As a Swede I do have to thank UK and Brexit for killing all of any Swexit movement. Not eaven the hardcore Nazis wants Swexit now. So thank you all for all of your sacrifice and good luck.
As a former Brit and now a Swede, I too thank the UK for showing the entire world that cooperation is a LOT better than isolation. A Dutch pal has been saying for years that Brexit rendered the movement to get the Netherlands out of the EU dead on its arse, and I think much the same can be said for Swexit.
Same in Italy. Some parties both on the extreme right and left loved blaming the EU and threatened leaving it, now after Brexit (and the excessively generous covid relief funds) euro skepticism is stone dead.
I live in a rural area. I can assure you that the vast majority of farmers voted for Brexit. They naively believed the Tories about the grants they would receive when we left the EU. No sympathy.
@D C It wasn't democracy. There were no laws to stop lying, no lws to force production of truth, no laws to stop the spreading of race hatred. I would NEVER be a loser who gave in to racism and destruction of my country just to satisfy the multi-millionaires. Anyone in mind for not being able to spell their own name?
@D C That much was obvious on BoJokes face as he came out of his house in Uxbridge. Probably thinking, "WTF do I do now?" Should have called a 2nd Referendum for two weeks later, it would have resulted in Staying In.
"There are no shortages" followed by: "There are shortages but it's not the fault of Brexit". Followed by: "There are shortages, but that was the plan all along" Followed by : There are shortages, that was the plan all along, and it's all your fault "
You lot are just as bad though. _'HGV Shortage is the fault of brexit'_ When it gets proven that it's not _'HGV driver Shortage might not be the fault of brexit, but it's worse here because of brexit.'_
"Let the bodies pile high.." If that was the PM`s position on the human elderly, what on earth makes you think he will have any care for the lives of pigs? A hollow man without heart or honour.
In Australia we have watched from afar and disbelief as the UK committed economic suicide. You kick out all those horrible foreign workers and wonder why you have shortages. We have had a taste of staff shortages due to closing borders during covid, and while we don't have freedom of movement with Pacific nations we rely on them for crop harvesting etc. Britain is a lesson to the world how small minded bigotry and delusional exceptionalism can be exploited by the few for their own gain at the expense of millions.
As an EU citizen it's not for me to advise brits on what path they should choose..One thing I don't understand tough..The Brexit saga started as a way for the UK to get better terms within the EU but ended up with the UK imposing trade sanctions against itself..Why?
Because the Government told us to vote remain and people here hate being told what to do more than they hate the consequences of their stupidity. “We’ll I voted leave” they say “that showed them” .
Oh no, you got this wrong. The trade sanctions are against poor, working class and most middle class people. Brexit is there to protect the fortunes of the richest, keeping the EU away from controlling the banking practices that exist in quite a few islands that are part of the UKs overseas territories.
I remember that day very well - I had Jury Duty, was sitting in the waiting room at Glasgow court and was reading when on the TV the results came in. A huge cheer come up from all the people around me when they said that people voted for Brexit. My thought was, you idiots voted to stay with England against the independence so you have access to the EU, and now you cheering for the Brexit - how stupid are this folk.... Not sure when I found out that Scotland voted to stay in pretty much - me as European I was only allowed to vote in the Independence but not in the Brexit - it kinda makes sense, but the same time I was thinking - I am living here since 10 years, never was jobless, paying my taxes and you basically, the Government telling me that I'm not welcome. I have a relative high paid job, working for a large Scottish company, the only reason I'm still here. However, I had job offers from other companies in the last 12 months back in Europe and most likely next summer I will move back - as have to finish up some stuff here and also we are getting Bonus payments.
You don't need master level if your opponent has no intention to win the game in the first place. The big plan was to agree to everything the EU proposed (like the irish sea border), win the election and than force the EU to renegotiate later, which backfired, because the UK doesn't have any leverage that could pressure the EU into returning to the negotiating table.
My old phrase was, "People will believe in a con...until the money's gone." Now, I have to rethink the whole thing. In this day and age, people will get conned, lose their money, and then keep believing in the con despite the evidence of their eyes, ears, and pockets. Madness.
It's basically a case of sunk cost fallacy applied to political/policy views. These people have too much of their reputation and ego invested in the view that brexit was the best thing since sliced bread that admitting that they were wrong is too painful to accept. They'd also need to accept their infallibility to be an illusion. There is also a level of shame to it, which is also the main reason that victims of scams are unlikely to report being conned.
Currently it's been likened to 1945-1950 by economists, (vs the easy 1970s analogue) but ti may , or rather, could got the early 1930s. The political incompetence assures that the negative feedback will exacerbate the effects. The question then, is when will politicians be defenestrated.
@@_ysysys_ I have been buying French army rations for 18 months now. I will have enough rations to last for over 6 months, And I am not telling anyone near me.
Went to physiotherapy in Portugal this morning and there was a Polish student, developing his skills and training through the Erasmus programme for the next four months. But the UK is moving "towards a high-wage, high-skill, high-productivity economy", apparently... somehow.
"But the UK is moving "towards a high-wage, high-skill, high-productivity economy", apparently... somehow"? And if you believe that, then you are the PERFECT candidate for this lovely plot of bottom land I can sell you for a most excellent price! Just DON'T ask what it might be at the bottom of....
The clever Tory MP that said this will help take us back to the times when farmers sold their milk in the village store was right. He was right because the entire Brexit plan was to drag us back economically, socially and legislatively 50 years. Back to low wages, no rights for workers, unchallenged racism and a small time economy in a global market. Wages may go up by they will NEVER keep pace with inflation in this Mickey Mouse marketplace economy. 6 million public sector workers have had pay cuts so how are they going to help fire the economy. Davis, Frost and Johnson are running around in the Emperor’s new clothes and a long, cold, dark winter is coming.
yeah... buuut.. first he voted for brexit.. dont forget that! .. because "london has changed" aka too many coloured people.. but dont worry, now he is living on an island full of coloured people and im sure he acts like a true english colonist. he lost a lot of his braincells in the last years and he became what he mocked some decades ago.
Although I agree that David Davies is in denial with regard to the effects of Brexit, he has a point. The problem has been caused by Brexit. Brexit, however, has been on the horizon for years and as such should have been better mitigated. Capitalists, especially the rich ones, never get tired of espousing how capitalism has it's own internal self-regulating properties. Why has capitalism failed to fill the void in this case? Big business has for years had the best of both worlds and we should no longer allow them to renege on their own responsibilities. Why should hard working British tax payers foot the employee training bill for tax avoiding billion pound profitable companies such as BP or Tesco? This is a failure of both government and big businesses. It is, however and as normal, ordinary members of the public that will always end up paying the price.
