midivydale

He wanted his country back, now he wants his life back. I am lost for words

That is it, pawns and collateral damage. Farage has now resigned

Go figure

I have recently joined the lib dem on the grounds of the above, thank you for posting WM.

WorkingMummy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > https://www.change.org/p/council-of-the-european-u > nion-a-formal-apology-for-david-cameron-s-statemen > t-about-migration?recruiter=564447119&utm_source=s > hare_petition&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=aut > opublish&utm_term=mob-xs-no_src-no_msg&fb_ref=Defa > ult Signed 🙏❤️

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jul/02/brexit-triggers-racism-climate-of-fear 💔

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jul/02/brexit-triggers-racism-climate-of-fear 💔

This is getting worse and worse. Upon questioning in parliament this week, Cameron et al refused to reassure EU nationals of their long term status in Britain. How can this be? Why is it so quite about the future of the millions of EU nationals (and the income that we bring).

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The lounge clearly the wrong place for this > thread. May I suggest you post it in Family Room > Discussion. They'd love a thread like this I > reckon. Otta, thats abit mean 😂

Green Goose, abit patronising dont you think? There are some heart breaking consequences for alot of people.

Hear hear furiousteacher, we hear you and are enormously grateful for what you do for our children.

No, I believe that there was nothinh accedental about this (isnt she a daily mail contributor)?

"People who are not in our boat talk about citizenship like it was just forms. Its not. Its like feeling you have to...make yourself good enough for this country some how." ^^this^^ 💔

Hi, does anyone know where I could go for assistance with the above?

WorkingMummy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Blah Blah, the problem with the idea that Brexit > will just go away, and that racism will recede is > > 1) clearly anti migrant sentiment was always > there, it's just more visible now. It won't go. It > may go slightly more underground > > 2) for families like mine whose way of life > depends on free movement of persons between EU > states, whose children eohld never have been born > without that possibility, whose family cohesion > depends on that possibility remaining, the idea of > just waiting.... We have years and years of > uncertainty. Indeed WM. It is a hard pill to swollow (well impossible) that your family and your children are simply collateral damage

A boxit?

Oh yes johnl,of course. Probably not under the right thread.

The "you packing your bags yet mivy" are really not funny either. Really.not.funny!

Overheard at work today: "I am well happy, I voted out mate. I will be alright I reckon, cuz my grandad was Irish. I'll just get an Irish passport with EU on it I reckon, win win"

Pickle, so sad

Yes, a bleak day

Kate, I will come and hold hands x

Parker, I am so sorry

As we are sharing (i deleted my earlier post). I was told on return frm holiday on Friday to "fck off back to my own country" at Gatwick.I was so shocked and humiliated tht I didnt even tell my husband. We are just seeing the beginning of this, alot more of this is to come. Hugs to everyone x

In short, yes they have