I can't help but feel this is the calm before the (shit) storm.
My brother (like me) is a UK/EU national. We were both born and bought up in the UK, and consider ourselves "British" before our secondary nationality.
He's been working in the US for a few years now, and noted with interest, that his employer (in an R&D heavy arena) has already started to ask UK employees if they hold another EU nationality. And regardless of their fate, a policy is now running of making it a definite bonus point in two equally-suitable candidates.
Apparently, the talk at conferences suggests this is not isolated - a lot of organisations which work internationally in R&D are preparing for a future where travel to the EU for a UK citizen is beset with visa and immigration woes.
So thanks to Farages hideous pub landlord caricature, UK citizens are rapidly becoming disadvantaged, despite "taking back control".
Biting the hand that feeds IT
