Political relations between UK-EU

[East Level 2]

I love this shit. Hull Port Authority also sounding the alarm bells, saying the Govt has underestimated the work involved and they need more resources, staff, vets. The amount of additional admin and red tape we are creating for ourselves is a wonder to behold.

Britain facing a shortage of vets as needed to sign off on EU red tape

Strict European Union border controls mean supermarkets, food producers and Government agencies will need to find qualified vets.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Yes but it's our British admin and red tape, not some European admin and red tape. And cos it's British it has to be appreciated even though a lot wouldn't even apply if we'd remained.

 

[Vic]

If this were a Remainer government, the headlines would be "Stubborn Remainers out to prove Brexit was a mistake".

It just seems bizarre that the inertia of Liar Johnson is going to end with "Crisis, what crisis?" headlines - rubbish in the street when the bin and street cleaning drivers all go off driving HGVs, farm animals culled in a way not seen since Foot and Mouth...

 

[bluethrunthru]

Just arrived in Christchurch/Bournemouth for a break @ 6.30pm. Nearby Tesco Express has zero fuel - hasn't had any for 3 days no idea when they were getting some - managed to get half doz eggs - one small loaf - some bananas and some milk - for the most part shelves looked pretty desolate. ( I had the forethought to bring tea/coffee and the like with us ) - went further along Barrack Road to the Esso station - closed - no fuel. Gave up will look further afield in the morning ( bought a superb take away from the Top Wok ).
Before the smart arses pile and say oh but it was airshow weekend of course they ran out of fuel. What you have to ask yourself is why is this the first year it happened? What has changed?

 

[bluethrunthru]

Sainsburys literally willing to die on the altar of Brexit - won't be missed by me

Mandrake: Trouble in store for Sainsbury's over the B-word

Not everyone's willing to accept that Brexit has played a part in the shortage of food on supermarkets. TIM WALKER explains more.

www.theneweuropean.co.uk

HGV driver strikes could see empty shelves across Sainsbury's south London stores

Sainsbury's stores in London and the south east have been threatened with more and more empty shelves with lorry drivers at a Dartford distribution…

www.newsshopper.co.uk

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Just arrived in Christchurch/Bournemouth for a break @ 6.30pm. Nearby Tesco Express has zero fuel - hasn't had any for 3 days no idea when they were getting some - managed to get half doz eggs - one small loaf - some bananas and some milk - for the most part shelves looked pretty desolate. ( I had the forethought to bring tea/coffee and the like with us ) - went further along Barrack Road to the Esso station - closed - no fuel. Gave up will look further afield in the morning ( bought a superb take away from the Top Wok ).
Before the smart arses pile and say oh but it was airshow weekend of course they ran out of fuel. What you have to ask yourself is why is this the first year it happened? What has changed?

Have you considered an Electric Vehicle?

:)

Probably a while before we have Brexit induced powercuts.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Have you considered an Electric Vehicle?

:)

Probably a while before we have Brexit induced powercuts.

If I had one I'd still be charging the fucker up somewhere on the A34

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

If I had one I'd still be charging the fucker up somewhere on the A34

Yes but you wouldn't be caught out by fuel shortages.

 

[Rascal]

As a poster who came to the conclusion that leaving the EU was the correct thing to do, I still think it was the correct thing to do.

What posters are doing though is blaming Brexit, rather than blaming the idiots in charge of negotiating Brexit. If Labour had backed Brexit we would have a Labour government instead of this bunch of lying halfwits in charge,

Its not Brexit's fault there are problems, its the Tories fault, they never had a plan, they still don't have a plan and they make it up as they going along. What they did was what Tories do, they bought into a populist movement and let the headbangers on the far right of the Tory party dominate, the far right of the Tory party is dangerous, its not the party it used to be, it is now reactionary rather than cautious.

They got us the worst PM in our history in charge, a fool so out of his depth I would not put him charge of organising a chimps tea party. He is still lying every day, because it is all about him, Brexit was a means for him to get his name on the Eton's honour board as an alumni PM, which is all that mattered to him, the egotistical ****.

So you can keep blaming Brexit for our problems if you want, but for fucks sake have a look at why there are problems. Its not Brexit, it is the useless fucking Government we have in charge.

 

[west didsblue]

As a poster who came to the conclusion that leaving the EU was the correct thing to do, I still think it was the correct thing to do.

What posters are doing though is blaming Brexit, rather than blaming the idiots in charge of negotiating Brexit. If Labour had backed Brexit we would have a Labour government instead of this bunch of lying halfwits in charge,

Its not Brexit's fault there are problems, its the Tories fault, they never had a plan, they still don't have a plan and they make it up as they going along. What they did was what Tories do, they bought into a populist movement and let the headbangers on the far right of the Tory party dominate, the far right of the Tory party is dangerous, its not the party it used to be, it is now reactionary rather than cautious.

They got us the worst PM in our history in charge, a fool so out of his depth I would not put him charge of organising a chimps tea party. He is still lying every day, because it is all about him, Brexit was a means for him to get his name on the Eton's honour board as an alumni PM, which is all that mattered to him, the egotistical ****.

So you can keep blaming Brexit for our problems if you want, but for fucks sake have a look at why there are problems. Its not Brexit, it is the useless fucking Government we have in charge.

It’s both.

Brexit is a really bad idea that with careful implementation would have been barely noticeable albeit pointless, with a long term negative impact that would be difficult to prove.

As it was it was implemented in such a way to completely fuck over the country for the benefit of a very small minority.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

As a poster who came to the conclusion that leaving the EU was the correct thing to do, I still think it was the correct thing to do.

What posters are doing though is blaming Brexit, rather than blaming the idiots in charge of negotiating Brexit. If Labour had backed Brexit we would have a Labour government instead of this bunch of lying halfwits in charge,

Its not Brexit's fault there are problems, its the Tories fault, they never had a plan, they still don't have a plan and they make it up as they going along. What they did was what Tories do, they bought into a populist movement and let the headbangers on the far right of the Tory party dominate, the far right of the Tory party is dangerous, its not the party it used to be, it is now reactionary rather than cautious.

They got us the worst PM in our history in charge, a fool so out of his depth I would not put him charge of organising a chimps tea party. He is still lying every day, because it is all about him, Brexit was a means for him to get his name on the Eton's honour board as an alumni PM, which is all that mattered to him, the egotistical ****.

So you can keep blaming Brexit for our problems if you want, but for fucks sake have a look at why there are problems. Its not Brexit, it is the useless fucking Government we have in charge.

How could you not have a Tory Brexit when the referendum was conducted by a Tory government and Vote Leave was overwhelming made up of Tories?

There was no alternative model for outside the EU following that awful referendum full of lies, racist propaganda and the status quo backed by the two evil shits at number 10 and 11 who had done plenty to undermine the EU already.

Cameron's staged act of renegotiating with the EU before holding the referendum was also daft.

What was the alternative model of Brexit?

There was no coherent plan for "lexit", it was just fantasy, faith based politics by trade union focused fringe parties and left-wing racism.

What was the alternative model of the economy?

Increased public ownership that is blocked by state ownership rules?

Despite the fact that this isn't true, German central and state governments have major or controlling shareholdings in numerous companies.

The barriers were always ideological. Governments didn't intervene in industry because they didn't believe in it.