Over 40's Moving Back and Catching Up
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just heard that Obama is coming to the U.K. sometime in the next two months ------ jetting in on Air Force One to try and talk all the British people into voting to stay in Europe ---- and of course Cameron is very pleased about that!!! but Boris is as mad as can be, he is fuming!!! and today has told Obama very plainly to mind his own business,
My belief is that the main reason that the U.S. wants desperately for the U.K. to remain in Europe is that they have always regarded Britain as there little lap dog in Europe!!!!
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Hi cheers,
just heard that Obama is coming to the U.K. sometime in the next two months ------ jetting in on Air Force One to try and talk all the British people into voting to stay in Europe ---- and of course Cameron is very pleased about that!!! but Boris is as mad as can be, he is fuming!!! and today has told Obama very plainly to mind his own business,
My belief is that the main reason that the U.S. wants desperately for the U.K. to remain in Europe is that they have always regarded Britain as there little lap dog in Europe!!!!
just heard that Obama is coming to the U.K. sometime in the next two months ------ jetting in on Air Force One to try and talk all the British people into voting to stay in Europe ---- and of course Cameron is very pleased about that!!! but Boris is as mad as can be, he is fuming!!! and today has told Obama very plainly to mind his own business,
My belief is that the main reason that the U.S. wants desperately for the U.K. to remain in Europe is that they have always regarded Britain as there little lap dog in Europe!!!!
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Thank you for your post Rodney!
I have some thoughts not related to anything written on here.
My son has British citizenship through me and he applied for a British passport and he read that in order to get it he had to denounce his American citizenship. No way would he give up his US citizenship.
I think he missread something. What do you think? He said it was a waste of $190 that the application cost him.
I was hoping to come to the UK next month for two weeks but when I considered the cost when I got there for accommodation ect. I decided against it. What do you lot think?
We will be going on a cruise in October to Bermuda for our 50th so that will have to do.
Cheers
I have some thoughts not related to anything written on here.
My son has British citizenship through me and he applied for a British passport and he read that in order to get it he had to denounce his American citizenship. No way would he give up his US citizenship.
I think he missread something. What do you think? He said it was a waste of $190 that the application cost him.
I was hoping to come to the UK next month for two weeks but when I considered the cost when I got there for accommodation ect. I decided against it. What do you lot think?
We will be going on a cruise in October to Bermuda for our 50th so that will have to do.
Cheers
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Thank you for your post Rodney!
I have some thoughts not related to anything written on here.
My son has British citizenship through me and he applied for a British passport and he read that in order to get it he had to denounce his American citizenship. No way would he give up his US citizenship.
I think he missread something. What do you think? He said it was a waste of $190 that the application cost him.
I was hoping to come to the UK next month for two weeks but when I considered the cost when I got there for accommodation ect. I decided against it. What do you lot think?
We will be going on a cruise in October to Bermuda for our 50th so that will have to do.
Cheers
I have some thoughts not related to anything written on here.
My son has British citizenship through me and he applied for a British passport and he read that in order to get it he had to denounce his American citizenship. No way would he give up his US citizenship.
I think he missread something. What do you think? He said it was a waste of $190 that the application cost him.
I was hoping to come to the UK next month for two weeks but when I considered the cost when I got there for accommodation ect. I decided against it. What do you lot think?
We will be going on a cruise in October to Bermuda for our 50th so that will have to do.
Cheers
Enjoy Bermuda...it's lovely.
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...and my elder son has three; UK, Canadian and US, the passports obtained in that order while the citizenships were US & UK at birth, Canadian somewhat later.
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Thank you for your post Rodney!
I have some thoughts not related to anything written on here.
My son has British citizenship through me and he applied for a British passport and he read that in order to get it he had to denounce his American citizenship. No way would he give up his US citizenship.
I think he missread something. What do you think? He said it was a waste of $190 that the application cost him.
I was hoping to come to the UK next month for two weeks but when I considered the cost when I got there for accommodation ect. I decided against it. What do you lot think?
We will be going on a cruise in October to Bermuda for our 50th so that will have to do.
Cheers
I have some thoughts not related to anything written on here.
My son has British citizenship through me and he applied for a British passport and he read that in order to get it he had to denounce his American citizenship. No way would he give up his US citizenship.
I think he missread something. What do you think? He said it was a waste of $190 that the application cost him.
I was hoping to come to the UK next month for two weeks but when I considered the cost when I got there for accommodation ect. I decided against it. What do you lot think?
We will be going on a cruise in October to Bermuda for our 50th so that will have to do.
Cheers
Why was it a waste of $190? If he had paid the money and sent the required documents they would have sent him a passport. Didn't we discuss this on here a while back?
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Yes pollyana I remember discussing this exact same thing with cheers quite sometime ago, its like deja vu
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The UK Government just sent me an email with the response posted to the petition to allow overseas UK citizens to vote, scrapping the 15 year time limit. I am pleased to see that they are "committed to scrapping the time limit on voting from overseas". Please sign the petition, if you haven't already. Every signature helps.
https://petition.parliament.uk/petit...l_response=yes
https://petition.parliament.uk/petit...l_response=yes
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