25-07-2019, 09:53 AM
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Re: No deal Brexit more damaging than BSE crisis
Originally Posted by Bread
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We also have some of the highest standards in farming in the world (better than most of the EU anyway). Quite an achievement to remaining competitive in global supply chains
25-07-2019, 09:55 AM
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Re: No deal Brexit more damaging than BSE crisis
Originally Posted by Bruce
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Sorry that has got to be a joke. This is the high standard that produced BSE and salmonella eggs? Britain has many fine things but agriculture is not one of them.
Its because of that we have the higher standards in farming.
25-07-2019, 12:52 PM
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Re: No deal Brexit more damaging than BSE crisis
Originally Posted by Bruce
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Sorry that has got to be a joke. This is the high standard that produced BSE and salmonella eggs? Britain has many fine things but agriculture is not one of them.
Now it is waiting for the next disaster because british are hard in learning, as is shown on this forum by brexiters.
25-07-2019, 05:03 PM
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Re: No deal Brexit more damaging than BSE crisis
Originally Posted by Solasch
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After the dust had settled they had to comply to EU standards. And they were inspected.Now it is waiting for the next disaster because british are hard in learning, as is shown on this forum by brexiters.
You think EU directives that resulted in EU vets to be present to supervise UK slaughter houses, causing the wholesale collapse of UK slaughterhouses because of the huge costs incurred, putting people out of work and ending up with animals being transported by lorry, hundreds of miles to be slaughtered was a "good idea" ?
You think the UK are "hard in learning" when we out perform every other country in the EU ?
You think the UK are "hard in learning" when we have had over 1.3 Trillion of foreign investment since the referendum result, higher than France, Germany, Italy and most of the EU put together ?
You think the UK are "hard in learning" when we have the lowest unemployment in the whole of the EU and the lowest it has been for about 70 years. We even employ 3 million of your redundant workers ?
"Hard in learning" .....
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