@@four-stix8633 Capitalism has always failed, was always predicted to fail, even from the times of Thomas Jefferson. Capitalism and capitalists have always been bailed out by socialism and social taxes, every single time it fails. The problem with Capitalism is that it needs socialism to survive, to avoid anarchy. That's why virtually all 1st World states are democratic socialist states, with Capitalism as an economic model. Socialism on the other hand needs Capitalism like a fish needs a bike.
You can't defend the indefensible. When are these people going to swallow their pride and admit they made a mistake? I did, and i'm ashamed i allowed myself to get swept up in this dangerous farce. There needs to be a reckoning on this before the harm is too great. The trouble is we don't seem to have anyone in parliament that's tuned in and prepared to take this awful government on.
So now what all leave-regretters need to do is start up a rejoin campaign, and at least DO SOMETHING to fix this sh1t-show you helped create instead of just admitting that they "made a mistake". Your mistake has ruined my future, my children's future and my (as yet unborn) grandchildrens future. "Sorry I made a mistake" just doesn't cut it with me my friend, or the majority of people like me who live in the EU (for over 30 years in my case) who's entire lives have been seriously, seriously, affected after your lot even denied us our vote back in 2016. Shameful. So get OFF your ARSE and DO SOMETHING about it!!!!!
@@garyt123 Yes i agree and i'm very sorry i got used and duped and ended up being part of something that made the future bleak. But we should be focusing the ire against the manipulators many of which still hold key positions in parliament, rather than against each other. There needs to be a political movement for a renewed effort to overturn this before the damage is too severe and irreversible. If there was, i'm sure they would attract support from remainers and disillusioned leavers alike which may provoke change. I'm not your enemy, i completely agree with you, i just ended up getting swept up in the madness. I shouldn't have voted at all in that accursed referendum if i wasn't sure about it, which i wasn't. Surely the writing is on the wall for some kind of reconciliation, we just need to make sure we get shot of this diabolical government at the earliest opportunity and then hopefully something can be done. I dislike the die-hard, in denial leavers almost as much as you do at this moment in time, as they are clearly part of the problem and the prolonging of it.
You still haven't realised that these people are SO selfish and cynical that the will happily defend the indefensible and have been for years now. None of what is happening should be a surprise as any Private Eye reader long since knew Johnson was a shameless liar, profligate and entitled with not a shred of decency He's worse than you think!
And there have been loud and hysterical screams from the Tory supporters writing in to the Mail and Express complaining that Robinson had the TERMERITY to try and hold Johnson to the point ‘HE SHUT THE PRIME MINISTER DOWN” screamed one hapless blue voter.How very dare he! Then of course Robinson reverted to brown nosing type and APOLOGISED to the incompetent liar for shutting him up ( briefly).
Same here. Had to switch the radio off when Ferrari scornfully mentioned the Guardian headline about the Pandora papers. His thunderous authoratative voice suggests he’s got some beef to back up his attitude. In reality, he’s an overweight, sweaty, pompous dollop who probably couldn’t knock the skin off a rice pudding. Detestable character. Yes, his brown-nosing makes my stomach churn too.
Just watched an excellent documentary about who supported financially the Brexit movement … I’am speechless,, I don’t get it that the British ppl didn’t realize how the rich ppl fooled them…
@@lfcgero35 Yes it is the same oven ready deal. He said that it was the greatest deal of all time.??Now, according to Davis, it is all Ireland's fault.
@@mfdoyle5879 well if it wasnt irelands fault it would be frances fault or the germans fault or the eu's fault next they will be blaming Santa Claus and the tooth fairy ffs.
UK slowly learns that you can't eat your cake and still have it. You can't stop dealing with the EU and still have EU goods. You can't kick out foreign workers and still have them work for you. You can't leave a club (EU) and have expect club benefits (EU subsidies).
My theory is that he said it because he believed that the EU would collapse when the UK voted leave. It was one the basic fantasies among the Brexiteers. The Daily Express reports on the EU's 'imminent' collapse daily.
@@illuminatusprimus3683 "Are you serious?" Mr David Davis did actually say that his first visit after Brixit would be to Berlin to negotiate a trade deal with Germany.... Because the EU is just a minimally camouflaged Fourth Reich, innit? Germany runs it, every fule no it.... The truly depressing thing is that the rhetoric, the language used by the rulers of the UK, and the assumptions about the relative positions of the UK and the EU in the world, have NOT changed in any real way between 1945 and yesterday.... The UK's rulers, the people who make decisions on behalf of the entire country, after more than 45 years of EEC/EC/EU membership, STILL DO NOT actually understand what the EU is or how it functions in reality....
@@gloin10 I totally agree. This was new to me. Amazing how openly they show their stupidity. You just can't make this shit up. I've been cut off from all news from Jan. 2017 to June 2020. Man, reading and watching all the news about trump and the things he did and then BoJo and Brexit... it's like the world has gone completely insane. Edit: I might add that I think the Brits have been gaslighting themselves for the last 20 years into believing everything wrong with the UK politics is the fault of the EU. And they have become increasingly racist. This was not the case when I lived in London in the mid 90s... I think you really have to burn down the parliament and build something modern for them to arrive somewhere near the year 2021 and realise that the British empire is no more and never will be again.
Well you’ve got to give Eton credit it churns out hundreds of well spoken fools super duper fools , You could even call it the very riches own insane asylum But they keep letting them out before they die un Fortunately for the rest of us
There's your problem. Deference to people who think they should be running the UK by some sort of divine right. Boris the liar and Mogg. Taking the piss out of the prolls as is their herditary right. Sad to see what is happening to my birth country.
Re: first caller in the hotel management business. We in France experienced exactly the same claim from hospitality workers, but things seem to be sorting themselves out... guess how... with more EU and non-EU workers (three Pakistanis are now working at one of my local restaurants, with very shaky French) coming over to fill these jobs, which are a real respected trade in France.
I broadly support James's POV, but when someone is genuinely trying to tell him how a system works, I wish he'd just shut up and listen for a bit. I'm trying to understand what's going on. To understand the situation better. That's not easy when the guy who knows or lives their subject is constantly talked over.
The preppers we always raised an eyebrow at suddenly don't seem so outlandish. The next 15 months are going to be an absolute slog and unfortunately there will be casualties which i'm sure will be equally couched in semantics.
@@the_9ent government is putting UK Labour force before the cheao EU work force and it's brilliant. It's brilliant for us patriots, but not so much for your typical EU bootlicking traitorous chunts that prefer to see the Brits on the bread line instead of their beloved EU workers.
