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" A British beekeeper trying to bring 15 million bees into the UK said he has been told they may be seized and burned because of Brexit rules.
But new laws that came into effect after the UK left the EU’s single market and customs union mean that bringing certain types of bees into the country is banned.
In an effort to avoid the import ban, Mr Murfet arranged for his usual importation of 15 million bees from Italy to arrive via Northern Ireland in April – but said he has been warned they might be destroyed if he tried.
He said his enquiries to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs into the reasoning behind the ban on imported bees had been met with silence, except an email reading: “Illegal imports will be sent back or destroyed, and enforcement action (criminal charges) will be brought against the importer.”
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I thought Brexit was meant to bring about easier trade with the world but these issues keep on coming and we're only a month in  |
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over a year ago
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"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
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By *ild_oatsMan
over a year ago
the land of saints & sinners |
"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
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Are you suggesting that we increase the carbon footprint of imported goods.
When Dover and Calais is only 21 miles apart |
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"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
Are you suggesting that we increase the carbon footprint of imported goods.
When Dover and Calais is only 21 miles apart "
That well said on the carbon footprint EU is on our doorstep and want finding stuff in from further afield does not make any sense what so ever. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu."
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? |
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"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
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Oh my fucking god, words do fall me  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Remember we "iported" dutch elm disease and ash die back bringing in unchecked imports "
Dutch elm disease!
And people say that brexiteers are scra-ping the bottom of the barrel!
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? "
google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average. |
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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago
Bristol |
"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
Oh my fucking god, words do fall me "
Get a dictionary then  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average. "
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU? |
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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago
Bristol |
"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
Are you suggesting that we increase the carbon footprint of imported goods.
When Dover and Calais is only 21 miles apart "
Yes
If they want to make things difficult then so be it |
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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago
Bristol |
"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU? "
Yes all of the lowest contributors |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
near ipswich |
"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU? "
yeah and the population of poland,hungary (which may not be in the eu much longer if they dont sort their laws out) bulgaria greece and the czech dont even touch that of india alone. |
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"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU?
Yes all of the lowest contributors "
No they aren’t, try again |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU? yeah and the population of poland,hungary (which may not be in the eu much longer if they dont sort their laws out) bulgaria greece and the czech dont even touch that of india alone. "
Ah, what type of products will we be selling to the vast majority of the Indian population that earn less than £50 a week? |
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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago
Bristol |
"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU?
Yes all of the lowest contributors
No they aren’t, try again "
In 2019 Poland was the highest in 7th place at 4.21 and Hungary was 1.09  |
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"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU?
Yes all of the lowest contributors
No they aren’t, try again
In 2019 Poland was the highest in 7th place at 4.21 and Hungary was 1.09 "
And them together and what do you get? |
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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago
Bristol |
"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU?
Yes all of the lowest contributors
No they aren’t, try again
In 2019 Poland was the highest in 7th place at 4.21 and Hungary was 1.09
And them together and what do you get? "
A lot less than the U.K. contributed |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
near ipswich |
"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU? yeah and the population of poland,hungary (which may not be in the eu much longer if they dont sort their laws out) bulgaria greece and the czech dont even touch that of india alone.
Ah, what type of products will we be selling to the vast majority of the Indian population that earn less than £50 a week? "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU?
Yes all of the lowest contributors
No they aren’t, try again
In 2019 Poland was the highest in 7th place at 4.21 and Hungary was 1.09
And them together and what do you get? "
Add, also add the Czech Republic & Romania to your total |
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"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU? yeah and the population of poland,hungary (which may not be in the eu much longer if they dont sort their laws out) bulgaria greece and the czech dont even touch that of india alone.
Ah, what type of products will we be selling to the vast majority of the Indian population that earn less than £50 a week? "
Educate me, what will we export and import to and from India that we couldn’t whilst in the EU? |
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"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU?
Yes all of the lowest contributors
No they aren’t, try again
In 2019 Poland was the highest in 7th place at 4.21 and Hungary was 1.09
And them together and what do you get?
A lot less than the U.K. contributed "
Irrelevant, the UK isn’t an ‘emerging market’ , try and keep up |
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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago
Bristol |
"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU?
