live in Finland 🇫🇮 and I hate Brexit. As well as all those responsible for peddling its lie.
That is the price of being fooled by Farage
Renovation projects in Italy (where we live) are the same as you describe in France, the majority of projects were British as Italians, by and large, don’t want to live in the countryside. Fully appreciate your position and very well said!
Sympathies allshorts, I live in Australia, it’s ok but as I say to the many ‘other’ migrants “home is home…” heartbreaking as I want to go home where I feel I belong but it’s a mess that still hasn’t played out and will be long lasting yet…top job allshorts love your work👍🏻
I totally agree with you.Easier for Russians now to launder money yet you sit with the everyday consequences of this utterly stupid idea of Brexit. If I could I would buy a property in France, region Limoges, but helaas, no chance. I still hope you’ll still make enough money to plant all those trees and don’t leave France. I donated you know, so keep your promise.
You're a good man keep up the good work even though you're pissing into the wind. You're battling british exceptionalism unfortunately.
A fine rant, it resonates with me. I have family in northern England and I live happily in southern Spain.
My partner (the perfect Grandma) alternates between here and there, avoiding the summer heat and winter cold.
My main feeling about England is disillusion, I was brought up to believe it was a half--decent place.
Like you, I made things.
Architectural blacksmith in Yorkshire, worked with mainly Georgian and Victorian houses, and like Seasick Steve says,
"Started out with nothing, still got most of it left."
In Spain there is a saying, "In the blacksmith's house -- wooden knives."
You will have a deep understanding of that.
However, we can stand in the road and oppose the juggernaut of History, or we can stand to the side and live to get wiser.
No point getting crushed under the wheels.
(PS) There is a massive rush of energy rising up a tree´s trunk, which is thought able to rid you of any energy you don´t want.
It works just as well if you put your back against the tree, you don´t have to hug it and start rumours.
Anger is fine if you can channel it into something positive, otherwise -- get rid.
Why waste our lives waiting for something to work! Life is short! Can’t loose life years hoping!!!!!!! Lucky we left Marcus!
Whenever i see politicians getting real excited ( no matter if they are on the right, center or left) i tend to take notice and go on a research binge to see:
1. what proposal they are excited about
2. what is actually in that proposal
3. what benefit ( yeah right) or negative impact this proposal has for the regular people, the average Joe and Jane Public
Usually point 3 is negative galore where its really bad news for everyone but wrapped into shiny Christmas paper to give the illusion that its "good for you" while in reality its not. Then using these questions and answers i try to wake up people.
I have a very close friend, whom i consider a brother from another mother, whose entire family ( including his mum and dad) were pro brexit and they were borderline mental about it. They blew up their relation why their son ( my friend) over something stupid like brexit despite him like me trying to convince that brexit would hurt every British person. As of a couple weeks ago his parents reached out to "mend the fences". People need to realize that its family first, politics last because we are all together on this spinning mudball of... insanity.
I know that putin instigated this brexit junk just as he is funding all these other "leave the EU" parties. Gov and politics rarely work as proscribed and there are a lot of issues no matter what gov you look at be it EU or non EU but all these "leave the EU"parties make it seem that if the EU is bad and everything else is good.
I love France, except for Paris ( but that is because i had to travel through it every single day for a couple years) and i have properties ( also renovated those, one of them my mom, dad and I renovated ourselves and turned it into a bed and breakfast with guided tours) southern france, as far south as Andorra/ Pyrenees.
Great video as always sir.
I'd add #4 how much is the politician getting paid from the people who want whatever.
Some very very rich people spent a lot of cash to make Brexit happen.
What will happen if they see the tide turning towards a closer UK/EU relationship?
Will they just cry for the money lost?
Or will they keep on pushing with even more money?
I quite agree with you and well said.
Lord Madderson said he thinks 10 years' time the uk will rejoin the EU.
According Marc from Outside Views!
