The Conservative Party

It would get him out of the dystopian nightmare that is the Tory Party where he is and into a job dealing with stuff he actually likes

Also has to be asked is Ferrari the LBC Alan Brazil? Colour of that fucking face - he must take industrial quantities of blood pressure tablets

 
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bluethrunthru said:
It would get him out of the dystopian nightmare that is the Tory Party where he is and into a job dealing with stuff he actually likes

Also has to be asked is Ferrari the LBC Alan Brazil? Colour of that fucking face - he must take industrial quantities of blood pressure tablets

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Christ! Nick, did you eat all the tomatoes?!
 
BayernMan said:
The real problem is you’re all just spoiled for choice….

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I don't see what the problem is with what she says. Eating what's in season in any one place is the global norm. Pollution from transporting food (by air or in ships) is an issue.

And is it assumed she was was a Brexity farmer? Or is it mostly Brexiters trying to paint her as some latest incarnation of Pret woman?

The only sure thing is that Brexit has increased food imports, decreased food security, and exported jobs (Home Office still refusing visas for abattoir workers so carcasses are going to the EU for processing and packaging, along with some British growers moving production to the countries from where we used to get the seasonal labour).
 
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metalblue said:
Funny but only technically correct as the weather isn’t the main issue and Brexit is the least of the problems, in fact largely insignificant. Issues are:

1. Northern European producers didn’t plant out anywhere near their normal levels without guaranteed returns with inflated input costs. They gambled they would get paid more for producing less. That gamble failed.

2. Transportation costs are sky high. We have a sea separating us to the rest of mainland Europe. If supermarkets were prepared to pay for this extra cost and then some we’d have stock a plenty. Those costs would need to be paid by us, the consumers. Would we really be happy paying? Supermarkets presumed not and won’t gamble on paying significantly more for perishable items with a short shelf life. Republic of Ireland is also struggling with shortages due to these same issues of having a sea border.

3. Weather.

4. There is an extra cost as a result of Brexit with bureaucracy but that’s the most insignificant part. In fact barely worth mentioning.
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Will we ever get to the point where Brexit is a benefit in any given situation?
 
bluethrunthru said:
Ok with the exception of one member state that is still managing just fine anyway but Brexit Ultra's who cannot accept one scintilla of an error ...........................................
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They aren’t managing just fine though. That one member state, who is also an island this geographically similar to UK, are struggling with the same issues of lack lf supply in fresh fruit and veg.

Brexit ultras? Have a word with yourself. You love a bit of hyperbole.
 
bluethrunthru said:
Hope she suffers the inevitable fate in her business - her business does not deserve to survive when she shows that level of contempt for people who are ultimately her customers - I bet she is a farmer who voted Leave won't admit the mistake and considers we just need to believe more
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What a spiteful little man you are.
 
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