Mei

I've asked you(maybe you missed it)if you could supply me with a link or explain where you heard that we have an obligation/agreement, as a NATO member, to take in immigrants.

Thanks

There is an awful lot of scaremongering and exaggeration still taking place at moment, mainly from people on the remain side. The BBC talking in terms meltdowns about the pound and the stockmarket. Yet watching the business news the Footsie was down only 4.9% and the index still stood above 6,000 which is better that it was during the crash. Compared to other countries it was holding up pretty well Spain and Italy, France and Germany stood at a loss of just under 10%, so it seem they are much more affected than us.

Frankly I think we will do OK if we do eventually make it out. Once this country's Bosses and workforce knuckle down realise they have an advantage with the devalued pound and start looking abroad, beyond Europe for business.

Oh and has anyone given any thought about our soon to be invalid EU passports and EU driving licences?

I am very happy for all the Brits who badly wanted a leave but very sad for those (nearly half of the country!) who wanted to stay in , as I am not optimistic at all!

Unlike many other EU countries the UK depends on its neighbours to feed its population. It imports its cheese, dairies, fruits, vegetables, cars etc...

The drastic drop of the pound might make all these things very expensive as they will imported goods and all the more expensive with the fall of the pound.

The young economical and dynamic force of EU workers French, Italian, Polish etc..(78% fully employed paying taxes compared to 74% working Brits) who are not straining the NHS as they are young and fit , will have to leave and give place for the genuine refugees that the UK will have to take, in accordance with its Nato agreements.

The fall of the pound will attract investors from all over the world, who will flock to buy properties in London which will become more and more unaffordable.

As an outsider I might be wrong and I hope I am but but this is the way I see things and I find it very worrying and unpromising for the generation of young Brits.

Hi

My two primary concerns are.

Waiting in the non EU queue at the Airport, it is always longer.

Where are my cheap fags and booze coming from?

There is a limit of 200 fags from non EU countries.

I am doomed.:cry :

Sorry Tpin I made a mistake it is not nato it is UN , 1951 treaty on refugees signed by the U.K alongside 143 other Nations.
It is my first time posting a link so hope it will work.


http://www.unhcr.org/1951-refugee-convention.html

''The core principle is non-refoulement, which asserts that a refugee should not be returned to a country where they face serious threats to their life or freedom. This is now considered a rule of customary international law.''