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Post by toppercorner on May 17, 2022 16:35:12 GMT
the utter tory bellends in westminster just making things worse hourly. In the middle of a crisis for living standards and post-pandemic which have so far disguised the effects of the shit show that is Brexit, they decide to unilaterally do what they want. "The EU has signalled it could trigger a trade war and pursue a legal challenge against the UK if the Government proceeds with its plans to unilaterally override parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol. Liz Truss, the Foreign Secretary, today confirmed the Government will publish a law in the coming weeks which will allow ministers to make changes to post-Brexit border rules in Northern Ireland without seeking the permission of the EU. Ms Truss said the UK still remains “open to a negotiated solution” with Brussels and is willing to hold further talks “but the urgency of the situation means we can't afford to delay any longer”. But Maros Sefcovic, the Vice President of the European Commission, said that if the UK goes ahead with unilateral action then the EU “will need to respond with all measures at its disposal”. The remark will be seen as a threat that Brussels could hit the UK with retaliatory trade tariffs or take the Government to court." www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2022/05/17/boris-johnson-news-northern-ireland-protocol-eu-truss-beergate/
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Post by oggyoggy on May 17, 2022 16:43:24 GMT
the utter tory bellends in westminster just making things worse hourly. In the middle of a crisis for living standards and post-pandemic which have so far disguised the effects of the shit show that is Brexit, they decide to unilaterally do what they want. "The EU has signalled it could trigger a trade war and pursue a legal challenge against the UK if the Government proceeds with its plans to unilaterally override parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol. Liz Truss, the Foreign Secretary, today confirmed the Government will publish a law in the coming weeks which will allow ministers to make changes to post-Brexit border rules in Northern Ireland without seeking the permission of the EU. Ms Truss said the UK still remains “open to a negotiated solution” with Brussels and is willing to hold further talks “but the urgency of the situation means we can't afford to delay any longer”. But Maros Sefcovic, the Vice President of the European Commission, said that if the UK goes ahead with unilateral action then the EU “will need to respond with all measures at its disposal”. The remark will be seen as a threat that Brussels could hit the UK with retaliatory trade tariffs or take the Government to court." www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2022/05/17/boris-johnson-news-northern-ireland-protocol-eu-truss-beergate/It’s fine. To afford this cost of living crisis we have been given loads of tools, according to Tory mps we can: 1. Learn to cook 2. Budget better 3. Buy supermarket branded products 4. Work longer hours 5. Get a better paid job So what’s everyone complaining about!? We shouldn’t expect the gas and oil producers who are making record profits to pay more tax. In fact, we can all pay more tax with the National Insurance rises. If we all do 1-5 above, we can easily afford to rip up our trading arrangements with by far our biggest trading partner for the second time in as many years!
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Post by wannabee on May 17, 2022 17:52:41 GMT
the utter tory bellends in westminster just making things worse hourly. In the middle of a crisis for living standards and post-pandemic which have so far disguised the effects of the shit show that is Brexit, they decide to unilaterally do what they want. "The EU has signalled it could trigger a trade war and pursue a legal challenge against the UK if the Government proceeds with its plans to unilaterally override parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol. Liz Truss, the Foreign Secretary, today confirmed the Government will publish a law in the coming weeks which will allow ministers to make changes to post-Brexit border rules in Northern Ireland without seeking the permission of the EU. Ms Truss said the UK still remains “open to a negotiated solution” with Brussels and is willing to hold further talks “but the urgency of the situation means we can't afford to delay any longer”. But Maros Sefcovic, the Vice President of the European Commission, said that if the UK goes ahead with unilateral action then the EU “will need to respond with all measures at its disposal”. The remark will be seen as a threat that Brussels could hit the UK with retaliatory trade tariffs or take the Government to court." www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2022/05/17/boris-johnson-news-northern-ireland-protocol-eu-truss-beergate/I believe and hope this is a poor opening tactic for renewed negotiations with EU with the added bonus of throwing a piece of raw meat to Rabild Brexiteers Much like Pritii Awfuls Rwanda Bullshit The Draft legislation is slated to be unveiled by end of June If it even gets to a first reading exposing the amount of opposition within HOL and HOC even with Law abiding Conservative MPs would weaken UKs bargaining position , an own goal if you wish
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Post by Rednwhitenblue on May 17, 2022 17:52:56 GMT
The analogy works better if the goals the other team scored were all own goals by Stoke. You can't blame the EU for looking out for their interests. Much like we left the EU on the pretense that we were looking out for ours. The tragedy of the situation is that both the EU and UK have lost out in this. Brexit is really something that just should never have even been proposed in the first place. There are so many more important things to focus on than wasting years on this. Indeed so, but look on the bright side, at least if you are right-wing, it stopped the Tory Party from fracturing into the kind of multi-party opposition we currently have. Bear that in mind, and it all makes a lot more sense from a political viewpoint, in this country at least. The inevitable damage to people, the economy, our standing in the world etc is gaslightable as everyone else's fault/intransigence/bullying, with the help of the press. You can see that right now, as the fantastic deal which Bozo personally negotiated, signed, celebrated and campaigned on is now, apparently, not working only because of the EU. The Telegraph leader today said exactly that, having triumphantly celebrated Boris's achievement in getting the deal done just 18 months earlier!