The country has been bled dry for decades, with manufacturing fleeing and rising energy bills through Net Zero. Brexit result was a symptom of the people to blame the EU for their plight, without jobs, left behind and undercut by imported labour and trying to stop the economic wrecking ball, but continues unabated, because much of those policies are ardently supported by the UK political class.
Politicians think if they ignore net zero it will go away. Smart leaders prepare for it…
@@stevemcgowen As the whole thing is made up crisis, it will go away if we ignore it.
Ok, I have seen a few clips of yours... and I really like em!
But, I got one question: who on earth ever got the impression you were pro brexit???
Marcus if you d live in Spain you ll hate Brexit and Britain 😂
Sorry to hear about your experience
Thanks buddy xx
What?? Shorts is pro brexshit?? Oh wait 🤔
I too live in France, Département 17 I hate Brexit too.......I luckily work as a classroom Assistant on a CDI contract.
Sorry having a new house built live in a house built in 1667 at the moment and It's cold in the Winter brrrrr
get business in Italy tons of foreigners fixing old houses, forget the uk
He has no FoM so how can he do that??
Been in France since just before my teens. The Brexit vote was pure bullshit. Despite being British, neither me nor my family could vote as we’d been gone too long, and yet we were the first affected. Took French nationality, as did my siblings, so that protected us from the worst of it. But still. So shortsighted.
My brother set up his first business in 1971/2, it was very much a European based business , he later built up another one, both very, very successful. Time came to retire so he sold his businesses and then later came Brexit, which, a huge shock to me he voted for. After Brexit one business located to the Netherlands, the other to Dublin (now expanded to Spain and France) and my brother was devastated. I couldn't understand how someone so successful reached that mindset to vote leave and then be upset that his old businesses fled the UK. Now in his mid eighties, he said to me during a relatively recent phone call, that he couldn't understand his decisions either, I think he might have implied he fell for too many lies. I don't know though, it's never made sense to me.
As an EU-citizen, Brexit was good
How? Brexit damaged all of Europe.
@@nicks4934 No it didn't. It showed the value of EU membership so that not even Le Pen or Salvini, Farage's fascist friends, advocate leaving the EU anymore. And the EU got rid of a country that was only ever an obstacle.
Off topic:
In a earlier episode you talked about the debt and it has to get down to 60% of GDP. I asked an AI how long time it will take to get down to 60%. Here is AI's answer:
"The UK Parliament’s Economic Affairs Committee has suggested that a new fiscal framework is needed, with credible tax and spending plans covering five years. This indicates that even with a structured plan, reducing the debt to 60% of GDP would be a gradual process, potentially spanning over a decade or more."
Just shows how stupid AI can be!! 😂
Reduce debt from over 100 to 60% at a time when in reality the debt is still growing in just a decade??
That would mean redirecting money from everything else to debt reduction - in effect a reduction of 4% minimum fall of quality of live for a decade!
As the UK is one of the most unequal societies in the West, it would hit the lowest parts of the income range by far the most!
AI can be worse than natural stupidity!!
Sorry, but this AI answer made me angry
🤣 Thanks 🙏 Here is the kicker. Ask how does the clearing moving out from the London into the Eurozone affect this 🎉 Millenia? 😂 I want to hear the answer 🎉🙏
In January the debt ratio, meaning the real issue with the debt, that difference of what you produce and what you spend in debt, was 64 per cent in Germany and 92 or 94 per cent in the UK. I had 3 years of Economics and let me tell you, the UK has levels of a "second world" or "developing economies level", and it is being artificially supported by all those profiting on the disaster economy in the City, and even that is going away, then what?
I want to hear what ÄI says about that. Correct answer should be near Mississippi.
@@verttikoo2052 "The shift of euro clearing from London to the Eurozone is a significant change with several potential impacts:
Financial Stability: Moving euro clearing to the Eurozone aims to enhance financial stability within the EU. By having euro-denominated transactions cleared within the Eurozone, EU regulators can better oversee and manage risks, especially during financial crises.
