The Luxembourg Protestors

They represent "the remainers."

I voted to remain in the EU but …

There was a referendum. The majority voted to leave. Therefore Britain must leave.

Re British citizens living in the EU, I don't know about France or Luxembourg but Spain issued a Royal Decree concerning us in the event of a no deal. It has been translated and considered in Jim's Guides.

If it helps, we're still moving despite Brexit and what's happening in our so called democratic parliament.  Not a political person, I voted remain and am fuming by the antics.  As per previous reply,  we as a democratic nation voted leave, simple, we leave.  Not intetested in any soft Tory remainer, undemocratic Lib Dem or lying treasonous Labour come backs.  The nation voted leave, parliament said "stuff the public"....... just leave.   If its no deal its the faulf of politicians (all parties).  ........The opinion of a non political veteran and soon to be Expat.  See you all soon.

I agree, get on with your life irrespective of this bunch of self interested politicians! The media have always given the remainers and protestors air time and coverage, winding up the situation and trying to overturn a democratic vote. What I find difficult to understand is why can't the remainers now see the EU for what they really are. They have treated the UK with absolute disrespect and fueled project fear for over three year's. May was weak, and they knew it. She removed the best negotiating tool you can have, and the EU thought Christmas had arrived.

Surely all these people are not Remainers or scaremongering! 

'It's like a death sentence': retired Britons in EU face loss of healthcare

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/oct/07/like-death-sentence-retired-britons-eu-face-loss-healthcare?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Copy_to_clipboard

Don't believe everything you read in the Guardian Sean, I prefer the Beano myself.   Politics aside, its simple maths; a referendum was held, the majority voted leave, we leave.    Anything else is circumstantial.    This includes the wishes of people like myself planning a move to Spain.  Get used to it, move on and accept it.    As the old saying goes,  "You can please all the people some of the time....".

OK. Accept that. UK voted narrowly for something which has proved to be impossible to deliver because of insufficient public support. 

As regards the Guardian, I'm just saying that the people quoted in the article are worried, and can't be ignored just like that. Let's hope it works out for them, and that UK attitudes to immigrants in UK is not reflected in Spain, Italy etc. 

You obviously dont accept it.  Purlely out of interest on that last remark Sean, are you British?

Never had my nationality questioned before but you could describe me as an immigrant in Spain. 

You brought it up