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Post by Gob Bluth on May 17, 2022 18:04:18 GMT
Comedy gold this, can't stop watching it. I for one am one of those people that have now accepted that Brexit has happened and am going to make the best of it. Can someone tell me who I blame in the EU for this, is it a person or just the entity?
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Post by toppercorner on May 17, 2022 19:22:48 GMT
the utter tory bellends in westminster just making things worse hourly. In the middle of a crisis for living standards and post-pandemic which have so far disguised the effects of the shit show that is Brexit, they decide to unilaterally do what they want. "The EU has signalled it could trigger a trade war and pursue a legal challenge against the UK if the Government proceeds with its plans to unilaterally override parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol. Liz Truss, the Foreign Secretary, today confirmed the Government will publish a law in the coming weeks which will allow ministers to make changes to post-Brexit border rules in Northern Ireland without seeking the permission of the EU. Ms Truss said the UK still remains “open to a negotiated solution” with Brussels and is willing to hold further talks “but the urgency of the situation means we can't afford to delay any longer”. But Maros Sefcovic, the Vice President of the European Commission, said that if the UK goes ahead with unilateral action then the EU “will need to respond with all measures at its disposal”. The remark will be seen as a threat that Brussels could hit the UK with retaliatory trade tariffs or take the Government to court." www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2022/05/17/boris-johnson-news-northern-ireland-protocol-eu-truss-beergate/I believe and hope this is a poor opening tactic for renewed negotiations with EU with the added bonus of throwing a piece of raw meat to Rabild Brexiteers Much like Pritii Awfuls Rwanda Bullshit The Draft legislation is slated to be unveiled by end of June If it even gets to a first reading exposing the amount of opposition within HOL and HOC even with Law abiding Conservative MPs would weaken UKs bargaining position , an own goal if you wish Everything with them is an own goal. It's against the laws of probability getting so much wrong, time and time again.
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Post by followyoudown on May 17, 2022 22:24:24 GMT
Ha ha ha ha is that the EU telling companies to open rouble bank accounts to pay russia to get around sanctions. Not surprisingly this is FAKE NEWS The EU advise was that it was legal under sanctions rules to open Bank Accounts with Russian Banks but payments for Oil and Gas must be made in the currency of which the original contract was made I.e. predominantly Dollars or Euro's (not Roubles) Did you actually type that with a straight face even Guy gets it
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Post by wannabee on May 17, 2022 23:18:12 GMT
Not surprisingly this is FAKE NEWS The EU advise was that it was legal under sanctions rules to open Bank Accounts with Russian Banks but payments for Oil and Gas must be made in the currency of which the original contract was made I.e. predominantly Dollars or Euro's (not Roubles) Did you actually type that with a straight face even Guy gets it You really are tedious cluttering up the MB with FAKE NEWS Why you would want to quote the Twitter Account of this Sydney, Australia based Journalist as a "Reliable Source" I really don't know www.reuters.com/business/energy/eni-open-accounts-russian-gas-after-eu-clarification-sources-2022-05-16/If you still have concerns I suggest you get in touch with your friends in TASS (sorry I mean CONSERVATIVE) Propaganda News Bureau to let them no of your concerns I realise they may be busy currently with Editors of Daily Mail concocting their latest Bullshit to deflect from Breaking International Law and Sex Scandals They may also be cautious to take up your Crusade as ENI is one if not the biggest suppliers of Energy in UK www.eni.com/en-IT/eni-worldwide/eurasia/united-kingdom.html#:~:text=By%20entering%20the%20Dogger%20Bank,synergies%20with%20the%20retail%20business.
