Reciprocal living and working rights backed in UK, Australia, NZ and Canada
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Re: Reciprocal living and working rights backed in UK, Australia, NZ and Canada
She can live freely in Switzerland courtesy of her dad. Her mom is from Austria but at the time they married apparently the wife took the husbands citizenship? I don't know how it all works.
Wife and her brother are first generation Canadian born in their family. Wife speaks German*, English, and Portuguese* as she also lived in Brazil for 1 year.
Semi-Fluent now as she has to think sometimes to think of the correct word to use, but she hasn't used either language on a regular basis in a decade or more. Surprised she can still speak as much as she can.
#32
Re: Reciprocal living and working rights backed in UK, Australia, NZ and Canada
Proves my point nicely.
In the mean time, the Canadian press is running stories like these:
U.K. trade could face cold reception from former colonies such as Canada
Brexit cheerleaders are heading for a cold shoulder if they think the mother country can waltz into the warm embrace of her English-speaking siblings and win free-trade deals with them.
U.K. trade could face cold reception from former colonies such as Canada - The Globe and Mail
U.K. trade could face cold reception from former colonies such as Canada
Brexit cheerleaders are heading for a cold shoulder if they think the mother country can waltz into the warm embrace of her English-speaking siblings and win free-trade deals with them.
U.K. trade could face cold reception from former colonies such as Canada - The Globe and Mail
#36
Re: Reciprocal living and working rights backed in UK, Australia, NZ and Canada
The same sort of people who are for this idea in the UK are Trump supporters in the US.
You can't turn back the clock.
What motive would Canada have for prioritizing trade with the UK, given the recent EU free trade deal?
It's just stupid.
I don't think British people are like Canadians anyway, Canadians are much more laid back because they don't think they're that important in the world, whereas British people seem to think they still are, but they aren't (which is what is driving this whole Brexit nonsense anyway).
Newsflash from 1947 - the British Empire no longer exists. The UK doesn't even rank in the top ten most important countries in the world.
Canadians have a slight inferiority complex because of the US (ooh, but we have free healthcare) but British people have a massive inferiority complex (ooh we're too good to be in the Euro).
You can't turn back the clock.
What motive would Canada have for prioritizing trade with the UK, given the recent EU free trade deal?
It's just stupid.
I don't think British people are like Canadians anyway, Canadians are much more laid back because they don't think they're that important in the world, whereas British people seem to think they still are, but they aren't (which is what is driving this whole Brexit nonsense anyway).
Newsflash from 1947 - the British Empire no longer exists. The UK doesn't even rank in the top ten most important countries in the world.
Canadians have a slight inferiority complex because of the US (ooh, but we have free healthcare) but British people have a massive inferiority complex (ooh we're too good to be in the Euro).
#37
Re: Reciprocal living and working rights backed in UK, Australia, NZ and Canada
The same sort of people who are for this idea in the UK are Trump supporters in the US.
You can't turn back the clock.
What motive would Canada have for prioritizing trade with the UK, given the recent EU free trade deal?
It's just stupid.
I don't think British people are like Canadians anyway, Canadians are much more laid back because they don't think they're that important in the world, whereas British people seem to think they still are, but they aren't (which is what is driving this whole Brexit nonsense anyway).
Newsflash from 1947 - the British Empire no longer exists. The UK doesn't even rank in the top ten most important countries in the world.
Canadians have a slight inferiority complex because of the US (ooh, but we have free healthcare) but British people have a massive inferiority complex (ooh we're too good to be in the Euro).
You can't turn back the clock.
What motive would Canada have for prioritizing trade with the UK, given the recent EU free trade deal?
It's just stupid.
I don't think British people are like Canadians anyway, Canadians are much more laid back because they don't think they're that important in the world, whereas British people seem to think they still are, but they aren't (which is what is driving this whole Brexit nonsense anyway).
Newsflash from 1947 - the British Empire no longer exists. The UK doesn't even rank in the top ten most important countries in the world.
Canadians have a slight inferiority complex because of the US (ooh, but we have free healthcare) but British people have a massive inferiority complex (ooh we're too good to be in the Euro).
#38
Re: Reciprocal living and working rights backed in UK, Australia, NZ and Canada
The same sort of people who are for this idea in the UK are Trump supporters in the US.
You can't turn back the clock.
What motive would Canada have for prioritizing trade with the UK, given the recent EU free trade deal?
It's just stupid.
I don't think British people are like Canadians anyway, Canadians are much more laid back because they don't think they're that important in the world, whereas British people seem to think they still are, but they aren't (which is what is driving this whole Brexit nonsense anyway).
Newsflash from 1947 - the British Empire no longer exists. The UK doesn't even rank in the top ten most important countries in the world.
Canadians have a slight inferiority complex because of the US (ooh, but we have free healthcare) but British people have a massive inferiority complex (ooh we're too good to be in the Euro).
You can't turn back the clock.
What motive would Canada have for prioritizing trade with the UK, given the recent EU free trade deal?
It's just stupid.
I don't think British people are like Canadians anyway, Canadians are much more laid back because they don't think they're that important in the world, whereas British people seem to think they still are, but they aren't (which is what is driving this whole Brexit nonsense anyway).
Newsflash from 1947 - the British Empire no longer exists. The UK doesn't even rank in the top ten most important countries in the world.
Canadians have a slight inferiority complex because of the US (ooh, but we have free healthcare) but British people have a massive inferiority complex (ooh we're too good to be in the Euro).
#39
Re: Reciprocal living and working rights backed in UK, Australia, NZ and Canada
Where are these rankings you speak of and who are the ten most important countries in it?
#40
Re: Reciprocal living and working rights backed in UK, Australia, NZ and Canada
He just likes to put his so called superior point across about how fantastic the USA is
LMAO!
LMAO!
#41
Re: Reciprocal living and working rights backed in UK, Australia, NZ and Canada
Which are these other ten countries that are keeping us out?
#42
Re: Reciprocal living and working rights backed in UK, Australia, NZ and Canada
one of three blue water navies in the world
Russia, USA, France (at tleats they have aircraft carriers. Well, carrier.
Russia, USA, France (at tleats they have aircraft carriers. Well, carrier.
#44
Re: Reciprocal living and working rights backed in UK, Australia, NZ and Canada
Wow, I had no idea the russian navy was in that state. I assumed one factor of their support of Syria was the naval base in the med, not to mention Sevastapol.
#45
Re: Reciprocal living and working rights backed in UK, Australia, NZ and Canada
Well she never got that job, she did work as a nanny once for some rich brit folks somewhere near London or in London.
She can live freely in Switzerland courtesy of her dad. Her mom is from Austria but at the time they married apparently the wife took the husbands citizenship? I don't know how it all works.
Wife and her brother are first generation Canadian born in their family. Wife speaks German*, English, and Portuguese* as she also lived in Brazil for 1 year.
Semi-Fluent now as she has to think sometimes to think of the correct word to use, but she hasn't used either language on a regular basis in a decade or more. Surprised she can still speak as much as she can.
She can live freely in Switzerland courtesy of her dad. Her mom is from Austria but at the time they married apparently the wife took the husbands citizenship? I don't know how it all works.
Wife and her brother are first generation Canadian born in their family. Wife speaks German*, English, and Portuguese* as she also lived in Brazil for 1 year.
Semi-Fluent now as she has to think sometimes to think of the correct word to use, but she hasn't used either language on a regular basis in a decade or more. Surprised she can still speak as much as she can.
I would be for a freedom of movement between these countries, although I agree it has nothing to do with the commonwealth.