Brexit, for once some facts.
- Thread starter flecc
- Start date
What ? are you actually trying to pretend that your promoting American Factory farming over our own is caring for the consumer?
You want to feed them rubbish because it's cheap?
Now why would you be keen on that?
Because you serve "Let's Make America Great Again "
Your job is to try and sell Bannon's poison here, isn't it?
Destroy the welfare state, Privatise the NHS ,and make us a vassal of America.
No thank you.
Yes indeed, he's not bought and sold for American Gold is he?
I'm still driving an 04 Mini Cooper. Keep thinking I should get something newer but I can never quite be ars8d.
You just don't get it do you.
And I can see that no amount of explaining it will make a jot of difference in your case.
And the Daily Mail and the Sun, Channel 4 news, MSN, etc etc.
What is wrong with you? are you unable to check facts for yourself? or are you using the Trump Fake News trope because your precious Brexit is clearly in the hands of incompetent fools?
are Americans dying from eating chlorinated chicken. Is it also a fact that a lot of the bagged salads that we buy washed in a chlorine solution
That's true, because I know what you represent and why you are on here making a nuisance of yourself
While I agree with you on market forces of course, there is another factor which will influence politicians.
The maintenance of a large and healthy active domestic farming sector is an essential component of our defence strategy, and a reason for subsidies to be applied if necessary.
Like me, they and the civil service have not forgotten the lesson of World War Two in this respect.
.
I thought I had carefully asked where it said that - not that it was essentially wrong.
It could be the case that some EU standards are wrong-headed, excessive, or whatever. But nothing that I saw from the leave campaign said that I personally would have to put up with lower standards because we won't even have the choice. As I have repeated, choice is only possible if the information is available.
From my own point of view, allowing bromine-based flour conditioner would be terribly wrong. Hormone-injected cattle, chlorinated chicken, etc., are possibly more arguable though my personal view is I do not want them.
And a salad has how much internal mass compared to a chicken that is likely to be internally contaminated with dodgy growth hormones and other drugs?
Oh Dear not a very good comparison
That is far too complicated for our resident leave supporters to consider, market forces will protect us at all times no matter what goes wrong is the extent of their understanding.
Andrew Neil just now:
"The global car industry is in crisis, for various reasons. None more so than Nissan, whose recent boss is in jail. Brexit has added to the global troubles for those operating in Britain. The loss of the X-Trail is bad news. But it’s interesting it’s not going elsewhere in EU."
"The global car industry is in crisis, for various reasons. None more so than Nissan, whose recent boss is in jail. Brexit has added to the global troubles for those operating in Britain. The loss of the X-Trail is bad news. But it’s interesting it’s not going elsewhere in EU."
Our foods have all sort of horrors in their preparation.
Take a can of tangerine segments, this is how they are produced:
First the fruit are blasted with superheated steam to jellify the peel and make it fall off. Then the inner fruit is dumped into a hydrochloric acid bath to dissolve the skin from the segments to leave them free. Next they go into a caustic soda bath to neutralise the hydrochloric acid. From there it's into two water baths to wash off the caustic soda, thence into the cans.
Meanwhile all the rejected fruits at the input are squeezed for their juice, that is topped up with water which is then used to fill the cans before sealing.
Yummy!!
And then there's the production of decaffeinated coffee. That uses Methylene Chloride, Ethyl Acetate or Formaldehyde to remove the caffeine and there is always a residual of those in the decaff we buy and drink.
.
Prefkcu8ng-cicesly.
Don't confuse OG with facts though. He's not had his evening sherry yet and is probably still leafing through his copy of the Daily Mirror for information that lends weight to his complaints about Brexit and life in general.
Sorry Flecc - this doesn't fit with Woosh or whoever's narrative that the EU standards are perfect and the US and anybody else's are rubbish.
They won't be amused.
Last edited:
Says the man who gets his news from the Daily Mirror.