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Post by partickpotter on May 18, 2022 5:16:55 GMT
I’m not sure Ukraine is really a Brexit topic, insomuch as everything Britain has done to support Ukraine could have been done inside the EU.
But it certainly shines a light on the EU… and not a particularly favourable one.
By which I mean it’s been shown to be pretty ineffectual. It’s attempt at collective sanctions has proven highly ineffective. It’s relevance in times of war has (yet again) been trashed.
The first of these is hardly surprising. The asymmetries of member countries interests, such as dependency on Russian oil, make it nearly impossible to reach a meaningful collective position.
The second of these is also hardly surprising. NATO is the go to organisation; the principle organ for maintaining peace in Europe which explains why two EU states are now seeking to join. You might recall champions of the EU tried to claim that role as evidence of the benefits the EU has brought.
What this tells me is the (up to now continual) expansion of the EU from the original trading collective (as it was as the EEC) to an ever deepening political Union (the EU) is perhaps not the best way forward. Which, of course, is what Cameron was trying to negotiate ahead of the referendum. It would be ironic if the EU became something more akin to Cameron’s requests after Britain left.
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Post by Rednwhitenblue on May 18, 2022 7:22:01 GMT
I’m not sure Ukraine is really a Brexit topic, insomuch as everything Britain has done to support Ukraine could have been done inside the EU. But it certainly shines a light on the EU… and not a particularly favourable one. By which I mean it’s been shown to be pretty ineffectual. It’s attempt at collective sanctions has proven highly ineffective. It’s relevance in times of war has (yet again) been trashed. The first of these is hardly surprising. The asymmetries of member countries interests, such as dependency on Russian oil, make it nearly impossible to reach a meaningful collective position. The second of these is also hardly surprising. NATO is the go to organisation; the principle organ for maintaining peace in Europe which explains why two EU states are now seeking to join. You might recall champions of the EU tried to claim that role as evidence of the benefits the EU has brought. What this tells me is the (up to now continual) expansion of the EU from the original trading collective (as it was as the EEC) to an ever deepening political Union (the EU) is perhaps not the best way forward. Which, of course, is what Cameron was trying to negotiate ahead of the referendum. It would be ironic if the EU became something more akin to Cameron’s requests after Britain left. What "champions of the EU" actually said was that closer ties between European countries through the various links that arise from being a member of the EU has undoubtedly helped to bring about and propagate peace in Europe, referring principally to the traditional enemies that fought wars fairly routinely. Churchill said, post WW2, that a "united states of Europe" would be beneficial in creating a lasting peace between nations. I don't think anyone ever denied the role of NATO in providing a united European defence against aggression, nor claimed superiority over it for the EU's role in European peace! Both organisations have no doubt been instrumental in the unprecedented eight decades of peace in Europe since the end of WW2. It would indeed be ironic if the EU evolved, as it often does, to become the kind of organisation we'd have been more comfortable with. Which, ironically again, was precisely one of the reasons given for not leaving - don't throw the baby out with the bathwater...but keeping the Tory Party together was more important.
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Post by followyoudown on May 18, 2022 9:31:41 GMT
You are becoming a bit of a dullard, as I said Guy gets it the EU is actively assisting its members to get around sanctions the fact you think there is really much difference between opening an account with a Russian bank and them converting the currency to roubles and a company directly paying in roubles themselves says it all about you.....