That is, if you're lucky enough to work in a job where there's a shortage. Otherwise, there's just rising prices. Your economy will simply shrink to fit its available workforce, not the other way around, where an economy grows, needs more workers, and will import them if necessary. You know, what normal economies do. Brexit Britain is quite literally not normal, and the people running the show are incapable of coming up with a solution, and it's starting to fall apart.
When wages rise, prices rise , it's called inflation. When inflation starts getting out of control the gov have to increase interest rates, that then puts up mortgage rates, which puts pressure on price rises again. So it goes on, which is exactly what happened in the 60's and 70's before we joined the EU.
I worked in England for thirty years as a teacher. Loved my job. But after Brexit the mood changed so I left. Live in Ireland now and the number of English people who are moving here is incredible. And they are welcome. They are setting up business and investing. In NI property is very cheap and there are so many perks. We are in the Single Market in NI due to the Protocol and life is good. I'd say to despondent Brits move here! Enniskillen, Omagh, Derry, Armagh. Come join us
I'm also a teacher (past five years) and I'm tempted, I even have an Irish passport. But I'm now so bitter about the whole thing I've decided to stay just so I can say "I told you so". That's what this has done to me.
Finally someone mentions the public sector. I've been saying since hearing the Tory propaganda about a high wage economy that Johnson should tell that to the nurses and care workers. Interviewers should challenge the buffoon on that point.
Ah, since they're out of the nasty EU all it needs is a wonderful, splendid British law that does away with that requirement, doesn't it? Which would bring us back to "Our standards will be much higher and better than the EU's" ... untreated sewage, unpasteurized milk ... the dream of some Tories ... back to 17th century.
Oh that's alright. I'm sure he'll continue to make just as much of a living selling a few dozen a day.... That's what we're supposed to believe now isn't it?
this season of Brexit really has it all. about 70% comedy, 10% a moral/emotional drama, 10% fantasy and 10% tragedy (values may change with the next episode of Brexit)
I like the thought that you think it is a game. O’Brien said it: you cannot make trade deals with single members, you make it with the entire EU. And it shouldn’t be a surprise, GB was in on writing the rules!
The Tories have always claimed to be against immigration (it always reminds me of the notorious "Not the 9 o'clock News" sketch about a tory conference). However, they never did anything about it, seeming to always blaming Labour?
For someone against immigration (which is correctly described) they make a nice picture on their front row in Parlament. Only pale Anglo Saxon‘s. Not even in racism they are consequent.
What’s the opposite of being woke? Asleep? Zombie? Drone? Who wouldn’t want to be woke? How many pop/rock bands in the 90’s were shouting Wake up? Someone making a stance on not being woke? Who does that? It’s like thumping their chest, first in the air, “I’m the biggest loser ever !”
@@the_9ent polish shop can bring goods from outside of uk 2 or 3 times a week but Tesco cannot fill their shelves by bringing their goods from their own depots. It’s not brexit it’s their fault
That farmer clearly hasn’t ever been in a slaughterhouse. They don’t just go to sleep, CO2 makes you panic and fight for your life, they squeal and panic and all those following hear this before it’s their turn.
I worked on a pig farm and have as a agricultural student visited an abbatoir. Culling on the farm is considerably less 'humane' than the brutality of a farm cull. Food wastage is wrong and criminal waste of limited resources when we are trying to combat global warming.
Walking down from the 28th floor of my east London flat as the lift is broken to buy a lb of sausages a churn of milk some freshly made salted butter and not to forget 4 balls of wool just spun right of the sheeps back down at my local pop larkin darling buds of May village shop! Can I get you anything?
A conservative MP of 40 has never, in his entire life, seen what he describes as buying products in village shops. I am over 50 and am from a small village near Bolton of less that 1000 habitants and I've never seen that, ever.
More than that; why would you want to buy essentials at higher price in small shops rather than cheaper in supermarkets? The whole thing is a fantasy of what England should be like that exists in their minds.
James is brilliant! The Tories have gone through the looking glass and found their unicorns. We should follow the command of the Queen of Hearts: "Off with their heads!"
The last time I was in Britain, 2017 and 2018, a large number of people working at a London shop or restaurant was from the EU. Not sure about other towns and cities. Brexit must have caused a huge labour shortage.
Nice one James, as usual! I'm totally mystified too! Remember BSE and the horror's that we suffered then? Now it's our home raised pigs, for no reason other than lack of specialist labour? Duh! Look at any other countries, Germany for instance? Germany not long ago accepted many immigrants, more than expected, but despite the fact that they had absorbed the former GDR, they welcomed them too! Why? Because a balanced economy needs someone to empty the bins, right up to doctors to look after us all. Here? I have no clue as to how their brains work, or not?
Milk was delivered in urban areas too in the 1960s. It was the norm. I remember milk deliveries in the quiet of the early hours, the rattling of the milk bottles as the milk float went over road bumps, and the clink of the bottles as the milkman took them out of their crates and put them on the doorstep. I've seen them on my way to work: probably a revival. First time I saw it in Crouch End about a year ago I smiled and waved to the milkman, he smiled and waved back: it was lovely to see.
When you have to get the army out to do anything, it’s called an emergency 🆘 🚨 ,this is brexit heads should be rolling what’s going on , this is only going to get worse
It's not just about the pigs slaughtered for food or not or how they are slaughtered it's the loss of revenue to the farmer and shortage of food in the supermarket. Which may need to be brought in from other countries, same as the turkeys being brought in from France and Poland for this Christmas.
Oh, what a surprise, all the companies that abused their staff and relied on exploiting immigrant labour, even though they had five years to prepare are now claiming 'shortages of skilled labour'. Then you get the high waged complaining that increasing the wages for the poorest will cause runaway inflation. I worked in the haulage industry four years ago and there was a shortage of lorry drivers 30,000 at that time.. the employers just cannot give up their cheap labour. Are you willing to work for minimum wage? That is why there are shortages. Learn something and look at the demise of wholesale markets and the rise of control of the food chains by the supermarkets.