Yes all of the lowest contributors
No they aren’t, try again
In 2019 Poland was the highest in 7th place at 4.21 and Hungary was 1.09
And them together and what do you get?
A lot less than the U.K. contributed
Irrelevant, the UK isn’t an ‘emerging market’ , try and keep up "
2 different conversations  |
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"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU?
Yes all of the lowest contributors
No they aren’t, try again
In 2019 Poland was the highest in 7th place at 4.21 and Hungary was 1.09
And them together and what do you get?
A lot less than the U.K. contributed
Irrelevant, the UK isn’t an ‘emerging market’ , try and keep up
2 different conversations "
Indeed, try and stick to the relevant one |
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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago
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"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU? "
Don’t be silly the European countries are in terminal decline. It’s true, I read it on here! |
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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago
Bristol |
"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU?
Yes all of the lowest contributors
No they aren’t, try again
In 2019 Poland was the highest in 7th place at 4.21 and Hungary was 1.09
And them together and what do you get?
A lot less than the U.K. contributed
Irrelevant, the UK isn’t an ‘emerging market’ , try and keep up
2 different conversations
Indeed, try and stick to the relevant one "
No I’m bored now can’t be bothered anymore just going around in circles |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
near ipswich |
"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU?
Yes all of the lowest contributors
No they aren’t, try again
In 2019 Poland was the highest in 7th place at 4.21 and Hungary was 1.09
And them together and what do you get?
A lot less than the U.K. contributed
Irrelevant, the UK isn’t an ‘emerging market’ , try and keep up
2 different conversations
Indeed, try and stick to the relevant one
No I’m bored now can’t be bothered anymore just going around in circles "
you have noticed that too then. |
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By *e CapCouple
over a year ago
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Get a map and cover Europe then you realise that without Europe Britain is at the end of the world, more like Australia is. Those guys are filthy rich in resources, agriculture the size of whole Europe combined, big time tourism, one of the most educated population on the planet, one of the highest productivity per capita and...they still need a big brother, sometimes feels like Australia is the 51st state of US. I am not sure with who and what England wants to trade in order to stay independent and prosper in the same time.Perhaps to sell beef to Argentina and fish to Chile? To do finances for Singapore? What something new or better England has to offer to those countries than what they already have? |
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"Get a map and cover Europe then you realise that without Europe Britain is at the end of the world, more like Australia is. Those guys are filthy rich in resources, agriculture the size of whole Europe combined, big time tourism, one of the most educated population on the planet, one of the highest productivity per capita and...they still need a big brother, sometimes feels like Australia is the 51st state of US. I am not sure with who and what England wants to trade in order to stay independent and prosper in the same time.Perhaps to sell beef to Argentina and fish to Chile? To do finances for Singapore? What something new or better England has to offer to those countries than what they already have? "
what Britain is at the end of the world like Australia is wtf I need to stick up on me sunscreen then get in no overseas holidays for us from now on bring on the sun lol
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By *e CapCouple
over a year ago
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"Get a map and cover Europe then you realise that without Europe Britain is at the end of the world, more like Australia is. Those guys are filthy rich in resources, agriculture the size of whole Europe combined, big time tourism, one of the most educated population on the planet, one of the highest productivity per capita and...they still need a big brother, sometimes feels like Australia is the 51st state of US. I am not sure with who and what England wants to trade in order to stay independent and prosper in the same time.Perhaps to sell beef to Argentina and fish to Chile? To do finances for Singapore? What something new or better England has to offer to those countries than what they already have? what Britain is at the end of the world like Australia is wtf I need to stick up on me sunscreen then get in no overseas holidays for us from now on bring on the sun lol"
For all those countries in the Trans Pacific region you are at the end of the world. The closest emerging economy of a decent size is Turkey(this days is more like submerging than emerging) |
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"Get a map and cover Europe then you realise that without Europe Britain is at the end of the world, more like Australia is. Those guys are filthy rich in resources, agriculture the size of whole Europe combined, big time tourism, one of the most educated population on the planet, one of the highest productivity per capita and...they still need a big brother, sometimes feels like Australia is the 51st state of US. I am not sure with who and what England wants to trade in order to stay independent and prosper in the same time.Perhaps to sell beef to Argentina and fish to Chile? To do finances for Singapore? What something new or better England has to offer to those countries than what they already have? what Britain is at the end of the world like Australia is wtf I need to stick up on me sunscreen then get in no overseas holidays for us from now on bring on the sun lol
For all those countries in the Trans Pacific region you are at the end of the world. The closest emerging economy of a decent size is Turkey(this days is more like submerging than emerging)"
you keep saying you I take it your not British ? |
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By *e CapCouple
over a year ago
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"Get a map and cover Europe then you realise that without Europe Britain is at the end of the world, more like Australia is. Those guys are filthy rich in resources, agriculture the size of whole Europe combined, big time tourism, one of the most educated population on the planet, one of the highest productivity per capita and...they still need a big brother, sometimes feels like Australia is the 51st state of US. I am not sure with who and what England wants to trade in order to stay independent and prosper in the same time.Perhaps to sell beef to Argentina and fish to Chile? To do finances for Singapore? What something new or better England has to offer to those countries than what they already have? what Britain is at the end of the world like Australia is wtf I need to stick up on me sunscreen then get in no overseas holidays for us from now on bring on the sun lol
For all those countries in the Trans Pacific region you are at the end of the world. The closest emerging economy of a decent size is Turkey(this days is more like submerging than emerging) you keep saying you I take it your not British ?"