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Post by wannabee on May 18, 2022 10:45:43 GMT
You are becoming a bit of a dullard, as I said Guy gets it the EU is actively assisting its members to get around sanctions the fact you think there is really much difference between opening an account with a Russian bank and them converting the currency to roubles and a company directly paying in roubles themselves says it all about you..... I've told you before not to pay too much attention to good ol Guy Hes a frustrated eccentric who is desperately trying to make himself relevant, a bit like you really The bottom line is Guy and you and the Aussie Bird are wrong. The EU issued sanctions, they issued guidance on what could or could not be done. No-one has broken those guidelines
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Post by wannabee on May 18, 2022 13:59:05 GMT
You are becoming a bit of a dullard, as I said Guy gets it the EU is actively assisting its members to get around sanctions the fact you think there is really much difference between opening an account with a Russian bank and them converting the currency to roubles and a company directly paying in roubles themselves says it all about you..... I expect you will ignore this as its your normal reaction to facts your uncomfortable with www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/politics/scottish-politics/4306775/grant-shapps-inverness-russia-flight/
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Post by followyoudown on May 18, 2022 14:16:23 GMT
You are becoming a bit of a dullard, as I said Guy gets it the EU is actively assisting its members to get around sanctions the fact you think there is really much difference between opening an account with a Russian bank and them converting the currency to roubles and a company directly paying in roubles themselves says it all about you..... I expect you will ignore this as its your normal reaction to facts your uncomfortable with www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/politics/scottish-politics/4306775/grant-shapps-inverness-russia-flight/The SNP moaning about a cover up takes some brass neck, not sure what it is to do with Shapps if as claimed border force and special branch authorised the flight it would seem any questions should be directed to Priti Patel, looks like they either let it go for a reason or its a monumental fuck up.
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Post by followyoudown on May 18, 2022 14:17:11 GMT
You are becoming a bit of a dullard, as I said Guy gets it the EU is actively assisting its members to get around sanctions the fact you think there is really much difference between opening an account with a Russian bank and them converting the currency to roubles and a company directly paying in roubles themselves says it all about you..... I've told you before not to pay too much attention to good ol Guy Hes a frustrated eccentric who is desperately trying to make himself relevant, a bit like you really The bottom line is Guy and you and the Aussie Bird are wrong. The EU issued sanctions, they issued guidance on what could or could not be done. No-one has broken those guidelines They are issuing guidance to get around their sanctions.....
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Post by wannabee on May 18, 2022 16:55:43 GMT
The SNP moaning about a cover up takes some brass neck, not sure what it is to do with Shapps if as claimed border force and special branch authorised the flight it would seem any questions should be directed to Priti Patel, looks like they either let it go for a reason or its a monumental fuck up. You obviously didn't see Boris react like he'd swallowed a Wasp when asked about it at PMQs today This could well become another cover up like Lebedev
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Post by toppercorner on May 18, 2022 17:18:16 GMT
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Post by wannabee on May 18, 2022 19:02:25 GMT
Obviously this is another brilliant negotiating tactic Luscious Liz is using to help her in her negotiations with EU on Northern-ireland Protocol taken directly from the "How to win friends and influence people book" Sadly she is not alone in this Colonial attitude Previously Priti Awful suggested blocking food exports to ireland in order to break deadlock in Trade Agreement negotiations www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/dec/10/priti-patel-brexit-ignorance-ireland-vote-ukWhat is even more tragic is their respective lack of awareness of economies relative strength Ireland Currently has the 6th highest GDP Per Capita in the World ($76,745) UKs Current ranking is 26th ($44,920)
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Post by wannabee on May 20, 2022 23:42:35 GMT
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Post by foghornsgleghorn on May 21, 2022 17:25:31 GMT
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Post by Dutchpeter on May 21, 2022 17:57:43 GMT
Makes you wonder how we grew crops and harvested them before freedom of movement.
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Post by wannabee on May 21, 2022 18:43:27 GMT
Makes you wonder how we grew crops and harvested them before freedom of movement. Well Peter wonder no more www.google.com/amp/s/theconversation.com/amp/who-picked-british-fruit-and-veg-before-migrant-workers-63279The attached article comprehensively explains how UK relied upon and enacted Visa programs to attract Seasonal Migrant Workers from Eastern Europe from 1945 onwards and even back to the 1800s Up to the point of exiting EU this reliance was up to 90% on such workers Hardly surprising therefore crops are rotting in the ground or fruit remains unpicked
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Post by Dutchpeter on May 21, 2022 19:01:29 GMT
Makes you wonder how we grew crops and harvested them before freedom of movement. Well Peter wonder no more www.google.com/amp/s/theconversation.com/amp/who-picked-british-fruit-and-veg-before-migrant-workers-63279The attached article comprehensively explains how UK relied upon and enacted Visa programs to attract Seasonal Migrant Workers from Eastern Europe from 1945 onwards and even back to the 1800s Up to the point of exiting EU this reliance was up to 90% on such workers Hardly surprising therefore crops are rotting in the ground or fruit remains unpicked Well the Tory landowners need to get their arse in gear.