1) thats why its called a "critical" shortage.. yes, some professions do always have shortages, but it is manageable - as soon as there are way to few, its no longer manageable. can you understand the difference? 2) the unemployment rate in the uk is at 4.6%. raising wages wont create more people. subtract from these 4.6% 2%, which is the number of workers who are usually really "between jobs" aka just unemployed for a couple of weeks / months - ppl getting constantly hired and fired, therefore you will always have a small % of ppl unemployed. then subtract from this number the chronically / mentally ill, disabled, drug addicts etc. and you will find that almost noone is left. below 5% unemployment is usually considered as "full employment": "Full employment is an economic situation in which all available labor resources are being used in the most efficient way possible. ... In practical terms, economists can define various levels of full employment that are associated with low but non-zero rates of unemployment." so why would raising the wage create suddenly more workers? .. oh, and not just workers.. workers QUALIFIED for a specific job. see, partel and her nazi squad scared away eu doctors ... and suddenly there was a critical shortage of doctors. so what did they do? they are now recruiting in third world countries, e.g. nigeria. "The statistics also showed that between July 24, 2020 and September 21, 2021, about 862 Nigeria trained doctors were licensed in the UK despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Overall, 8,737 doctors who obtained their degrees in Nigeria currently practise in the UK" raising the wages wouldnt help, because there are simply not enough trained doctors in the uk.
Ofcourse it is British peoples fault. A majority voted to leave. Then you gave Boris a large majority. I still recall the lady who voted for Boris because hé is a liar. Greetings from The Netherlands
Absolute lack of understanding not only regarding labour shortages wages or the reality of losing the freedom of movement! Simple economics to pay more you need to produce more if you have a product which is in demand you could in theory increase prices! When you live in a Country which produces very little that other Countries want but you Import vast amounts where do you increase your margin to pay more and if you do who pays in the end the consumer as per the guy who got the pay rise! Sadly you have very little exportable product !!
As a Swede I do have to thank UK and Brexit for killing all of any Swexit movement. Not eaven the hardcore Nazis wants Swexit now. So thank you all for all of your sacrifice and good luck.
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What are they now Jonas _Nazis for international co-operation?_
@@SirAntoniousBlock . In fact yes as long as they all agree that Swedes are superior they are willing to co operate.
As a former Brit and now a Swede, I too thank the UK for showing the entire world that cooperation is a LOT better than isolation. A Dutch pal has been saying for years that Brexit rendered the movement to get the Netherlands out of the EU dead on its arse, and I think much the same can be said for Swexit.
Same in Italy. Some parties both on the extreme right and left loved blaming the EU and threatened leaving it, now after Brexit (and the excessively generous covid relief funds) euro skepticism is stone dead.
I live in a rural area. I can assure you that the vast majority of farmers voted for Brexit. They naively believed the Tories about the grants they would receive when we left the EU. No sympathy.
My guess is many of them would still tell you they made the right decision .
Politics is so polarized today nobody wants to admit they are wrong
@D C Just tell them to suck it up and move on.
@D C HOW did I win?
@D C It wasn't democracy. There were no laws to stop lying, no lws to force production of truth, no laws to stop the spreading of race hatred. I would NEVER be a loser who gave in to racism and destruction of my country just to satisfy the multi-millionaires.
Anyone in mind for not being able to spell their own name?
@D C That much was obvious on BoJokes face as he came out of his house in Uxbridge. Probably thinking, "WTF do I do now?" Should have called a 2nd Referendum for two weeks later, it would have resulted in Staying In.
"There are no shortages"
followed by:
"There are shortages but it's not the fault of Brexit".
Followed by:
"There are shortages, but that was the plan all along"
Followed by :
There are shortages, that was the plan all along, and it's all your fault "
We’re somewhere between stages 2 and 3 at the moment. Give it until November they’ll be at Stage 4 ready to palm off blame to the public and companies
Followed by:
There are shortages, that was the plan all along, and it's all the pigs' fault which is why I ordered them culled.
Good old Yes Minister 4 stages: ruclips.net/video/nSXIetP5iak/видео.html
You lot are just as bad though.
_'HGV Shortage is the fault of brexit'_
When it gets proven that it's not
_'HGV driver Shortage might not be the fault of brexit, but it's worse here because of brexit.'_
@@simonrodgers2375 ok comradeski
"Let the bodies pile high.."
If that was the PM`s position on the human elderly, what on earth makes you think he will have any care for the lives of pigs?
A hollow man without heart or honour.
In Australia we have watched from afar and disbelief as the UK committed economic suicide. You kick out all those horrible foreign workers and wonder why you have shortages.
We have had a taste of staff shortages due to closing borders during covid, and while we don't have freedom of movement with Pacific nations we rely on them for crop harvesting etc.
Britain is a lesson to the world how small minded bigotry and delusional exceptionalism can be exploited by the few for their own gain at the expense of millions.
As an EU citizen it's not for me to advise brits on what path they should choose..One thing I don't understand tough..The Brexit saga started as a way for the UK to get better terms within the EU but ended up with the UK imposing trade sanctions against itself..Why?
Because it had nothing to do with terms in reality.
Because the Government told us to vote remain and people here hate being told what to do more than they hate the consequences of their stupidity. “We’ll I voted leave” they say “that showed them” .
British exceptionalism. Everyone else was supposed to believe in it too. That’s where it all went wrong.
Oh no, you got this wrong.
The trade sanctions are against poor, working class and most middle class people.
Brexit is there to protect the fortunes of the richest, keeping the EU away from controlling the banking practices that exist in quite a few islands that are part of the UKs overseas territories.
The Tory Party that’s why.
I was shocked in 2016… the feeling never goes away, just gets stronger exponentially 😳
Each time you think they hit the rock bottom, they find a new abyss to descend deeper into.
I remember that day very well - I had Jury Duty, was sitting in the waiting room at Glasgow court and was reading when on the TV the results came in.
A huge cheer come up from all the people around me when they said that people voted for Brexit.
My thought was, you idiots voted to stay with England against the independence so you have access to the EU, and now you cheering for the Brexit - how stupid are this folk....
Not sure when I found out that Scotland voted to stay in pretty much - me as European I was only allowed to vote in the Independence but not in the Brexit - it kinda makes sense, but the same time I was thinking - I am living here since 10 years, never was jobless, paying my taxes and you basically, the Government telling me that I'm not welcome.
I have a relative high paid job, working for a large Scottish company, the only reason I'm still here.
However, I had job offers from other companies in the last 12 months back in Europe and most likely next summer I will move back - as have to finish up some stuff here and also we are getting Bonus payments.
You just hope the guilty pay. It should destroy the Tory right
...Corbyn's europhonbia was also ruinous, the useful idiot.
"They're not really elect Trump as the nominee are they???"
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“We hold all the cards”, except the EU were playing chess at grand master level.
While 'all the cards' consisted of a Joker and one from Brussels that said 'In deepest sympathies.'
The cards were all just condolence cards from Empires that no longer exist anymore, I hear they bought them all at Woolworths.
Imagine still writing this shit 5 years after the vote.