I am not |
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"Get a map and cover Europe then you realise that without Europe Britain is at the end of the world, more like Australia is. Those guys are filthy rich in resources, agriculture the size of whole Europe combined, big time tourism, one of the most educated population on the planet, one of the highest productivity per capita and...they still need a big brother, sometimes feels like Australia is the 51st state of US. I am not sure with who and what England wants to trade in order to stay independent and prosper in the same time.Perhaps to sell beef to Argentina and fish to Chile? To do finances for Singapore? What something new or better England has to offer to those countries than what they already have? what Britain is at the end of the world like Australia is wtf I need to stick up on me sunscreen then get in no overseas holidays for us from now on bring on the sun lol
For all those countries in the Trans Pacific region you are at the end of the world. The closest emerging economy of a decent size is Turkey(this days is more like submerging than emerging) you keep saying you I take it your not British ?
I am not"
thought as much with your gloating lol |
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"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU? yeah and the population of poland,hungary (which may not be in the eu much longer if they dont sort their laws out) bulgaria greece and the czech dont even touch that of india alone.
Ah, what type of products will we be selling to the vast majority of the Indian population that earn less than £50 a week? "
You wouldn't sell them to those whom it has little relevance but would sell them to their fast growing sector for the last 12 years which is their middle class. One should also note that India has two of the top ten richest men in the world and two richest families in the top 6.
India road out the last world recession very easily because if their mass internal market with people with spending power. Bank interest rates there are very good too.
So yes one of the biggest available markets and potentially a super power in the next decade. |
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"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU?
Yes all of the lowest contributors
No they aren’t, try again
In 2019 Poland was the highest in 7th place at 4.21 and Hungary was 1.09
And them together and what do you get?
A lot less than the U.K. contributed
Irrelevant, the UK isn’t an ‘emerging market’ , try and keep up
2 different conversations
Indeed, try and stick to the relevant one
No I’m bored now can’t be bothered anymore just going around in circles "
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"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU? yeah and the population of poland,hungary (which may not be in the eu much longer if they dont sort their laws out) bulgaria greece and the czech dont even touch that of india alone.
Ah, what type of products will we be selling to the vast majority of the Indian population that earn less than £50 a week?
You wouldn't sell them to those whom it has little relevance but would sell them to their fast growing sector for the last 12 years which is their middle class. One should also note that India has two of the top ten richest men in the world and two richest families in the top 6.
India road out the last world recession very easily because if their mass internal market with people with spending power. Bank interest rates there are very good too.
So yes one of the biggest available markets and potentially a super power in the next decade."
All true but you failed to answer my question, what do we manufacture and produce that we can export to India ? |
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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago
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"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
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The issue is here - our border. Importing bee’s from Australia, Arizona or Argentina wouldn’t make any difference. |
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"Other than guns I can not see what much else UK could sell to those countries in such quantities and value to absorb the lost trade with EU."
