Shameful eu

There are some weird things going on with the EU. For example, I hold a German Residence Permit. In the past, when I present this with my passport, my passport would not get stamped, either entering or leaving the EU. This changed. Now, when I enter the EU I present the Permit and my passport does not get stamped, but if I leave the EU then even with the Permit my passport gets stamped ! Why? I've no idea. One guy at the French passport control did say something about my wife has to be with me, and as she wasn't the passport gets stamped! WTF! My passport is collecting exit stamps, but no entry stamps, and nobody at passport control are querying this. No, I've no idea either!
Two weeks ago I flew from Frankfurt to Zurich and then to Bristol. My passport was not stamped.
I travel to Germany every six weeks. Sometimes I drive and sometimes I fly. I live and reside in the UK, but I work in Germany. This freedom of movement and working in the EU is now impossible according to Remainers.

Next up the EU want to take our fingerprints! In my own country that only happens if I commit a crime! What right does the EU have to take my fingerprints at passport control? Can you imagine the outcry here if the government insisted on taking the fingerprints of everyone entering? I can already hear the screams of 'facists' and 'Police State', yet nobody from the Remain side are saying anything about the EU introducing this.
The best part about Brexit? We are no longer in the EU.

I am actually highlighting the complete and utter farce of entering/exiting the EU at Border Control!

They already have biometric facial recognition. It compares your face with the photo on your passport, but not available for those outside the EU, although once again, with my British Passport and my German Residence Permit I could use those lanes to go through passport control !
I'm not 'outraged', more nonplussed at what is going on.

Yes, I think the Biometric lanes here are open for UK and EU nationals, but not the other way when entering the EU.

I use the Channel Tunnel a lot, and there are days where there are large queues for the French passport control at Calais with only one or two booths open. The queues stretch right back to the shopping area at times.

They dont really change the French, theres a video online somewhere 'critical past' allied prisoners attacked by French civilians in Paris 1944...no doubt a couple of months later the same people were charging around pretending to be the 'French resistance' (dont laugh) and attacking disarmed German p.o.w's...
As you say thankfully we have left their vile club.

I can recall back in the mid 90's we ( local junior football club) were on an exchange visit to Germany,and at that particular time there was a bit of a crisis with the amount of Turkish immigration, causing a fair bit of unrest..

But it's not a black and white situation Nobby.
Oh, actually it is.
It will be interesting to see how MSM are going to report the elections, with the right / anti-immigration parties expected to make significant gains. 

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Turkey is a Muslim country headed up by a conservative Muslim and his party. However they are a democracy, which is a bit of shock to the pathological anti Islam people on this forum

To wit

Reformist Islamism, which President Erdogan claimed to embody, once resonated with large masses and propelled him to power, allowing him to win critical political battles against forces once deemed invincible during the early post-Cold War era of Türkiye. Yet over the past decade, President Erdogan has increasingly adopted a more nationalist and realist outlook at home and abroad, choosing interest over conscience. The cause of Islamism in Türkiye, one of the fundamental schools of thought in Turkish politics, has essentially been orphaned as a result of this transformation. The YRP seized the opportunity and garnered roughly 7% of the votes nationwide with an unapologetically Islamist outlook–one much more conservative than the AKP’s founding principles.

Fatih Erbakan, who led the YRP’s election campaign, is the son of the late Necmettin Erbakan—who founded the first popular Islamist political movement in Türkiye called the National View movement."
As far as I know, nobody there is going around with knives into the homes of people through the backdoor.

Of course that doesn't fit a warped narrative