You don't need master level if your opponent has no intention to win the game in the first place. The big plan was to agree to everything the EU proposed (like the irish sea border), win the election and than force the EU to renegotiate later, which backfired, because the UK doesn't have any leverage that could pressure the EU into returning to the negotiating table.
You don’t need to be grandmaster in this game. Successfully passing kindergarden is enough.
My old phrase was, "People will believe in a con...until the money's gone." Now, I have to rethink the whole thing. In this day and age, people will get conned, lose their money, and then keep believing in the con despite the evidence of their eyes, ears, and pockets. Madness.
It's basically a case of sunk cost fallacy applied to political/policy views. These people have too much of their reputation and ego invested in the view that brexit was the best thing since sliced bread that admitting that they were wrong is too painful to accept. They'd also need to accept their infallibility to be an illusion. There is also a level of shame to it, which is also the main reason that victims of scams are unlikely to report being conned.
This aged well.
Island of Britain should now be known as Tory Alcatraz.
Land of dope and Tory.
Unfortunately they keep 32mio non-Brexiteers hostage.
Brilliant comment!
Brexit is leading us into an abyss that will be unprecedented. Nobody really knows how bad it’s going to get but it’s going to be bad. Depressing
Back to pre EU-membership economy more or less, maybe even worse.
Currently it's been likened to 1945-1950 by economists, (vs the easy 1970s analogue) but ti may , or rather, could got the early 1930s. The political incompetence assures that the negative feedback will exacerbate the effects. The question then, is when will politicians be defenestrated.
@@_ysysys_ I have been buying French army rations for 18 months now. I will have enough rations to last for over 6 months, And I am not telling anyone near me.
Went to physiotherapy in Portugal this morning and there was a Polish student, developing his skills and training through the Erasmus programme for the next four months. But the UK is moving "towards a high-wage, high-skill, high-productivity economy", apparently... somehow.
"But the UK is moving "towards a high-wage, high-skill, high-productivity economy", apparently... somehow"?
And if you believe that, then you are the PERFECT candidate for this lovely plot of bottom land I can sell you for a most excellent price!
Just DON'T ask what it might be at the bottom of....
The clever Tory MP that said this will help take us back to the times when farmers sold their milk in the village store was right. He was right because the entire Brexit plan was to drag us back economically, socially and legislatively 50 years. Back to low wages, no rights for workers, unchallenged racism and a small time economy in a global market. Wages may go up by they will NEVER keep pace with inflation in this Mickey Mouse marketplace economy. 6 million public sector workers have had pay cuts so how are they going to help fire the economy. Davis, Frost and Johnson are running around in the Emperor’s new clothes and a long, cold, dark winter is coming.
Now I finally understand why John Cleese leave UK, no Monty Python's Flying Circus needed.
The main reason: he is jealous. He was never able to write a script as bizarre as BJ. Neither would he get someone to produce it.
yeah... buuut.. first he voted for brexit.. dont forget that! .. because "london has changed" aka too many coloured people.. but dont worry, now he is living on an island full of coloured people and im sure he acts like a true english colonist.
he lost a lot of his braincells in the last years and he became what he mocked some decades ago.
Thank god he left
They're still watching reruns of Morecambe and Wise!
He voted Brexit and he's a bit transphobic from what I've seen which is a shame.
Britain’s imperial decline led to today’s populist eruption, and to a crisis that may never fully be resolved. Greetings from Australia
What crisis?
We can’t deny that Brexiteers are nimble in making up excuses.
Pity they're not so nimble at coming up with solutions.
You mean telling lies
Gary T
No surprise as they ARE the problem.
Although I agree that David Davies is in denial with regard to the effects of Brexit, he has a point. The problem has been caused by Brexit. Brexit, however, has been on the horizon for years and as such should have been better mitigated.
Capitalists, especially the rich ones, never get tired of espousing how capitalism has it's own internal self-regulating properties. Why has capitalism failed to fill the void in this case? Big business has for years had the best of both worlds and we should no longer allow them to renege on their own responsibilities.
Why should hard working British tax payers foot the employee training bill for tax avoiding billion pound profitable companies such as BP or Tesco? This is a failure of both government and big businesses. It is, however and as normal, ordinary members of the public that will always end up paying the price.
@@four-stix8633 Capitalism has always failed, was always predicted to fail, even from the times of Thomas Jefferson.
Capitalism and capitalists have always been bailed out by socialism and social taxes, every single time it fails.
The problem with Capitalism is that it needs socialism to survive, to avoid anarchy. That's why virtually all 1st World states are democratic socialist states, with Capitalism as an economic model. Socialism on the other hand needs Capitalism like a fish needs a bike.
Every argument for Brexit seems to include the phrase “…we can go back to…”.
This country should be looking forwards rather than going backwards.
You can't defend the indefensible. When are these people going to swallow their pride and admit they made a mistake? I did, and i'm ashamed i allowed myself to get swept up in this dangerous farce. There needs to be a reckoning on this before the harm is too great. The trouble is we don't seem to have anyone in parliament that's tuned in and prepared to take this awful government on.
Good for you man.
So now what all leave-regretters need to do is start up a rejoin campaign, and at least DO SOMETHING to fix this sh1t-show you helped create instead of just admitting that they "made a mistake". Your mistake has ruined my future, my children's future and my (as yet unborn) grandchildrens future.
"Sorry I made a mistake" just doesn't cut it with me my friend, or the majority of people like me who live in the EU (for over 30 years in my case) who's entire lives have been seriously, seriously, affected after your lot even denied us our vote back in 2016. Shameful. So get OFF your ARSE and DO SOMETHING about it!!!!!
@@garyt123 Yes i agree and i'm very sorry i got used and duped and ended up being part of something that made the future bleak. But we should be focusing the ire against the manipulators many of which still hold key positions in parliament, rather than against each other. There needs to be a political movement for a renewed effort to overturn this before the damage is too severe and irreversible. If there was, i'm sure they would attract support from remainers and disillusioned leavers alike which may provoke change. I'm not your enemy, i completely agree with you, i just ended up getting swept up in the madness. I shouldn't have voted at all in that accursed referendum if i wasn't sure about it, which i wasn't. Surely the writing is on the wall for some kind of reconciliation, we just need to make sure we get shot of this diabolical government at the earliest opportunity and then hopefully something can be done. I dislike the die-hard, in denial leavers almost as much as you do at this moment in time, as they are clearly part of the problem and the prolonging of it.
You still haven't realised that these people are SO selfish and cynical that the will happily defend the indefensible and have been for years now. None of what is happening should be a surprise as any Private Eye reader long since knew Johnson was a shameless liar, profligate and entitled with not a shred of decency
He's worse than you think!
Don't worry. The EU will sell you what you need.