You’d be surprised what we manufacture in the UK. We also have hot and cold running water, electricity, all sorts of good stuff |
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"Other than guns I can not see what much else UK could sell to those countries in such quantities and value to absorb the lost trade with EU.
You’d be surprised what we manufacture in the UK. We also have hot and cold running water, electricity, all sorts of good stuff "
Wow, that is amazing, hot and cold running water? |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
near ipswich |
"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU? yeah and the population of poland,hungary (which may not be in the eu much longer if they dont sort their laws out) bulgaria greece and the czech dont even touch that of india alone.
Ah, what type of products will we be selling to the vast majority of the Indian population that earn less than £50 a week?
You wouldn't sell them to those whom it has little relevance but would sell them to their fast growing sector for the last 12 years which is their middle class. One should also note that India has two of the top ten richest men in the world and two richest families in the top 6.
India road out the last world recession very easily because if their mass internal market with people with spending power. Bank interest rates there are very good too.
So yes one of the biggest available markets and potentially a super power in the next decade.
All true but you failed to answer my question, what do we manufacture and produce that we can export to India ? "
Have you not been taking any notice of what has happened over the years since we joined the eu the uk is mainly a service industry.  |
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By *e CapCouple
over a year ago
Basingstoke |
"Other than guns I can not see what much else UK could sell to those countries in such quantities and value to absorb the lost trade with EU.
You’d be surprised what we manufacture in the UK. We also have hot and cold running water, electricity, all sorts of good stuff "
Separate taps each, of course  |
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"Other than guns I can not see what much else UK could sell to those countries in such quantities and value to absorb the lost trade with EU.
You’d be surprised what we manufacture in the UK. We also have hot and cold running water, electricity, all sorts of good stuff
Separate taps each, of course "
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"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
Are you suggesting that we increase the carbon footprint of imported goods.
When Dover and Calais is only 21 miles apart
That well said on the carbon footprint EU is on our doorstep and want finding stuff in from further afield does not make any sense what so ever. "
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By *andy 1Couple
over a year ago
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"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
Oh my fucking god, words do fall me
Get a dictionary then "
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By *ild_oatsMan
over a year ago
the land of saints & sinners |
"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
Are you suggesting that we increase the carbon footprint of imported goods.
When Dover and Calais is only 21 miles apart
That well said on the carbon footprint EU is on our doorstep and want finding stuff in from further afield does not make any sense what so ever.
If the EU hadn't made it so difficult when negotiating the deal we wouldn't have to worry about carbon footprints."
The EU did not make it difficult the UK Brexit team wanted all the advantages of EU membership around trade and not being classed as a “third-country” without actually being a member.
That’s where most of the impasse came from.
It’s a bit like wanting to play game of golf at a golf club but not being a member and expecting all the membership advantages whilst only being a guest.
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"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
Are you suggesting that we increase the carbon footprint of imported goods.
When Dover and Calais is only 21 miles apart
That well said on the carbon footprint EU is on our doorstep and want finding stuff in from further afield does not make any sense what so ever.
If the EU hadn't made it so difficult when negotiating the deal we wouldn't have to worry about carbon footprints."
That is hilarious, |
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"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
Are you suggesting that we increase the carbon footprint of imported goods.
When Dover and Calais is only 21 miles apart
That well said on the carbon footprint EU is on our doorstep and want finding stuff in from further afield does not make any sense what so ever.
If the EU hadn't made it so difficult when negotiating the deal we wouldn't have to worry about carbon footprints.
That is hilarious, "
I do enjoy the threads like this.
Leaver: "Brexit is amazing, everything is perfect now"
Remainer: "Here's a huge list of massive problems caused by brexit"
Same Leaver: "That's the fault of the EU or Remainers".
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"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
Are you suggesting that we increase the carbon footprint of imported goods.
When Dover and Calais is only 21 miles apart
That well said on the carbon footprint EU is on our doorstep and want finding stuff in from further afield does not make any sense what so ever.
If the EU hadn't made it so difficult when negotiating the deal we wouldn't have to worry about carbon footprints.
The EU did not make it difficult the UK Brexit team wanted all the advantages of EU membership around trade and not being classed as a “third-country” without actually being a member.
That’s where most of the impasse came from.
It’s a bit like wanting to play game of golf at a golf club but not being a member and expecting all the membership advantages whilst only being a guest.
