The EU debate - Part III

Only if you register the birth with the appropriate embassy

 

She applied at the British Embassy in Brussels

 

Do you not see the hypocrisy in your argument of not wanting economic migrants (vital to any strong economy) when you're married to someone who was one?

 

Yes I know, my brother in law is one. But her bio says she was born in Poland, worked in Poland, married and divorced in Poland before coming to London for work where she fell for the charming Pete. So she was an economic migrant...

 

Maybe!

 

There's various ways of becoming a British citizen

 

I think you are confused. I met her in UK before she went back to Poland to get divorced.

 

... amazing sausages! (will probably regret writing that tbf )

 

... you player Pete! ... bit of the old John Major, "Back To Basics" in your values locker eh?

 

I might go to Spain. They dish out paddling pools to immigrants there.

 

According to your website, she'd been in the UK for 4 years before meeting you.

So, she was an economic migrant, who must have been working over here to support herself, legally or otherwise. She obviously came here as she felt she'd be able to secure a better life for herself and her daughter in the long term.

Which makes your view on economic migrants 27 years later, hypocrisy personified.

 

Fixed

 

@petersaxton

Still curious.

 

Did she walk from Poland to Brussels? Why did she not apply in Poland?

 

Gayer ISIS want to meet you

 

Bloody Poles. Coming over here and marrying our idiots.

 

She was refused entry in Dover so had to go back to Belgium.
Why did you think she walked from Poland? That's not very sensible.

 

So she tried to enter the country illegally?

 

Does UKIP have any members that aren't married to people from Europe?
They all want us out of the EU, but they'll all still be eligible for an EU passport themselves.

 

My ignore list just gets bigger. All from this thread. Some people can't discuss things sensibly without throwing a tantrum.