Although the refrigerated lorries will run out of diesel somewhere in Kent.
@@RichWoods23 😂👏😂
@@RichWoods23
Soon the English will walk to the south to get the food directly from the EU lorries.
Maybe uk cities need air bridges like Berlin did. Mostly voted against Brexit…
The immigrants rowing to uk are going to have a shock when double their number of brits will grab their boats and flee to EU.
Johnson PM was on Nick’s radio show this morning in full brown nosing mode, I had to turn it off i couldn’t listen to Johnson’s old guff anymore.
And there have been loud and hysterical screams from the Tory supporters writing in to the Mail and Express complaining that Robinson had the TERMERITY to try and hold Johnson to the point ‘HE SHUT THE PRIME MINISTER DOWN” screamed one hapless blue voter.How very dare he! Then of course Robinson reverted to brown nosing type and APOLOGISED to the incompetent liar for shutting him up ( briefly).
Same here. Had to switch the radio off when Ferrari scornfully mentioned the Guardian headline about the Pandora papers. His thunderous authoratative voice suggests he’s got some beef to back up his attitude. In reality, he’s an overweight, sweaty, pompous dollop who probably couldn’t knock the skin off a rice pudding. Detestable character.
Yes, his brown-nosing makes my stomach churn too.
I agree
A mountain of shameless lying and incompetence
@@Lilylibra he defines ‘gammon’.
Just watched an excellent documentary about who supported financially the Brexit movement … I’am speechless,, I don’t get it that the British ppl didn’t realize how the rich ppl fooled them…
They were blinded by the patriotism/nationalism angle.
And he said the Oven Ready deal was all Ireland's fault.
An oven ready deal and having neither gas nor electricity for the oven is not making a tasty meal.
Is that the same oven ready deal that boris put in the microwave 🤪
@@lfcgero35 Yes it is the same oven ready deal. He said that it was the greatest deal of all time.??Now, according to Davis, it is all Ireland's fault.
@@fromgermany271 Davis said that it all Ireland's fault.
@@mfdoyle5879 well if it wasnt irelands fault it would be frances fault or the germans fault or the eu's fault next they will be blaming Santa Claus and the tooth fairy ffs.
We're loving this here in Ireland
Skibbereen
Aren't they the biggest clowns in current history! 🏴
@@JRattheranch Ireland love's Wale's. The best national anthem ever.
Us who voted remain aren’t 🙄
Irish and no schadenfreude from me. Best of luck to the remainers.
UK slowly learns that you can't eat your cake and still have it. You can't stop dealing with the EU and still have EU goods. You can't kick out foreign workers and still have them work for you. You can't leave a club (EU) and have expect club benefits (EU subsidies).
Britain now looks schizofrenic country
David Davis,didn't even know where he was going for the Brexit negotiations..he thought its Berlin not Brussels...
Maybe he canceled history classes to early.
Are you serious? 😳
My theory is that he said it because he believed that the EU would collapse when the UK voted leave. It was one the basic fantasies among the Brexiteers. The Daily Express reports on the EU's 'imminent' collapse daily.
@@illuminatusprimus3683
"Are you serious?"
Mr David Davis did actually say that his first visit after Brixit would be to Berlin to negotiate a trade deal with Germany....
Because the EU is just a minimally camouflaged Fourth Reich, innit? Germany runs it, every fule no it....
The truly depressing thing is that the rhetoric, the language used by the rulers of the UK, and the assumptions about the relative positions of the UK and the EU in the world, have NOT changed in any real way between 1945 and yesterday....
The UK's rulers, the people who make decisions on behalf of the entire country, after more than 45 years of EEC/EC/EU membership, STILL DO NOT actually understand what the EU is or how it functions in reality....
@@gloin10 I totally agree.
This was new to me.
Amazing how openly they show their stupidity. You just can't make this shit up.
I've been cut off from all news from Jan. 2017 to June 2020. Man, reading and watching all the news about trump and the things he did and then BoJo and Brexit... it's like the world has gone completely insane.
Edit: I might add that I think the Brits have been gaslighting themselves for the last 20 years into believing everything wrong with the UK politics is the fault of the EU. And they have become increasingly racist. This was not the case when I lived in London in the mid 90s...
I think you really have to burn down the parliament and build something modern for them to arrive somewhere near the year 2021 and realise that the British empire is no more and never will be again.
Well you’ve got to give Eton credit it churns out hundreds of well spoken fools super duper fools , You could even call it the very riches own insane asylum But they keep letting them out before they die un Fortunately for the rest of us
There's your problem. Deference to people who think they should be running the UK by some sort of divine right. Boris the liar and Mogg. Taking the piss out of the prolls as is their herditary right. Sad to see what is happening to my birth country.
Re: first caller in the hotel management business. We in France experienced exactly the same claim from hospitality workers, but things seem to be sorting themselves out... guess how... with more EU and non-EU workers (three Pakistanis are now working at one of my local restaurants, with very shaky French) coming over to fill these jobs, which are a real respected trade in France.
I broadly support James's POV, but when someone is genuinely trying to tell him how a system works, I wish he'd just shut up and listen for a bit. I'm trying to understand what's going on. To understand the situation better. That's not easy when the guy who knows or lives their subject is constantly talked over.
After Brexit, England Year Zero. Khmer Rouge here we come. Brexshit, the gift that keeps on giving
The preppers we always raised an eyebrow at suddenly don't seem so outlandish. The next 15 months are going to be an absolute slog and unfortunately there will be casualties which i'm sure will be equally couched in semantics.
Thank you to westminister and the English for securing a United Ireland and independent Scotland
James is right. If wages rise then that has to be picked up by the consumer as prices rise in order to pay those wages. So they cancel each other out.
We're a country that's relied heavily on putting cheap EU labour in the workplace over hard working Brits.
@@simonrodgers2375 I refer you to my original comment
@@the_9ent government is putting UK Labour force before the cheao EU work force and it's brilliant. It's brilliant for us patriots, but not so much for your typical EU bootlicking traitorous chunts that prefer to see the Brits on the bread line instead of their beloved EU workers.
That is, if you're lucky enough to work in a job where there's a shortage. Otherwise, there's just rising prices.
Your economy will simply shrink to fit its available workforce, not the other way around, where an economy grows, needs more workers, and will import them if necessary. You know, what normal economies do.
Brexit Britain is quite literally not normal, and the people running the show are incapable of coming up with a solution, and it's starting to fall apart.
When wages rise, prices rise , it's called inflation. When inflation starts getting out of control the gov have to increase interest rates, that then puts up mortgage rates, which puts pressure on price rises again. So it goes on, which is exactly what happened in the 60's and 70's before we joined the EU.