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You never go into any negotiations and start with a low pitch, ever.
What's this "third country" malarkey?
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Are you suggesting that we increase the carbon footprint of imported goods.
When Dover and Calais is only 21 miles apart
That well said on the carbon footprint EU is on our doorstep and want finding stuff in from further afield does not make any sense what so ever.
If the EU hadn't made it so difficult when negotiating the deal we wouldn't have to worry about carbon footprints.
That is hilarious, "
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"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
Are you suggesting that we increase the carbon footprint of imported goods.
When Dover and Calais is only 21 miles apart
That well said on the carbon footprint EU is on our doorstep and want finding stuff in from further afield does not make any sense what so ever.
If the EU hadn't made it so difficult when negotiating the deal we wouldn't have to worry about carbon footprints.
That is hilarious,
I do enjoy the threads like this.
Leaver: "Brexit is amazing, everything is perfect now"
Remainer: "Here's a huge list of massive problems caused by brexit"
Same Leaver: "That's the fault of the EU or Remainers".
"
Exactly, this issue is totally because of our Governments policy that's been brought about because of Brexit and nothing to do with the EU yet leavers blame the EU.
Priceless |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Thats what global trade is trading with emerging markets. i bet the italian bee farmers are well happy more lost business due to the eu.
Who are these ‘emerging markets’ ? google it mate .The uk has applied to join the cptpp .Hopefully it wont take 20 odd years like the eu average.
Google, the top emerging markets , Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, China, India . Some is those are in the EU? yeah and the population of poland,hungary (which may not be in the eu much longer if they dont sort their laws out) bulgaria greece and the czech dont even touch that of india alone.
Ah, what type of products will we be selling to the vast majority of the Indian population that earn less than £50 a week?
You wouldn't sell them to those whom it has little relevance but would sell them to their fast growing sector for the last 12 years which is their middle class. One should also note that India has two of the top ten richest men in the world and two richest families in the top 6.
India road out the last world recession very easily because if their mass internal market with people with spending power. Bank interest rates there are very good too.
So yes one of the biggest available markets and potentially a super power in the next decade.
All true but you failed to answer my question, what do we manufacture and produce that we can export to India ? "
You fail to observe the obvious, it's a massive potential market to be tapped into. But to answer an obvious one is education. The one thing every parentbin India wants, best education for their child and the UK is the primary place to try and get them into. English medium schools in India are the number one goal.
It's a massive market to tap into as I said and it's not all about products, services which we do well at we already sell there. |
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"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
Are you suggesting that we increase the carbon footprint of imported goods.
When Dover and Calais is only 21 miles apart
That well said on the carbon footprint EU is on our doorstep and want finding stuff in from further afield does not make any sense what so ever.
If the EU hadn't made it so difficult when negotiating the deal we wouldn't have to worry about carbon footprints.
That is hilarious,
I do enjoy the threads like this.
Leaver: "Brexit is amazing, everything is perfect now"
Remainer: "Here's a huge list of massive problems caused by brexit"
Same Leaver: "That's the fault of the EU or Remainers".
Exactly, this issue is totally because of our Governments policy that's been brought about because of Brexit and nothing to do with the EU yet leavers blame the EU.
Priceless "
Just to clarify, I didn't vote leave.
The negotiations where handled very badly by both sides, UK stubbornly wanting the best deal possible and the EU determined not to give it. |
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"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
Are you suggesting that we increase the carbon footprint of imported goods.
When Dover and Calais is only 21 miles apart
That well said on the carbon footprint EU is on our doorstep and want finding stuff in from further afield does not make any sense what so ever.
If the EU hadn't made it so difficult when negotiating the deal we wouldn't have to worry about carbon footprints.
That is hilarious,
I do enjoy the threads like this.
Leaver: "Brexit is amazing, everything is perfect now"
Remainer: "Here's a huge list of massive problems caused by brexit"
Same Leaver: "That's the fault of the EU or Remainers".
Exactly, this issue is totally because of our Governments policy that's been brought about because of Brexit and nothing to do with the EU yet leavers blame the EU.
Priceless "
Remoaner: this issue is totally because of our Governments policy that's been brought about because of Brexit and nothing to do with the EU.
