On the other hand, his four children do automatically qualify for German citizenship thanks to having a German mother:
Kindergeld - paid to families with german children - EVEN IF NOT LIVING IN GERMANY
Robin Hood wrote:Believe me ..... it is not as negative an outlook as you seem to think. If you can watch BBC World News with Steve Keen on Hardtalk yesterday (not possible in Cyprus unless you use a UK catch up system) being interviewed by Stephen Zackur, he can point out where your thinking is all wrong.
Paul ZKTV wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:Steve Keen appears not to have British nationality despite having lived in Britain for some time. How did he get the vote?
Commonwealth migrants from 54 states - including Australia, Canada, India, Pakistan and Nigeria -
could join the electoral roll as long are they are residents in the UK.
total joke ...no one from france but someone from the middle of the pacific ocean ...
Paul ZKTV wrote:Robin Hood wrote:Believe me ..... it is not as negative an outlook as you seem to think. If you can watch BBC World News with Steve Keen on Hardtalk yesterday (not possible in Cyprus unless you use a UK catch up system) being interviewed by Stephen Zackur, he can point out where your thinking is all wrong.
The ONLY country you CANT watch BBC WORLD NEWS is the UK.
BBC Worldwide is a private limited company ,its not the British Broadcasting corp.
waiting now for the fact that the MD at cyprus telecom said you can watch anytihng you like coz
your 365,000 income is paid into a local bank ..
Paul ZKTV wrote:Robin Hood wrote:Believe me ..... it is not as negative an outlook as you seem to think. If you can watch BBC World News with Steve Keen on Hardtalk yesterday (not possible in Cyprus unless you use a UK catch up system) being interviewed by Stephen Zackur, he can point out where your thinking is all wrong.
The ONLY country you CANT watch BBC WORLD NEWS is the UK.
BBC Worldwide is a private limited company ,its not the British Broadcasting corp.
waiting now for the fact that the MD at cyprus telecom said you can watch anytihng you like coz
your 365,000 income is paid into a local bank ..
Tim Drayton wrote:Paul ZKTV wrote:Robin Hood wrote:Believe me ..... it is not as negative an outlook as you seem to think. If you can watch BBC World News with Steve Keen on Hardtalk yesterday (not possible in Cyprus unless you use a UK catch up system) being interviewed by Stephen Zackur, he can point out where your thinking is all wrong.
The ONLY country you CANT watch BBC WORLD NEWS is the UK.
BBC Worldwide is a private limited company ,its not the British Broadcasting corp.
waiting now for the fact that the MD at cyprus telecom said you can watch anytihng you like coz
your 365,000 income is paid into a local bank ..
You're surely not suggesting that he's a bit of a Walter Mitty?
miltiades wrote:Stg continues its downward journey against both the Euro at just about 1.15 and against the dollar at just over 1.28. Worst is still to come !
Robin Hood wrote:miltiades wrote:Stg continues its downward journey against both the Euro at just about 1.15 and against the dollar at just over 1.28. Worst is still to come !
Why do you never post the good news .... and there seems to be plenty of it?
For instance, at the moment the pound is continuing its current upward trend and is above 1.16 and better news to come!
miltiades wrote:Robin Hood wrote:miltiades wrote:Stg continues its downward journey against both the Euro at just about 1.15 and against the dollar at just over 1.28. Worst is still to come !
Why do you never post the good news .... and there seems to be plenty of it?
For instance, at the moment the pound is continuing its current upward trend and is above 1.16 and better news to come!
Robin, nothing would please me more than for Stg to make a recovery and very soon. Im a born optimist but not a dreamer and following the disastrous referendum results I just can not see Stg recovering any time soon if at all. I do sincerely hope that it does since most of my transactions are in Euros.
Robin Hood wrote:For instance, at the moment the pound is continuing its current upward trend and is above 1.16 and better news to come!
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