The one you posted the sun link to, the one you implied was a racist for no good reason. You really are up yourself, the insults and name calling you resort to when challenged is quite telling.
Don't think either of the tax dodging fuckwits were eligable to vote from their tax havens.
When we toured Germany and Austria before the open borders, we crossed countries several times and often had to take all the gear out of the van and sit about while they checked and ticked off the items in the fucking carnet plus the faffing with the passports. It was an expensive, time consuming and frustrating process, and one that meant we arrived at one gig almost too late to play.
Chris Smith, the director of this weekend’s Womad festival, told the Radio Times that for the first time musicians had rejected invitations rather than face the “humiliation” of confronting Britain’s visa services. “Culture is being crushed as politicians lurch to the right,” he said. “My fear is the situation is only going to get worse.” Yet this is a time when divided communities need the soothing balm of art and unifying power of music reaching across borders more than ever.
So some geezer raking it in from festivals speaks and the guardian are all over it. Shame he/they never mentioned this before the referendum
What? In lipstick on your mirror?
When we toured Germany and Austria before the open borders, we crossed countries several times and often had to take all the gear out of the van and sit about while they checked and ticked off the items in the fucking carnet plus the faffing with the passports. It was an expensive, time consuming and frustrating process, and one that meant we arrived at one gig almost too late to play.
You may think it a "ridiculous" issue, but for it may well severely impact on some people and make playing Europe uneconomic.
How Brexit could change the gigs you go to
This.
It's a genuine issue which will affect some people in terms of minor administrative inconvenience and may even make touring uneconomic for a small number of bands, as I and others have already said.When we toured Germany and Austria before the open borders, we crossed countries several times and often had to take all the gear out of the van and sit about while they checked and ticked off the items in the fucking carnet plus the faffing with the passports. It was an expensive, time consuming and frustrating process, and one that meant we arrived at one gig almost too late to play.
You may think it a "ridiculous" issue, but for it may well severely impact on some people and make playing Europe uneconomic.
How Brexit could change the gigs you go to
I bet you only know remainers.
Yeh you can't imagine how paul simon felt when he woke up hungover and saw he'd signed sir paul geldof's letter, he was mortified
