Agreed. I, ll make new posts rather than add to old ones. Its a fair point.
Brexit, for once some facts.
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It happens.
It's worst when one doesn't return for 24 hours when the edit facility is no longer available and the amended post now strongly disagreed with carries an Agree for posterity.
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Absolutely. You can 'edit' but that should be limited to correcting obvious errors in what you wrote or an attempt to make a sentence clearer - but not to delete or add whole paragraphs.
imho
You even edited that after posting.
By adding "Sorry flecc. Its done in jest."
I'll forgive you this time, but do it again and I'll set the French on you.
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National Insurance ..and we have it here also, is just taxation wearing a different suit. Being as I was in the public service, I paid it at a lower rate, but was then therefore ineligible for a number of benefits dental , eyetests glasses .
Of course the non insured driver will get nothing.. except if he is injured, he will be carted away in a public service ambulance and be operated on by public service medical staff, anywhere in Europe. His home country will be billed under the ECIH card scheme.
You haven't understood a word I say have you?
I have never said the EU is a shining example of anything, what I have said is that the EU is where the future lies and we depend on it to survive, and that the future for us is to be part of a United States of Europe.
You and others have discussed the internal situation in countries in the EU at great length, I have not.
Nor Have I knocked everything about our Country, that is you not reading my comments which criticise the following
The Government
The Conservative Party, Labour party and all the others too
House of Lords
Referendum
Leave Campaign/ false lies and promises
Disreputable and untrustworthy politicians
Wanting to live in the past.
The Banks
The Financial swindlers
Tax dodgers.
Human Greed
Stupidity
Incompetence
Short sighed policies based on Greed
Intolerance
Pollution
The dumb people who are conned into voting against their own interest.
Not once have I ever criticised this country or any part of it, only the actions of the natives.
And the natives are not in any way shape or form "This country" they just live here.
So much so that at last these natives are having to be brought to realise that their consumerist lifestyle is literally costing the Earth
The last post was connected to Karoo via a network cable and appeared to send. then vanished so I set the hotspot on my phone and tried again, it looks as though the message has been posted this time.
Karoo claims to be the bees knees, but frankly its lousy, the drawback is that apart from linking to a phone it has a monopoly on internet access in Hull
Karoo claims to be the bees knees, but frankly its lousy, the drawback is that apart from linking to a phone it has a monopoly on internet access in Hull
Puzzled as many expats in Spain voted for Brexit ('Will of the people') with all that in entails about curtailing free movement. Even if they stay in the future there'll be more residency paperwork / documentation required / proof of income etc.
These Leave Voters who live in Spain have just realised that the end to free movement also applies to them
Ha ha, try pitching up at a French or Spanish hospital with an injury, toothache or infection and saying, “Send the bill to the U.K.” No cash, no treatment is the EU way.
You really shouldn't make a comment like that, should you? do you imagine you somehow now have the right to that attitude? and all because of an election result?
Ofcourse it applies to them but wont stop them staying if they wish to do so. Folk from all overworld settle in Southern Spain, its main reason place is better off financially to the North. I really dont understand your point. Are you suggesting Spanish will kick them out? Ok, a few more forms to fill in but as anyone who has lived either in France or Spain thats nothing new. French adour paperwork, then after its all filled in....forget it.
I scrapped a car in Perpignan. Got all documentation, sent forms to insurance, govt departments, local mare.... Still got a speeding ticket for it 6 months after it had in theory been scrapped.
It won't affect expatsba jot. They are used to jumping through hoops for civil servants. As long as they get their pensions, sunshine, cheap food and booze they, ll be fine. Generally all come home after 9 years anyhow. Thats been case for years. Retire, 10 years in the sun come home for NHS and Sunday carvery.
OJ
Apparently a Dr Gorav Datta is doing exact operation I had at University Hospital. Southhampton NHS Foundation and at Harley Street London.
Apparently through NHS now.
Pictures are from Daily Mail. Dec 10th.
They are giving cost at only £1700???
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This blokes history is identical to mine, snapped ACL, repaired, arthritis down line. I was a good deal older than him tho... 63 when I had it done..
Good luck.
Apparently a Dr Gorav Datta is doing exact operation I had at University Hospital. Southhampton NHS Foundation and at Harley Street London.
Apparently through NHS now.
Pictures are from Daily Mail. Dec 10th.
They are giving cost at only £1700???
???
This blokes history is identical to mine, snapped ACL, repaired, arthritis down line. I was a good deal older than him tho... 63 when I had it done..
Good luck.
If you are treated in a private facility (there are lots of private hospitals and doctors, most dental practices are private facilities). You pay first then may be able to claim some back from the UK. In France, google 'docteurs conventionnés' - google will list them locally for you. You pay only a small fees (20%).
I didn't know we had to have a 'right' to have an attitude. I thought 'attitudes' were like free speech - you know - free.
Whereas we in the U.K. treat the “non policy holders” and fund that with the policy holders premiums.
My niece is going to work in New Zealand in the new year. She has to undergo a medical for pre-existing conditions and demonstrate that she has a way to fund her medical care, should she become ill. She’s affectively a non policy holder in New Zealand and I guess they are trying to protect their policy holders from the burden she would present if in need of medical care.
That seems like a good system, we should apply it to anyone entering the U.K.
It’s his list of things he doesn’t like, that’s the thing he likes best.
It was our experience you paid the lot and then claimed back most of it. Used system 3 times. Same each time. (6 stitches in my head, not after a horse incident, cost £80...)Think we got £50 back. Not sure. Same with dental work. He would treat emergency (2 visits) then payment up front for any more.
What the rules say and how France operates are 2 different things.