New blue British passport rollout to begin in March :-)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51585018

One of my photos:

Dziękuję Ci ("Thank you" in Polish). I say this everyday at work....

I have a staunch remain neighbour,total europhile,he is going to seethe when his current passport expires and he will have to cross borders proffering a British blue

There's a funny Tee-shirt idea in that, somewhere

Something to keep the gammons entertained when they are queuing up alongside the Mexicans and Sudanese in Palma Airport.

I will be in Spain/Portugal next month and for a few after that,queuing is an art we brits have perfected,walang problema Rejoice in your blue passport ownership old bean

Seriously? A thread full of bait, so I responded in kind!

Everything in this thread appeared as "bait" to you, PorkAdobo, because you are a remoaner.

I started this thread because it genuinely is a very good thing for Brexiteers and is part of something that we have been waiting for since the referendum.

You did not have to reply in this thread if you did not like the thread title and subject matter.

Walesrob's previous reply was perfectly correct, IMHO; you want to insult anyone or anything who and which doesn't fit into your ideology.
oss did not notice this, unfortunately. Post #10 (The first line of this post) shows what is really on your mind.

Until you "Let It Go" and stop trying to find opposing political viewpoints, you will live your life in constant bitterness.

This is a battle you cannot win as BREXIT has happened!

Jim, I agree with some of your reply, but to say that "Brexit supporters got what they think they wanted" implies that we did not know what we wanted.
Brexit supporters could go on and on about the benefits but nothing we say would stop people from not accepting that we got what we wanted.
Time will tell but people who moan after the fact are now wasting everyone's time as it's something that they cannot change any longer, so it begs the question "Why bother?"

A classic case of the Emporer's new clothes.

Britain could have had blue passports all along if it wanted to. You don't need a burgundy passport if you are in the EU.

Croatia has blue passports.

Jim,

What most people who voted to remain overlook is the fact that most of the "London bubble" did everything in their power to thwart the will of the majority of the referendum voters and they underestimated the iron-will of the people.
May (yes), Bercow, the House of Commons (and the House of Lords) were obstacles and many debates were obstructed and new laws put in place to aid and frustrate the government.
There were also demonstrations in the streets against Brexit. Maybe I missed the news but I didn't see pro-Brexit demo's.
People who voted for Brexit, and the politicians who were trying to uphold the peoples' wishes were backed into corner after corner and we "fought our way out" ideologically-speaking.

Of course, you (and other people who wanted to remain) have every right to make your points anywhere, be it here, in work, in the pub etc..
It was a battle of the first order and sometimes I still hear people mentioning it in work. I now just walk away, what's the point - that fight is over, we all have to accept the facts and no sense living in the past.
Sometimes posts I make, like blue passports for example, may appear "to gloat" but my thoughts are far from gloating; they are celebratory in my perspective.

Perhaps we will be brought to task on some issues but that is the nature of politics anyway.

Onwards and upwards, and not sideways any longer.

Barking mad!

Lucid, concise and as thoughtful as most of your posts. Hearty congratulations as you have kept the bar so high

I do not understand the fuss about blue or red.

The EU does not have a law which states what the coulor of an EU passport must be. The `red´ ones vary in the shade of red from country to country within the EU and Croatia have blue ones.

I have an expired UK passport and a valid Irish one. Both are red. Who cares about the colour ?