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Post by wannabee on May 21, 2022 19:06:19 GMT
Well the Tory landowners need to get their arse in gear. It's more to do with another example of Brexit self harm inflicted for purely ideological reasons I think the Common phrase is "Cutting off your nose to spite your face"
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Post by The Drunken Communist on May 21, 2022 19:40:13 GMT
It's completely unfair how we're not doing enough to help these rich land/business owners exploit foreigners from poor countries to use as cheap wage slaves! #RejoinEU
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Post by foghornsgleghorn on May 21, 2022 20:15:19 GMT
It's completely unfair how we're not doing enough to help these rich land/business owners exploit foreigners from poor countries to use as cheap wage slaves! #RejoinEU Yeah because we can now import the food with a clear conscience from overseas (inc EU) where it's a well-known fact there's no exploitation whatsoever . Well done Brexit, job done.
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Post by wannabee on May 21, 2022 21:00:34 GMT
It's completely unfair how we're not doing enough to help these rich land/business owners exploit foreigners from poor countries to use as cheap wage slaves! #RejoinEU Yeah because we can now import the food with a clear conscience from overseas (inc EU) where it's a well-known fact there's no exploitation whatsoever . Well done Brexit, job done. I'm not entirely sure why Peter introduced Tory Landowners , my inclination is to think it was because his false implication that UK didn't depend on Migrant Labour before joining EEC was conclusively corrected he resorted to some supercilious comment Agriculture contributes 0.6% of UK GDP so Financially its not a big deal My concern however is much more to do with Food Security. 50% of UK Food is imported. Of the 50% home produced 33% is produced by small to medium sized farmers, many of them family farms. They rely on "Seasonal Workers" at peak times My personal opinion is UK should become more self sufficent not less on Food Security I thought it was one of the aspirations of Brexit
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Post by mrcoke on May 21, 2022 22:36:28 GMT
"Seasonal agriculture workers are exposed to numerous labour rights violations in Germany,- www.euractiv.com/section/agriculture-food/news/seasonal-farm-workers-in-germany-exposed-to-massive-labour-rights-violations/4th April 2022: "This year, labour supply bottlenecks could become a problem due to the Ukraine war and the ongoing pandemic, and while the German Farmers’ Association (DBV) calls for the rules to be relaxed, critics argue deeper issues remain. EURACTIV Germany reports.Germany employs a large percentage of foreign seasonal workers on a short-term basis for seasonal crops like asparagus and strawberries."www.euractiv.com/section/agriculture-food/news/germany-fears-seasonal-labour-shortages-as-ukraine-war-rages-on/Three days ago: www.schengenvisainfo.com/news/italys-puglia-farms-say-they-need-another-100000-seasonal-workers-from-third-countries/Among European countries employing high numbers of migrant agricultural workers, Germany and the United Kingdom tend to recruit seasonal labour from other European Member States. Germany receives around 300 000 workers a year for agricultural, horticultural and forestry work, many of them from Central and Eastern Europe, especially Poland and Romania. In the United Kingdom, during peak seasons, the agricultural sector is dependent on a large temporary workforce (around 75 000 strong) to supplement permanent workers harvesting crops. It is estimated that 98 % of this number are recruited from EU Member States, mainly from Romania and Bulgaria. This high dependency on migrant workers has been developed since 1945 through continuous recruitment via the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Scheme, which was suspended in 2013, owing to the increasing availability of EU workers, and reintroduced in 2018. In Sweden, about 3 000 to 5 000 migrant workers, mostly from Thailand, enter the country for the berry harvest every year. Polish agriculture is heavily reliant on Ukrainian workers, especially for the picking of soft fruit (berries and strawberries) and apples (Poland is the EU's top producing country:growing a quarter of all the EU's apples).Migrant seasonal workers in the European agricultural sector 3 In Italy, 370 000 migrants from 155 countries are employed in agriculture, accounting for 27 % of the legal agricultural workforce. Other sources have put the number at 405 000 (in 2015). Growing 