Chaos At Dover

[gulliver1]

Thousands of coach and car passengers endured a miserable Wait .
Many of them all through the night for their much awaited Easter Holiday
Stormy weather and the French were blamed by the UK Government .
But the Brits were just getting a taste of what they signed up for with Brexit When voted to become "Third Country Nationals" in the eyes of the EU... And it can only get worse....You are no longer in the EU so you have to join the non EU queues at ports and airports You voted for it . Enjoy.

[bobbinwales]

11:04 thanks for proving my point from 10:36
I ate lettuce on my butties and caught the bus yesterday. Next time your over in UK try it

[choux]

10:28 - gulliver, how do you know all the electorate voted for what reason you give? You are struggling in your delusional thinking, imo! Just watch your blood pressure before you do yourself a mischief :D

[MissTerious2]

Mr T has a salad for lunch with loads of lettuce every day! We eat loads of tomatoes , avocados, etc, etc etc. And our huge Morrisons order this morning has nothing missing. Spoke to my mate in Spain at length yesterday who is complaining bitterly about the cost of living and the fact that stuff from the UK is missing from the supermarkets and she is worried about using her tumble because of the really huge increase in what we're already high electricity prices. She now trying to sell her house after 15years in Spain and is desperate to come back here.

[Redhelen72]

I don't think you can have a debate with someone if you constantly call someone delusional or question where they live.
More than 1 person has called the OP delusional - it has nothing to do with the OP.
Just a thought.

[gulliver1]

Queues at Dover will get seven times Longer from May
When the EES "Entry-Exit-System" is introduced.
Which will take Photos and fingerprints of every person from Third Countries .
......What the UK ,now is.... since Brexit..
Who cross EU borders Entering and exiting.

[Redhelen72]

Gulliver - you have been told on this thread several times that what is currently happening is now solely down to Brexit but instead a perfect storm with Brexit a small contributer

[sp1814]

https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/journalist-torpedoes-tories-arjournalis-torpedoes-tory-claims-brexit-not-to-blame-for-dover-chaos_uk_64299d4ce4b0ba5d603a88e7

[gulliver1]

RH @ 12.10 The perfect storm storm at Dover, will turn into a thunder storm starting in May with Brexit being a BIG Contributer....see post @ 11.53.

[anneasquith]

I saw Simon Calder being interviewed on tv yesterday .
I doubt he has a horse in the race .
May I suggest the brexiteers watch it. But first take your fingers out your ears .

[gulliver1]

Feel a little Sorry for Sunak , it's less than a month ago he and Macron were slapping each other on the back and were big pals ,as Sunak handed half a billion £s of tax payers money over to Macron to keep the small boats away from the UK.
And now all this Dover Business.Not his fault of course

[Redhelen72]

It could be worse - enter the USA and every passenger has their finger prints and eye scanned.
Before Brexit we didn't really have free movement - we still had to carry passports around.
I think you are looking for instances that fit your agenda and are getting worked up over things that are not really to do with Brexit

[gulliver1]

RH ' 12.56 I think you will find things like the
"Entry Exit System" has everthing to do with Brexit The UK itself requested to be included in this system as part of the Brexit deal when leaving//Because it had contributed to it's development while still a member of the EU. (Maybe this might fit Your Agenda)

[roadman]

ironically although the majority voted for brexit there arent many people saying yes this is what i voted for which proves gulliver1s point doesnt it this is not what you voted for at all and is it that hard to understand that some remainers want to do the see i told you so implication because i dont know any benefits of brexit yet

[naomi24]

Proves gulliver’s point? Had the prospect of queuing at ports been an issue, do you really think Brexiters would have changed their vote? Of course not. That Remainers even consider such a ridiculous notion says a lot about how far their thought processes really go.

[davebro]

Hopefully the EU will get over their hissy fit in time, but given the attitude of the Brussels hierarchy I'm not holding my breath.

[roadman]

yes i do because it was the little things that people voted for but they didnt realise the other little things they were voting for like long queue

[roadman]

no naomi24 to imply that intelligence determines what people care about in their lives is ignorant to say the least i am well aware of the politics behind brexit and the eu but do i care how much money they pull from the magic money tree each year no not really but when i am in a boiling hot stagnant queue for hours or days yes i do care how can you care about money you dont see and never will more so than time you will spend personally at a port

[roadman]

and do not tell me its not about the money because youve not had the courtesy to tell em what it is about

[Zacs-Master]

Remainer’s thought processes predicted many of the things which are now happening. So rather than them not being very long……..

[naomi24]

Roadman, I’ve made my opinion clear many times, but frankly apart from anything else l, Mr Juncker’s message alone before the referendum would have sealed it for me. I don’t take kindly to threats from control freaks, especially those who want us only for our money.