not sure whyā¦ but the link wonāt play the video for meā¦ 
Worked OK for me!
Iām aware of this project, not sure if itāll make it through the european parliment but if it does Iāll be in the queue 
Us too!
That is just gloriousā¦Iāll have a large glass of whatever he was drinking before falling asleep and dreaming this motion up 
Yippeeā¦ copy and paste-and-goā¦ into Chrome and it worksā¦ but no idea why it wonāt work on Googleā¦
sounds great to me 
Lovely idea and Iāve signed the associated petitions to support it but I have a
feeling that the remaining EU states might vote it down because of the
refusal of the UK Government to assure the position of EU Citizens
presently resident in the UK. Even when those EU Citizens are prepared
to change their nationality, they are having obstacles placed in their
way which are against EU laws. This behaviour wonāt help foster good
relations towards the UK or British Citizens and may cause this generous
idea to be crushed - even though it is for all ex EU Statesā Citizens
and not just those from the UK.
Copied from the excellent āThe Connexionā newspaperā¦
Expat rights deal āmay be closeā
November 23, 2016
BRITAIN may be close to agreeing a deal on reciprocal rights for existing British expats in the EU and EU citizens in Britain, it is being claimed.
Some of the British national media today state that āsenior government figuresā have reassured business leaders that only a few remaining EU states have yet to agree to allow expats to maintain the right to continue to live and work in their adopted countries after a Brexit.
This is said to be leading to speculation that a deal may be announced at a Brussels summit in December.
This comes as British Prime Minister Theresa May told a leading business organisation, the CBI, that she is hoping for āan early agreement on the status of UK nationals in Europe and EU nationals hereā.
However a government source told The Telegraph that while they āhope and expect to guarantee the reciprocal rights of EU and British citizensā, it is āpremature and wrongā to suggest certainty.
āNo deals have been struck, formal or informal,ā the source said.
The chairman of the British Community Committee of France, Christopher Chantrey, said: āThis is good news for us all.ā
What about Britts in Ireland?
ā¦ Did you know that Polish people represent the highest percentage of the foreign-born population in Norway? Or that the largest proportion of immigrants to the Republic of Ireland hail from the UK?
YES - without doubt even if I have to change my name, my nationality, my sex or anything else!
If you have been fiscally resident in the Republic of Ireland for more than four years, you can apply for Irish Nationality at a cost of 1200ā¬ or you can obtain an Irish passport if one of your parents or grandparent were born on the island of Ireland.
This Brexit nonsense will go on for years and years, and end in the usual mess,so donāt worry about it and enjoy whats enjoyable while you still have your health.