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Expats against Brexit

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David Theobalds
7 years ago

They refused to let Expats vote or poor peoples. Its electoral FRAUD!

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jan pravda
7 years ago

i am not an expat in Prague, but used to be expat in London. I know it is mistake for UK and EU to break apart. I also know that this is happening thanks to influence from abroad, it is not indigenous movement!

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wendy peters
8 years ago Featured

Democracy was not served for the expat British citizens working and living in EU due to free movement who were not allowed to vote in the Brexit referendum. It is one thing to disallow domestic elections but quite another in Europe related ones. I feel that my human rights were violated and I would hope that there would be a rethink and that we all who have been overlooked be allowed to vote and have it added to the results of the 2016 referendum.

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Graham Johnston
9 years ago Featured

That Brexit was decided without the votes of British citizens living abroad was scandalous. I still believe the premise of Brexit is fundamentally wrong and the way is is being carried a disgrace.

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Leigh D'Agostino
9 years ago Featured

Futile with current government and opposition, however, strength of numbers may lend weight to a better than expected legislative divorce settlement for us expat Europhiles. Perhaps akin to Switzerland & Norway who do not suffer terribly from trade and travel. Stiff upper lip.

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simon johnson
9 years ago

Lets hope its not too lateb to reverse the decision

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Alberto Bongi
9 years ago

europe united!

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Christopher Arnold
9 years ago Featured

A british subject that was not allowed to take part in thus referendum that affects me enormously.

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Bruce Gahir
9 years ago

I totally agree with this view against what is happening in the UK concerning expats..

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John Ferguson
9 years ago

Sadly I fear too late but worth the go

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Anonymous
9 years ago Featured

I am not British, but we have properties and business interests in Britain - myself and my husband are not able to find any sense in division instead of unity.

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Adam Bager
9 years ago

Let's halt Brexit!

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Erik Ramaekers
9 years ago

Having too much pride in their own appearance by some populists, has led to Britain's choice for a Brexit. Common sense wasn't part of the deal.

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Bastiaan Brouns
9 years ago Featured

Even though I am not British and don't live in the UK, I manage a British company. As a direct result of the BREXIT and the consequent effect on the EUR vs GBP exchange rate, we had to lay off several people to counter the margin drain and to avoid incurring heavy losses.

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Alex Went
9 years ago

Democracy means being able to change your mind.

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Jo Weaver
9 years ago

I am in