I worked in England for thirty years as a teacher. Loved my job. But after Brexit the mood changed so I left. Live in Ireland now and the number of English people who are moving here is incredible. And they are welcome. They are setting up business and investing. In NI property is very cheap and there are so many perks. We are in the Single Market in NI due to the Protocol and life is good. I'd say to despondent Brits move here! Enniskillen, Omagh, Derry, Armagh. Come join us
I'm also a teacher (past five years) and I'm tempted, I even have an Irish passport. But I'm now so bitter about the whole thing I've decided to stay just so I can say "I told you so". That's what this has done to me.
Rural Germany reports:; No shortages here!
Scotland here. If you don't let us go, we're going to end up even more alcoholic.
Stay and we can be alcoholics together. One big party.
@@happyapple4269 er naw we ur aff it
My friend read in Russian media a joke of Bojo calling Queen, and she goes like:”oh yeah, I WAS driving a truck during WWII, why are you asking?!”
Finally someone mentions the public sector. I've been saying since hearing the Tory propaganda about a high wage economy that Johnson should tell that to the nurses and care workers. Interviewers should challenge the buffoon on that point.
The main reason farmers aren't selling milk directly is that they don't have pasteurizing equipment.
Ah, since they're out of the nasty EU all it needs is a wonderful, splendid British law that does away with that requirement, doesn't it? Which would bring us back to "Our standards will be much higher and better than the EU's" ... untreated sewage, unpasteurized milk ... the dream of some Tories ... back to 17th century.
Thing is that farmer probably has thousands of eggs to sell every day. I don't think the villagers can buy them all.
Oh that's alright. I'm sure he'll continue to make just as much of a living selling a few dozen a day.... That's what we're supposed to believe now isn't it?
this season of Brexit really has it all.
about 70% comedy, 10% a moral/emotional drama, 10% fantasy and 10% tragedy
(values may change with the next episode of Brexit)
Almsot as good as the Theresa May arc from last year. That was peak entertainment.
One hundred percent tragedy.
@@Lynnefromlyn from the inside maybe :)
I don’t know. It’s just not realistic anymore. There’s no way an actual government would do this to their own…………….they what? Really? 😮
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Total load of bollocks... government couldn't organise the proverbial p up in a brewery
I like the thought that you think it is a game. O’Brien said it: you cannot make trade deals with single members, you make it with the entire EU. And it shouldn’t be a surprise, GB was in on writing the rules!
The Tories have always claimed to be against immigration (it always reminds me of the notorious "Not the 9 o'clock News" sketch about a tory conference). However, they never did anything about it, seeming to always blaming Labour?
For someone against immigration (which is correctly described) they make a nice picture on their front row in Parlament. Only pale Anglo Saxon‘s.
Not even in racism they are consequent.
When are ration cards being issued?
Next week; and it will only cost us 20 quid !
What’s the opposite of being woke? Asleep? Zombie? Drone?
Who wouldn’t want to be woke? How many pop/rock bands in the 90’s were shouting Wake up?
Someone making a stance on not being woke? Who does that? It’s like thumping their chest, first in the air, “I’m the biggest loser ever !”
"We are winning! The EU doesn't have an army, so therefore they don't have anyone to deliver petrol!" 🤪🤣
Too bad for us here, LOL :) !
The EU do have an army though, even though they said that they haven't got one.
@@simonrodgers2375 No we don't. The countries have national armies, but EU has no integrated army nor will it have for a good, long time.
@@simonrodgers2375 you really know nothing, don’t you? Go away until you can talk with adults.
Go to Tesco or Waitrose in London and then go to polish shop and see difference
What does that mean?
@@the_9ent polish shop can bring goods from outside of uk 2 or 3 times a week but Tesco cannot fill their shelves by bringing their goods from their own depots. It’s not brexit it’s their fault
@@michalwarmbier4113 I thought he meant a polish shop, a shop selling polish
@@supertouring22 Blame english language!
@@supertouring22 Like “Mr. Smythley’s Emporium of fine Polishes and Waxes” in the old Polish district?
Thanks MJ Nicholls. Much appreciated. Ad free, Yippee. You’re an Angel.
That farmer clearly hasn’t ever been in a slaughterhouse. They don’t just go to sleep, CO2 makes you panic and fight for your life, they squeal and panic and all those following hear this before it’s their turn.
The farmer can now sell his milk in a village shop 🤣🤣🤣 and stop selling to the larger supermarkets, wow great economic plan, not!!!!
I worked on a pig farm and have as a agricultural student visited an abbatoir. Culling on the farm is considerably less 'humane' than the brutality of a farm cull. Food wastage is wrong and criminal waste of limited resources when we are trying to combat global warming.
Apparently, Mr David Davis is claiming that it was the Irish what ruined Brixit.
When did we become that powerful?
I love hearing the experts give their informed opinions :) , these industry leaders don't usually get to give their 2 cents
Gammon shortage in Britain? Say it ain't so!... (laughing my Eastern European ass off)
Unfortunately their is no shortage of gammon in Britain at the moment mate.
I've even heard that the City of London finance companies and banks now also want to be made a special case to employ EU and non-EU workers...
Walking down from the 28th floor of my east London flat as the lift is broken to buy a lb of sausages a churn of milk some freshly made salted butter and not to forget 4 balls of wool just spun right of the sheeps back down at my local pop larkin darling buds of May village shop! Can I get you anything?
i heard you didnt have enough fuel...get the pickaxe and dig some oil wells
The pumps are full
Greetings from Andalusia..Orwellian.1984 double think is alive and well on Plague island...
A conservative MP of 40 has never, in his entire life, seen what he describes as buying products in village shops.
I am over 50 and am from a small village near Bolton of less that 1000 habitants and I've never seen that, ever.
More than that; why would you want to buy essentials at higher price in small shops rather than cheaper in supermarkets? The whole thing is a fantasy of what England should be like that exists in their minds.
James is brilliant! The Tories have gone through the looking glass and found their unicorns. We should follow the command of the Queen of Hearts: "Off with their heads!"
If back in 2016 Cameron and the other 649 MP's had kept their word imagine how differently this would have all turned out.
The last time I was in Britain, 2017 and 2018, a large number of people working at a London shop or restaurant was from the EU. Not sure about other towns and cities. Brexit must have caused a huge labour shortage.
Nice one James, as usual! I'm totally mystified too! Remember BSE and the horror's that we suffered then? Now it's our home raised pigs, for no reason other than lack of specialist labour? Duh! Look at any other countries, Germany for instance? Germany not long ago accepted many immigrants, more than expected, but despite the fact that they had absorbed the former GDR, they welcomed them too! Why? Because a balanced economy needs someone to empty the bins, right up to doctors to look after us all. Here? I have no clue as to how their brains work, or not?