5 million tonnes of tomatoes every year, Italy is the EU's largest producer. Around one third of this production is concentrated in the province of Foggia (Puglia). France and Spain employ 276 000 and 150 000 seasonal workers respectively. A large share of the permits issued by these two countries go to Moroccan nationals. Overall, an estimated 800 000 to 1 million seasonal workers are hired each year in the EU, mainly in agriculture.file:///C:/Users/Dave/Downloads/EPRS_BRI(2021)689347_EN.pdf Question: What is driving all this? Answer the Common Agricultural Policy that subsidises the overproduction of food and destruction of the environment which chemicals, paid for by EU taxpayers with 80% of the money going to the richest 20% farm owners. All so we can go into any supermarket, any day of the year and buy whatever food we want. file:///C:/Users/Dave/Downloads/wwf_wrap_halvingfoodlossandwasteintheeu_june2020__2_.pdf The whole rotten system supports modern slavery: www.fwi.co.uk/news/shocking-extent-of-modern-slavery-in-agriculture-revealedwww.forbes.com/sites/cathyhuyghe/2017/04/14/modern-day-slavery-in-the-wine-industry-and-whats-being-done-to-address-it/?sh=7f8fb6516f4fIf you buy tinned tomatoes, they are probably picked by slaves in Italy: www.business-humanrights.org/en/latest-news/italy-modern-slavery-conditions-found-in-farms-producing-for-international-supermarkets/#:~:text=Italy%3A%20Modern%20slavery%20conditions%20found%20in%20farms%20producing%20for%20international%20supermarkets,-See%20all%20tags&text=In%20the%20Italian%20south%2C%20the,rural%20ruins%20or%20shanty%20towns. The whole rotten system supports massive food wastage. More crops are produced than supermarkets need, and wastage occure through the whole food processing chain, the supermarkets, and we are all guilty of wasting far more food than we did in the 50s and 60s when we simply ate what was in season. "One third of food grown globally is never eaten" file:///C:/Users/Dave/Downloads/Farm_waste_report_.pdf "In the EU, an estimated 88 million tonnes of food are lost or wasted every year - equivalent to 20% of the total food produced or 173 kilogrammes per person.9 Furthermore, more than half of the total food waste in the EU (47 million tonnes) is generated in households, with 70% of food waste arising from households, food services and retail."
file:///C:/Users/Dave/Downloads/wwf_wrap_halvingfoodlossandwasteintheeu_june2020__2_.pdf UK farmers waste food because of inflexible supermarket purchasing policies: www.oddbox.co.uk/blog/why-does-food-waste-happen-at-farmsThe whole rotten system is damaging the environment. The EU revised the CAP last year but did very little to improve matters. www.greenpeace.org/eu-unit/issues/nature-food/1219/investigation-how-cap-promotes-pollution/www.wwf.eu/?3888816/EU-farm-ministers-sabotage-attempts-to-strengthen-environmental-elements-of-new-CAPOnce again, like inflation, HGV drivers, petrol, etc. someone finds something to blame Brexit on. " Labour shortages are reported to be limiting production more than ever in the eurozone, according to a business survey by the European Commission. This suggests that vacancies are hard to fill, resulting in supply problems." "There has also been a disproportionate drop in non-nationals in the active population, especially from other EU countries."think.ing.com/articles/eurozone-labour-markets-broad-shortages-or-a-few-spots-of-tightnessLabour shortage problems are not just a British problem, not caused by Brexit although obviously it does not help because most of the workers prefer the UK, it is a European wide problem and even occurs in North America. Thank God, the UK has left the EU. We can now start to tackle the exploitation of workers, damage to the environment, and huge wastage of food. It will take a long time for successive governments to put things right and I expect mistakes will be made. But anything is better than the EU CAP. We need to pay farmers to protect the environment not damage it, we need to reduce over production and wastage, we need to help farmers to automate, the way we have automated in manufacturing.
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Post by wannabee on May 21, 2022 22:53:54 GMT
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Post by Rednwhitenblue on May 22, 2022 7:12:43 GMT
Johnson has already indicated that any trade deal with India is likely to include more Indian migration to the UK. Maybe Indians will replace the eastern Europeans in places like Boston and all those other migrant-labour dependent places that were very pro-Brexit as a direct result?
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