Market Fragmentation: Critics argue that this move could lead to market fragmentation, making trades less efficient and potentially increasing costs for European customers. A smaller pool of trading within the Eurozone might reduce competition and liquidity.
Strategic Autonomy: The EU sees this shift as a step towards greater strategic autonomy in financial services. By reducing reliance on London, the EU aims to strengthen its own financial infrastructure and reduce vulnerabilities.
Economic Impact: The transition could take several years and might initially disrupt the market. However, it could eventually lead to a more integrated and resilient European financial market.
Overall, while the move is intended to bolster the EU’s financial stability and autonomy, it also comes with challenges related to market efficiency and costs."
The French are like the Italians. They prefer the little boxes. All the same……. Rural areas are not so sought after. You like it and I like it but not all do. Germans, Spanish the same. It’s down to cost and convenience. Work and that, makes it easier for them. They also live in more built up areas.
You had a little business going where the English came willingly to you and the bloody B….. Word popped up where it was forecast to loose and won!!!!!!!!!! Clients started disappearing down the drain. People going away 80/180 days etc. they bloody voted for it but had no idea what they were voting for. The biggest CON in human history since time began!!!!!!!!!!!! The biggest pro panda victory and the conned believed the indoctrination…! From the outside little Britain looks like the IGNORANT of the Globe. And those leaders in the UK still go on about it like some miracle will happen with B (shhhush…! - someone might hear……!)………
Here in the Czech Republic young people from villages want to move to Prague. When they get older many end up living in villages in the suburbs.
Voor shop link doesn’t work bij the way. Worth checking?
انااختك اليمنيه واعتبرني اختك والله ماتكلمت الا من جوع ومن ضيق الحال انا وكامل اسرتي تشردنا من بيوتنا بَسَبَبَ الَحَرَبَ نَحَنَ فَيَ حَالَهَ لَايَعَلَمَ بَهَا الَا الَلَهَ حَسَبَنَا الَلَهَ وًّنَعَمَ الَوكيَلَ فَيَ مَنَ اوًّصَلَنَا الَى هَاذا الَحَالَ وًّالَلَهَ الَعَظَيَمَ مَا كتَبَتَ هَذا الَمَنَاشَدَهَ غَيَرَ مَنَ الَضَيَقَ وّالَفَقَر يَاعَالَمَ حَسَوّا فَيَنَا ارَجَوّكمَ وّالَلَهَ الَعَظَيَمَ رَبَ الَعَرَشَ الَعَظَيَمَ انَه الَاكلَ مَا فَيَ عَنَدَيَ بَالَبَيَتَ وًّالَلَهَ يَا اخَوّانَيَ انَهَ اخَوًّنَيَ بَقَعَدَوًّ بَالَيَوًّمَيَنَ مَافَى اكلَ وًّالَلَهَ وًّضَعَنَا كثَيَرَ صَعَبَ نَحَنَ 4 نَفَرَ دَاخَلَ الَبَيَتَ وًّابَيَ مَتَوًّفَيَ وًّلَا يَوًّجَدَ مَنَ يَعَوًّلَ عَلَيَنَا وًّسَاكنَيَنَ فَيَ بَيَتَ اجَارَ لَانَسَتَطَيَعَ دَفَعَ الَاجَارَ الَلَيَ ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' اخي اول كلامي انا اقسم بالله على كتاب الله اني لااكذب عليك ولا انصب ولا احتال اني بنت يمنيه نازحين انا واسرتي بيننا ایت الشهرب 20 الف يمني والان علينا 60 الف حق 3 شهور وصاحب البيت من الناس الي ماترحم والله يا اخي انه يجي كل يوم يبهدلنا ويتكلم علينا ويريد من البيت للشارع لانناماقدرنا ندفعله الأجار شافونا الجيران نبكي ورجعو تكلمو الجيران