Second EU Referendum

[Fred]

Interesting thoughts Fred.  You might have excellent health care.  We don't.  Like a lot of Brits here we have never been accepted into the coveted world of the Carte Vitale et all.

Anyone who has problems with immigrants is a half-wit.

Your "good and bad points for everyone" is a mind bender.  I can't quite see your "bright future" in France.  I was reading a poll in The Indy that said nearly 60 per cent of the French would support leaving the EU.  Where they got that from I don't know.  Our French chums hereabouts seem to loathe the EU but love the land of subsidy-heavy milk and honey, benefits laden, restrictive labour law ridden place that it has become thereby ensuring they are in their own happy place - otherwise known as feathering the nest and looking out for number one.

But then - they do as they are told by their German paymasters.  Ironic innit?  Two world wars and they still haven't learned...........

As for a "sad life in England," I, for some unknown reason can't see it.  NO I am not a Brexiteer, but I think all the doom and gloom will eventually prove to be largely displaced and the UK will thrive.

Having said that, if Blonde Bombshell Boris becomes our new (un-elected) Prime Minister then I and Madame Admiral will be looking into the possibility of buying a Yurt in Outer Mongolia and going into making Yaks milk foam skinny lattes for export.

That's a shame about the Carte Vitale. I don't know enough about how it works today on getting one, we got ours around 12 years ago and I have nothing but praise for the excellent health care that I get.

As for a brighter future here: I think England is looking sad, and it's creating an us and them situation. I do believe I'm in the best place to ride this out, so I won't be joining you in Outer Mongolia any time soon.

Though you could send me some of your Yaks Milk it can't be no worse than the stuff here.