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[crossing_the_rubicon] 21/10/2019 11:42

Leoneobull18 Oct '19 - 18:53 - 279284 of 279825
I cant share this so here is a simple copy paste.

"Today Boris Johnson stole your EHIC cards.
In 2017 my son hit a wall on a bike in the South of France suffering multiple fractures requiring emergency surgery.

"Where are your insurance papers?" asked the hospital. We produced his EHIC card and he was sent to surgery and ten days later he was, in plaster, on a plane back to university in Frankfurt (yes, he benefitted from Erasmus too).

The Greek surgeon treating him in Digne Les Bains, Provence, told us, "when you leave the EU and you lose that card you'll be writing a €20,000 cheque for that treatment or I'd be waiting for for an insurance company to give me the go ahead. What has your country done?"

He was treated in a poor French town in his own impeccable room with ensuite. One of over 100 at that state hospital - no wards.

Britain will never recover from the shame of Brexit".




Perhaps you can share all these occurrences where valid EHIC cards were rejected throughout Europe as well!!!

Thought not you anti democratic Remoaner bore.



"Some Spanish hospitals rejected the card and told tourists to reclaim the cost of treatment via their travel insurance"

"British tourists pushed to claim on travel cover as they are denied free care by Spanish hospitals"

"However, the commission has received hundreds of complaints about Spain from holidaymakers who have been told to reclaim the cost of treatment from their travel insurer, or forced to cover it themselves"

Note: Hundreds of complaints. Not a one off. Seems Spain/Portugal most guilty.



Strangely no recent cases are highlighted on a google search. Which doesnt mean they are not occurring.


Then there is this dated 2017

In short, the EHIC card certainly has benefits. It is especially useful if you need to make a brief visit to a doctor or to casualty while on holiday, for example. An insurance claim - which will normally be subject to an excess of £75-£100 - is hardly worth it in this situation. But it most certainly doesn’t replace travel insurance, which in any case gives you a whole raft of additional cover - for theft, cancellation, liability and so on.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 21/10/2019 11:31

"1carus18 Oct '19 - 17:52 - 279274 of 279825
We need to just accept the deal so that we can get on with making trade deals around the world and establishing a good agreement with the eu. It actually matters not about the detail , the 39bln or the fishing rites. What matters is not having any financial responsibility for it when it goes pop"

Boris's BRINO treaty doesnt do such!

It restricts our ability to secure trade deals as it maintain's a "level playing field competition side"

So no favours to trading partners.

It doesnt get us out of financial responsibility either as we will still be "IN the EU" for the whole of the transition period,absent say, up to 2022 potentially!!!

[crossing_the_rubicon] 21/10/2019 11:28

17:48 279273 of 279825

Oh jeepers...552 messages since friday 5.48pm!!!

What a waste of your lives...

How many did Walter Mitty post one wonders.

[cheshire pete] 21/10/2019 11:07

Good post Jacko...I knew what you meant lol.

Still aces to play.

[minerve 2] 21/10/2019 10:54

Do you mean the EU?

[minerve 2] 21/10/2019 10:54

We can't leave Europe Jacko.

[mr.elbee] 21/10/2019 10:18

because they are arrogant lying thickos.
Heath got us in, Major made it worse, Cameron trapped us, Theresa kept us in and now Boris has sold us out.

[maxk] 21/10/2019 10:13

Calling an election before we have left is tantamount to committing electoral suicide for the tories.


Why would they do it?

[corpbull] 21/10/2019 09:52

If EU were to grant a 3 months extension that’s fine Take it and then hold a GE!

We can vote and get rid of the Children in Parliament playground. Lord King said in interview yesterday, MPs are behaving like kids!

We have to make sure together with Brexit Party and Brexiteers MP in both labour and Conservatives are vote in. A list of disloyal MPs who betrayed the Constituents should be printed out and handed to them to ensure they are voted out.

All MPs should be told that they are sack because they betrayed US!

[mr.elbee] 21/10/2019 09:49

Check out the current Logan Act in the States which makes it a criminal offence to aid a foreign power.

We need just such an Act and if Boris put this in his election blurb the landslide will be immense.

But he wont ,and the BP will take many, many votes off him for this sell out.

They are just THICK ,the tories...and the other parties with the exception of the BP are worse and dishonest.

The election is NOT going to be the walkover that Boris thinks.

But the markets are up because the remainers have effectively won.

[gotnorolex] 21/10/2019 09:39

Hope today's the day we GTFO of the EU!

[ami10] 21/10/2019 09:37

100% REMAIN

[pierre oreilly] 21/10/2019 09:17

So lloys isn't getting hammered first thing, as some fortune tellers predicted over the weekend.

[pierre oreilly] 21/10/2019 09:13

The penalty for traitors not so long ago was to be hung drawn and quartered. If you weren't too badly disliked, the monarch would grant, if in a nice mood, an executioner to chop your head off instead.

So firstly, your are hung by the neck (not hanged, meaning a quick death by using your weight to severe the spinal chord), when after a while, moved to a slab, usually in public. The executionrs' art was to draw out your guts while keeping you alive, and placing them in full view of the traitor. After another few minutes to comtemplate your traitoring, you finally get quartered, during which you probably die.

[malcolmmm] 21/10/2019 09:10

This morning from 5 live at the New Covent Garden fruit and veg, traders there say no problem whatsoever with supply's but could harm European side of things not us,Spain and Holland etc are worried they will lose our market

[xxxxxy] 21/10/2019 09:09

Japan does not pay to trade.LEAVE LEAVE LEAVE

[alphorn] 21/10/2019 09:08

"which we wouldn't, btw". Can we try and keep to fact rather than what may or may not have happened.

[alphorn] 21/10/2019 09:07

P - whatever the result it would have been heavily divisive. As you should be aware by now my preferred option is for an orderly departure from the EU.
If your preference is for a No Deal then we have a disagreement.

[poikka] 21/10/2019 09:01

A - "so you would 'do nothing'?"

You would not be banging on about this if the result of the referendum had been to remain, and "loons" (to use your terminology) like me were trying to frustrate the result - which we wouldn't, btw.

You're making a complete fool of yourself.

[poikka] 21/10/2019 08:56

cpap man - "Where has the Black Horse [lloyds Bank] thread gone?"

Just look on ADVFN, it's there right alongside this thread. If you can't find that, you shouldn't even be thinking of investing.