ومهلنالاخره الأسبوع معادفعنا له حلف يمين بالله هذا بيخرجنا إلى الشارع رحمه واحنا. بلادنا بسبب هذا الحرب ولانجد قوت يومنا وعايشين اناوامي واخوتي سفار والدنا متوفي الله يرحمه ومامعنا أحد في هذا الدنيا جاانبنا في هذه الظروف القاسيه اخوتي الصغار خرجو للشارع وشافو الجيران ياكلو واوقفو عند بابهم لجل يعطوهم ولو كسره خبز والله الذي له ملك السموات والارض انهم غلفو الباب وطردوهم ورجعو یبکو ایموتو من الجوع ما احد رحمهم وعطلة ردها لقمت عیش والان لوما احدنا ساعدنا في إيكيلو دقيق اقسم بالله انموت من الجوع فيا اخي انا دخيله على الله ثم عليك واريد منك المساعده لوجه الله انشدك بالله تحب الخير واتساعدني ولو ب 500 ريال يمني مع تراسلي واتساب على هذا الرقم00967770143122 وتطلب اسم بطاقتي وترسلي ولاتتاخر وايعوضك الله بكل خير اخواني سغار شوف كيف حالتهم وساعدنا وأنقذنا قبل أن يطردونا في الشارع تتبهدل أو نموت من الجوع وانا واسرتي نسالك بالله لولك مقدره على مساعد لاتتاخر علينا وجزاك الله خير_÷… .،،،،،،،،،،،،،.،...،.،..،.،.،،،..،،.....،.😢ثث
Uk could have opted for the same deal as Norway. Norway is part of the EU's single market (it is a member of the European Economic Area), but it is not part of the customs union. It sets its own tariffs on goods imported from outside the single market.
I divorced a Devonian more than 20 years ago. He moved to Centralamerica, but worked for a Danish company, so he was frequently in Denmark. He retired, but now there's grandkids in Denmark, so he'd like to work for a bit more - in Denmark, that is...
But OMG.... He now needs a work permit 🤣 - despite him receiving monthly pension from The Danish State 🤣🤣
Turns out, if the company is big enough, and your salary is high enough, it's piece of cake -
but we were worried there for a bit.
my elder brother (along with my my younger, who I never speak with his choice) voted the fecking brexit. now the reality has become obvious even for them, has discovered, we are italian,, which we knew, famously my mums family 3 generations back, were revolutionaries, but had they simply voted remain, as there kids did, there kids would now have the rights we had, when we escaped here (portugal) in 2018. finally my elder brother might depend on my my great great greats allegiances with garibaldi, might give his children, and grandchildren right of blood, italian citizenship.
انا اختك اليمنيه واعتبرني اختك والله ماتكلمت الا من جوع ومن ضيق الحال انا وكامل اسرتي تشردنا من بيوتنا بَسَبَبَ الَحَرَبَ نَحَنَ فَيَ حَالَهَ لَايَعَلَمَ بَهَا الَا الَلَهَ حَسَبَنَا الَلَهَ وًّنَعَمَ الَوكيَلَ فَيَ مَنَ اوًّصَلَنَا الَى هَاذا الَحَالَ وًّالَلَهَ الَعَظَيَمَ مَا كتَبَتَ هَذا الَمَنَاشَدَهَ غَيَرَ مَنَ الَضَيَقَ وّالَفَقَر يَاعَالَمَ حَسَوّا فَيَنَا ارَجَوّكمَ وّالَلَهَ الَعَظَيَمَ رَبَ الَعَرَشَ الَعَظَيَمَ انَه الَاكلَ مَا فَيَ عَنَدَيَ بَالَبَيَتَ وًّالَلَهَ يَا اخَوّانَيَ انَهَ اخَوًّنَيَ بَقَعَدَوًّ بَالَيَوًّمَيَنَ مَافَى اكلَ وًّالَلَهَ وًّضَعَنَا كثَيَرَ صَعَبَ نَحَنَ 4 نَفَرَ دَاخَلَ الَبَيَتَ وًّابَيَ مَتَوًّفَيَ وًّلَا يَوًّجَدَ مَنَ يَعَوًّلَ عَلَيَنَا وًّسَاكنَيَنَ فَيَ بَيَتَ اجَارَ لَانَسَتَطَيَعَ دَفَعَ الَاجَارَ الَلَيَ ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' اخي اول كلامي انا اقسم بالله على كتاب الله اني لااكذب عليك ولا انصب ولا احتال