Leaver: We wanted to leave because EU policies have been a long slow strangulation of red tape and financial sapping.
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
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"Remember we "iported" dutch elm disease and ash die back bringing in unchecked imports
Dutch elm disease!
And people say that brexiteers are scra-ping the bottom of the barrel!
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Do you realise the damage these two diseases alone did? Trees are the lungs of the world, there have been plenty other plant diseases imported but those two have impacted me the most, we had over 110 mature elms before the disease, now whenever we let saplings grow they always die back after a few years, even some of our hedges now die with it,this causes issues for birds etc, we now are losing our ash trees and that will have a similar impact. |
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"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
Are you suggesting that we increase the carbon footprint of imported goods.
When Dover and Calais is only 21 miles apart
That well said on the carbon footprint EU is on our doorstep and want finding stuff in from further afield does not make any sense what so ever.
If the EU hadn't made it so difficult when negotiating the deal we wouldn't have to worry about carbon footprints.
That is hilarious,
I do enjoy the threads like this.
Leaver: "Brexit is amazing, everything is perfect now"
Remainer: "Here's a huge list of massive problems caused by brexit"
Same Leaver: "That's the fault of the EU or Remainers".
Exactly, this issue is totally because of our Governments policy that's been brought about because of Brexit and nothing to do with the EU yet leavers blame the EU.
Priceless
Just to clarify, I didn't vote leave.
The negotiations where handled very badly by both sides, UK stubbornly wanting the best deal possible and the EU determined not to give it."
Why is anyone surprised that the EU were tough negotiators?
Did anyone believe the "we hold all the cards" bullshit? Or did anyone expect that they'd go easy and not get the best deal for themselves. |
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"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
Are you suggesting that we increase the carbon footprint of imported goods.
When Dover and Calais is only 21 miles apart
That well said on the carbon footprint EU is on our doorstep and want finding stuff in from further afield does not make any sense what so ever.
If the EU hadn't made it so difficult when negotiating the deal we wouldn't have to worry about carbon footprints.
That is hilarious,
I do enjoy the threads like this.
Leaver: "Brexit is amazing, everything is perfect now"
Remainer: "Here's a huge list of massive problems caused by brexit"
Same Leaver: "That's the fault of the EU or Remainers".
Exactly, this issue is totally because of our Governments policy that's been brought about because of Brexit and nothing to do with the EU yet leavers blame the EU.
Priceless
Just to clarify, I didn't vote leave.
The negotiations where handled very badly by both sides, UK stubbornly wanting the best deal possible and the EU determined not to give it.
Why is anyone surprised that the EU were tough negotiators?
Did anyone believe the "we hold all the cards" bullshit? Or did anyone expect that they'd go easy and not get the best deal for themselves."
I never did believe we held "all the cards" and never expected it to be easy.
You have actually confirmed my argument that the EU didn't make it easy, In fact they tried to implement far more controls than other trade deals that had been previously negotiated. |
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over a year ago
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"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
Are you suggesting that we increase the carbon footprint of imported goods.
When Dover and Calais is only 21 miles apart
That well said on the carbon footprint EU is on our doorstep and want finding stuff in from further afield does not make any sense what so ever.
If the EU hadn't made it so difficult when negotiating the deal we wouldn't have to worry about carbon footprints.
That is hilarious,
I do enjoy the threads like this.
Leaver: "Brexit is amazing, everything is perfect now"
Remainer: "Here's a huge list of massive problems caused by brexit"
Same Leaver: "That's the fault of the EU or Remainers".
Exactly, this issue is totally because of our Governments policy that's been brought about because of Brexit and nothing to do with the EU yet leavers blame the EU.
Priceless
Just to clarify, I didn't vote leave.
The negotiations where handled very badly by both sides, UK stubbornly wanting the best deal possible and the EU determined not to give it.
Why is anyone surprised that the EU were tough negotiators?
Did anyone believe the "we hold all the cards" bullshit? Or did anyone expect that they'd go easy and not get the best deal for themselves."
Maybe too much to loose if we managed to do it? Off the top of my head, financial, vast input we had in most aspects of it, others might see and more importantly know how to do it better. Being the first us always the most difficult and challenging as no one is there to show you how. |
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"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
Are you suggesting that we increase the carbon footprint of imported goods.
