bpgburn wrote:
I didn't say anywhere that i would be happy for a 2hr delay so don't go putting words in my mouth there's a good lad, in fact I said I haven't experienced 2hr delays except under unusual circumstances.
Lets put it simply shall we taking out the irrelevant maths, if after Brexit it takes me the same time to get through EU immigration as it does at present to get through non EU immigration with the extra checks, I don't have a problem with it.
(Sorry if that sounds patronising, it was meant to).
Doesn't sound patronising at all, but it reveals that not only do you not read and / or understand my posts, you don't even read and understand your own posts.
Reference
your post 902, (which was the post I replied to):
Takes less that a minute to flash your passport at passport control in the EU, so I don't mind 10 times longer for the extra security checks, no big deal.
So just for clarity, you didn't actually say in post 902 you'd be
"happy" for it to take 10 times as long, (ie 12 minutes x 10 =2 hours). You said
""I don't mind" - so relatively happy then?
Then in your most recent reply you say:
if after Brexit it takes me the same time to get through EU immigration as it does at present to get through non EU immigration with the extra checks, I don't have a problem with it.
But I wasn't questioning that point. It was the "10 times longer" that I was questioning, because that could be a very long time and could have a massive impact on things like connecting flights, transfers etc.
And you still haven't explained how the maths are irrelevant. It was your initial suggestion that we might multiply things by 10.