اني بنت يمنيه نازحين انا واسرتي بيننا ایت الشهرب 20 الف يمني والان علينا 60 الف حق 3 شهور وصاحب البيت من الناس الي ماترحم والله يا اخي انه يجي كل يوم يبهدلنا ويتكلم علينا ويريد من البيت للشارع لانناماقدرنا ندفعله الأجار شافونا الجيران نبكي ورجعو تكلمو الجيران ومهلنالاخره الأسبوع معادفعنا له حلف يمين بالله هذا بيخرجنا إلى الشارع رحمه واحنا. بلادنا بسبب هذا الحرب ولانجد قوت يومنا وعايشين اناوامي واخوتي سفار والدنا متوفي الله يرحمه ومامعنا أحد في هذا الدنيا جاانبنا في هذه الظروف القاسيه اخوتي الصغار خرجو للشارع وشافو الجيران ياكلو واوقفو عند بابهم لجل يعطوهم ولو كسره خبز والله الذي له ملك السموات والارض انهم غلفو الباب وطردوهم ورجعو یبکو ایموتو من الجوع ما احد رحمهم وعطلة ردها لقمت عیش والان لوما احدنا ساعدنا في إيكيلو دقيق اقسم بالله انموت من الجوع فيا اخي انا دخيله على الله ثم عليك واريد منك المساعده لوجه الله انشدك بالله تحب الخير واتساعدني ولو ب 500 ريال يمني مع تراسلي واتساب على هذا الرقم 00967736100677 وتطلب اسم بطاقتي وترسلي ولاتتاخر وايعوضك الله بكل خير اخواني سغار شوف كيف حالتهم وساعدنا وأنقذنا قبل أن يطردونا في الشارع تتبهدل أو نموت من الجوع وانا واسرتي نسالك بالله لولك مقدره على مساعد لاتتاخر علينا وجزاك الله خير.._£π`_`_¢¢°^¢°^¢°،،،،،،
Wish you luck man
If you live in France why worry about brexit I prefer British or NZ wine anyway am not really interested in eating snails or frogs legs so reckon am not missing much
What British wine? 😂 you didn’t even watch the video right?
Have you ever tried snails? No? Then what is your opinion based on? Prejudice? Yea sums you up nicely
More than likely
I've eaten escargot and frogs legs and the later are rather nice in tempura xx
The words of a Brexiter hold little light
Pero podeis trabajar para los Estados Unidos, Canadá, Australia, Bermudas, Jamaica, Australia, Nueva Zelanda y Gibralrar....😊😂 Lo siento, pero tienen la Commonwelth 😊🤗❤️
And they're not interested
@@AllShortsPolitics Ah! A ustedes los británicos no les interesa comerciar con ellos como con los Europeos? 🤔
How is the EU accountable to the 'French electorate?
Elections.
Nothing happens in the eu without France or Germany agreeing
@@nicks4934 ....and at the bottom of the pile Greece?
@@stevemcgowen Election?...let us know the democratic procedure for the French electorate to remove the EU commission, and is the an example as a reference?
How is the UK accountable to the "Scottish electorate"? France has a veto on most things in the EU. Scotland has nothing. France is free to leave the EU if they so wish. Scotland can't even hold a referendum without permission from an ENglish"man" often unelected or "elected" with 1/3rd of the votes lol
Is that the same France that voted for 'no further EU integration' and were told to vote again until they got the 'correct result'?
Nope. France were never told to vote again until they got the "correct result". You're confusing with the English, who voted remain with an overwhelming 2/3rd majority but were told to vote again. You corrupt English have no idea have you? So utterly ignorant.
You're obsessed with Brexit 🤣
Funny?
You're just a laughable little Brexshitard
If you have any sense Locate your business to Europe before it's too late.