Lets wait for when we are finally forced to start import checks and controls ! You ain't seen nothing yet
Less “levelling up”, more just levelling.
He was patronising!
Pigs Gassed, panicking trying to escape climbing over each other!
We are having the same problem here in US .
Milk was delivered in urban areas too in the 1960s. It was the norm. I remember milk deliveries in the quiet of the early hours, the rattling of the milk bottles as the milk float went over road bumps, and the clink of the bottles as the milkman took them out of their crates and put them on the doorstep. I've seen them on my way to work: probably a revival. First time I saw it in Crouch End about a year ago I smiled and waved to the milkman, he smiled and waved back: it was lovely to see.
There are shortages due to Brexshit but these shortages are British shortages,
And they are happier shortages.
When you have to get the army out to do anything, it’s called an emergency 🆘 🚨 ,this is brexit heads should be rolling what’s going on , this is only going to get worse
yea, ... and I suppose the 16,000 EU drivers left the UK because they were homesick !
churchill quote: never let a good crisis go to waste
It's not just about the pigs slaughtered for food or not or how they are slaughtered it's the loss of revenue to the farmer and shortage of food in the supermarket. Which may need to be brought in from other countries, same as the turkeys being brought in from France and Poland for this Christmas.
They are already replaced by Australiens anyway. It’s just that the government had no time so far to tell them.
remember the good old dys when the worse case scenario was del boy trotters one legged turkey for xmas instead of bojo's no turkey?
16:24
"I would say that 50% of it is down to Brexit, 100%"
I just love that little slip, it's so funny in a literal sense
First blaming the EU for everything going wrong in the UK, now blaming the people
Right on the money there. They should improve their reading material and perhaps make better political decisions in future.
How long are we going to stay hapless? There is no viable opposition in parliament so what does that leave?
The promise of high wages is worse than all the old excuses. The promise high wages at the same time as forcing even more austerity
Oh, what a surprise, all the companies that abused their staff and relied on exploiting immigrant labour, even though they had five years to prepare are now claiming 'shortages of skilled labour'. Then you get the high waged complaining that increasing the wages for the poorest will cause runaway inflation.
I worked in the haulage industry four years ago and there was a shortage of lorry drivers 30,000 at that time.. the employers just cannot give up their cheap labour.
Are you willing to work for minimum wage? That is why there are shortages.
Learn something and look at the demise of wholesale markets and the rise of control of the food chains by the supermarkets.
This is the truth, these lot are blaming brexit for everything though.
1) thats why its called a "critical" shortage.. yes, some professions do always have shortages, but it is manageable - as soon as there are way to few, its no longer manageable. can you understand the difference?
2) the unemployment rate in the uk is at 4.6%. raising wages wont create more people. subtract from these 4.6% 2%, which is the number of workers who are usually really "between jobs" aka just unemployed for a couple of weeks / months - ppl getting constantly hired and fired, therefore you will always have a small % of ppl unemployed. then subtract from this number the chronically / mentally ill, disabled, drug addicts etc. and you will find that almost noone is left.
below 5% unemployment is usually considered as "full employment": "Full employment is an economic situation in which all available labor resources are being used in the most efficient way possible. ... In practical terms, economists can define various levels of full employment that are associated with low but non-zero rates of unemployment."
so why would raising the wage create suddenly more workers? .. oh, and not just workers.. workers QUALIFIED for a specific job.
see, partel and her nazi squad scared away eu doctors ... and suddenly there was a critical shortage of doctors. so what did they do? they are now recruiting in third world countries, e.g. nigeria. "The statistics also showed that between July 24, 2020 and September 21, 2021, about 862 Nigeria trained doctors were licensed in the UK despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Overall, 8,737 doctors who obtained their degrees in Nigeria currently practise in the UK"
raising the wages wouldnt help, because there are simply not enough trained doctors in the uk.
There are still plenty of wholesale markets. Guess who uses them?
Go on, who uses wholesale markets?
The public? No, you're wrong. It's the retailers. The only time the general public uses wholesale markets is when they're hoarding.
You never had a new dawn for it to fade M.J.
True 😆 ... nice avatar
"Take back control" but reality is they have lost control. Blaming everyone else is a way to hide they have lost control.
Yes, yes it's my fault....I also let the dogs out... I started the fire...and it wasn't Shaggy, it was me 🤣
Please don’t take ALL the blame…..it was my fault….I voted remain.
He even smirks like a fool
Ofcourse it is British peoples fault. A majority voted to leave. Then you gave Boris a large majority. I still recall the lady who voted for Boris because hé is a liar. Greetings from The Netherlands
How the HGV lorry driver refusing to work and blocking the motorways in Italy is this also down to people refusing to work or Brexit
James, are there really shortages in Northern Ireland?
Brexit!!!! What a mess,
Which Brexiters are thick, which are liars and which are both is an interesting discussion. DD making a strong pitch for both here.,
I was Belgium it was not even a big deal....hahahha
Always great music.
Please read the IPCC report on climate and diet. Meat and dairy is not only unsustainable, but prone to causing disease and immense cruelty!
Absolute lack of understanding not only regarding labour shortages wages or the reality of losing the freedom of movement! Simple economics to pay more you need to produce more if you have a product which is in demand you could in theory increase prices! When you live in a Country which produces very little that other Countries want but you Import vast amounts where do you increase your margin to pay more and if you do who pays in the end the consumer as per the guy who got the pay rise! Sadly you have very little exportable product !!
Uk can export plenty of British made crisis. The list of buyers is endless. Made in Britain
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Vegetarian defending a Brexiteer... well all ideologies lie on similar principles. Basically: "if it supports my ideology then it's fine".
Answer to the riddle: 1984 is here in Britain
Looking at the picture of Davis! Is he of Chinese descent?
I agree with you but……..I just don’t want a precocious Toffo lording it over me
Elect a bullshitter, expect bullshit.
Just wondering how the vegans feel about the small kitters who have to die to protect the 'plant based' crops they are in favour of.
Turkey’s voting for Christmas springs to mind. In Ireland our supermarkets are all full.
The UK has left the EU. Labour will not win the G Election & all else is entertainment for a lot of people
Unfortunately you are right
Animals don't see it coming. That's the difference. They have no clue.
It is illegal to sell milk to the public that is not pasteurised.
We can buy raw milk locally, quite legally
@@rosehart341
News to me.
I always thought the sale of milk was highly regulated and controlled.