When Dover and Calais is only 21 miles apart
That well said on the carbon footprint EU is on our doorstep and want finding stuff in from further afield does not make any sense what so ever.
If the EU hadn't made it so difficult when negotiating the deal we wouldn't have to worry about carbon footprints.
That is hilarious,
I do enjoy the threads like this.
Leaver: "Brexit is amazing, everything is perfect now"
Remainer: "Here's a huge list of massive problems caused by brexit"
Same Leaver: "That's the fault of the EU or Remainers".
Exactly, this issue is totally because of our Governments policy that's been brought about because of Brexit and nothing to do with the EU yet leavers blame the EU.
Priceless
Just to clarify, I didn't vote leave.
The negotiations where handled very badly by both sides, UK stubbornly wanting the best deal possible and the EU determined not to give it.
Why is anyone surprised that the EU were tough negotiators?
Did anyone believe the "we hold all the cards" bullshit? Or did anyone expect that they'd go easy and not get the best deal for themselves.
I never did believe we held "all the cards" and never expected it to be easy.
You have actually confirmed my argument that the EU didn't make it easy, In fact they tried to implement far more controls than other trade deals that had been previously negotiated."
Course they did
And when it turns out to he a shot storm no doubt will all the blame be laid at their door |
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"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
Are you suggesting that we increase the carbon footprint of imported goods.
When Dover and Calais is only 21 miles apart
That well said on the carbon footprint EU is on our doorstep and want finding stuff in from further afield does not make any sense what so ever.
If the EU hadn't made it so difficult when negotiating the deal we wouldn't have to worry about carbon footprints.
That is hilarious,
I do enjoy the threads like this.
Leaver: "Brexit is amazing, everything is perfect now"
Remainer: "Here's a huge list of massive problems caused by brexit"
Same Leaver: "That's the fault of the EU or Remainers".
Exactly, this issue is totally because of our Governments policy that's been brought about because of Brexit and nothing to do with the EU yet leavers blame the EU.
Priceless
Just to clarify, I didn't vote leave.
The negotiations where handled very badly by both sides, UK stubbornly wanting the best deal possible and the EU determined not to give it.
Why is anyone surprised that the EU were tough negotiators?
Did anyone believe the "we hold all the cards" bullshit? Or did anyone expect that they'd go easy and not get the best deal for themselves.
I never did believe we held "all the cards" and never expected it to be easy.
You have actually confirmed my argument that the EU didn't make it easy, In fact they tried to implement far more controls than other trade deals that had been previously negotiated.
Course they did
And when it turns out to he a shot storm no doubt will all the blame be laid at their door "
A bit like remainers are laying all the blame at leavers..... when actually the negotiations failed miserably. |
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"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
Are you suggesting that we increase the carbon footprint of imported goods.
When Dover and Calais is only 21 miles apart
That well said on the carbon footprint EU is on our doorstep and want finding stuff in from further afield does not make any sense what so ever.
If the EU hadn't made it so difficult when negotiating the deal we wouldn't have to worry about carbon footprints.
That is hilarious,
I do enjoy the threads like this.
Leaver: "Brexit is amazing, everything is perfect now"
Remainer: "Here's a huge list of massive problems caused by brexit"
Same Leaver: "That's the fault of the EU or Remainers".
Exactly, this issue is totally because of our Governments policy that's been brought about because of Brexit and nothing to do with the EU yet leavers blame the EU.
Priceless
Just to clarify, I didn't vote leave.
The negotiations where handled very badly by both sides, UK stubbornly wanting the best deal possible and the EU determined not to give it.
Why is anyone surprised that the EU were tough negotiators?
Did anyone believe the "we hold all the cards" bullshit? Or did anyone expect that they'd go easy and not get the best deal for themselves.
I never did believe we held "all the cards" and never expected it to be easy.
You have actually confirmed my argument that the EU didn't make it easy, In fact they tried to implement far more controls than other trade deals that had been previously negotiated.
Course they did
And when it turns out to he a shot storm no doubt will all the blame be laid at their door
A bit like remainers are laying all the blame at leavers..... when actually the negotiations failed miserably."
What negotiations?
I could have sworn when the deal was signed there were a few posters congratulating bj for being a great negotiator .
Remember all those 'we did it'headlines?
When it actually turned out to be the eu who were the tough negotiatiors. |
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"Another opportunity for someone looking for a new venture a bee farm
who would have thought brexit would throw up so many new ideas. "
Well we can't breed Bee's to the extent and quality apparently in our cooler climate comparedto the likes of Italy but full marks for mocking the people and situation that are now suffering financially from |
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"It’s fine we stopped looking to the EU for anything and concentrate on further afield the more difficult they make it the more the U.K. should look elsewhere.
Are you suggesting that we increase the carbon footprint of imported goods.
When Dover and Calais is only 21 miles apart
That well said on the carbon footprint EU is on our doorstep and want finding stuff in from further afield does not make any sense what so ever.
If the EU hadn't made it so difficult when negotiating the deal we wouldn't have to worry about carbon footprints.
That is hilarious,
I do enjoy the threads like this.
Leaver: "Brexit is amazing, everything is perfect now"
Remainer: "Here's a huge list of massive problems caused by brexit"
Same Leaver: "That's the fault of the EU or Remainers".
Exactly, this issue is totally because of our Governments policy that's been brought about because of Brexit and nothing to do with the EU yet leavers blame the EU.
Priceless
Just to clarify, I didn't vote leave.
The negotiations where handled very badly by both sides, UK stubbornly wanting the best deal possible and the EU determined not to give it.
Why is anyone surprised that the EU were tough negotiators?
Did anyone believe the "we hold all the cards" bullshit? Or did anyone expect that they'd go easy and not get the best deal for themselves.
I never did believe we held "all the cards" and never expected it to be easy.
You have actually confirmed my argument that the EU didn't make it easy, In fact they tried to implement far more controls than other trade deals that had been previously negotiated.
Course they did
And when it turns out to he a shot storm no doubt will all the blame be laid at their door
A bit like remainers are laying all the blame at leavers..... when actually the negotiations failed miserably.
What negotiations?
I could have sworn when the deal was signed there were a few posters congratulating bj for being a great negotiator .
Remember all those 'we did it'headlines?
When it actually turned out to be the eu who were the tough negotiatiors."
Thanks Lionel, we don't agree often. My point was they didn't make it easy and indeed expected more than the regular trade deals..... Mrs May should never have been allowed near the negotiating table in the first place, from there it was going to be all uphill |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"Another opportunity for someone looking for a new venture a bee farm
who would have thought brexit would throw up so many new ideas.
Well we can't breed Bee's to the extent and quality apparently in our cooler climate comparedto the likes of Italy but full marks for mocking the people and situation that are now suffering financially from "
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
bournemouth |
"hopefully the extremely poor agricultural practices and negligent land management of the uk will be forced to improve with robust regulation and legislation by the government. "
Which practices would they be then ? |
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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago
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"If I understood this right it's UK law that prevents the beekeeper from importing them into the UK. So I don't think EU can be blamed for this one.
You are new here arent you?
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Oh I'm fully aware of the blame acrobats on here, just had a weak moment and posted something topic related and forgot that rationale doesn't come easy to everyone.
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"If I understood this right it's UK law that prevents the beekeeper from importing them into the UK. So I don't think EU can be blamed for this one.
You are new here arent you?
Oh I'm fully aware of the blame acrobats on here, just had a weak moment and posted something topic related and forgot that rationale doesn't come easy to everyone.
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Dont worry..its quite easy to pick up
Just blame everything on anyone apart from boris..the eu and labour normally
And you get bonus points for bringing up Jeremy Corbyn
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"If I understood this right it's UK law that prevents the beekeeper from importing them into the UK. So I don't think EU can be blamed for this one.
You are new here arent you?
Oh I'm fully aware of the blame acrobats on here, just had a weak moment and posted something topic related and forgot that rationale doesn't come easy to everyone.
Dont worry..its quite easy to pick up
Just blame everything on anyone apart from boris..the eu and labour normally
And you get bonus points for bringing up Jeremy Corbyn
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not an in a day goes by and you don’t mention Boris yr the worst offender lol |
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By *renzMan
over a year ago
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"hopefully the extremely poor agricultural practices and negligent land management of the uk will be forced to improve with robust regulation and legislation by the government. "
You really do have no idea what you are talking about do you? |
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