The farmers were told they could still export. The prices for them would go up and the public were told prices would go down. Everyone was lied to. And yet people still believe them.

@adblocker276

Жыл бұрын

That’s why the deserve every downside of Brexit.

@johnrussell3961

Жыл бұрын

He is saying cheap food has gone completely. We either pay more due to shortages. Or we pay more due to giving farmers a decent living. Brexiteers like Mogg promised us cheaper food. This in another example of replicating Zimbabwe. Allowing voters to decide what business can have and give up asking what they need,

@christinavuyk2026

Жыл бұрын

Yeah but what kind of food? We’re talking the really sh*tey stuff that’s going to be cheap and all we poor people can afford 😐

@gazza8524

Жыл бұрын

@@adblocker276 here here! We voted for this, the people who said what would happen were called anti-growth, anti-English, etc etc etc. Project Fear is well and truly Project Reality and now we deserve everything we're going to get. But hey at least we can welcome the Oligarchs with open arms sooner than the rest of the world... Right? Right....?!

@MolloyPolloy

Жыл бұрын

and they still do. muppets.

Future historians will have big trouble writing about Brexit in a way that does not paint half the voter base as mentally handicapped people.

@nobodynone

Жыл бұрын

Wel in the future as a explanation for what "Shooting yourself In the foot" means, they only have to put in "Brexit" and everyone will know what It means.

@kagang8959

Жыл бұрын

That would be the section of the voter base currently maintaining 'Tis but a scratch'

@horsenuts1831

Жыл бұрын

Half of the population is, by definition, of below-average (median) intelligence.

@danchanner7887

Жыл бұрын

Less than 40% of the voter base actually voted. That means the % that voted Leave was around 20% of the voter base. This is how fanatics were able to make this madness happen.

@brucevair-turnbull8082

Жыл бұрын

Oh, I think that's a disservice to mentally handicapped people who are way more mellow. I had to listen to fools who supported Brexit at the time. Thick as s**t and utterly unrepentant.

The more uncomfortable Arlene feels the better. When she was the leader of the DUP, her and her party cheer led the Brexit shitshow.

@williampatrickfagan7590

Жыл бұрын

In the expectation of recreating the hard land border. It blew up in their face when they were sold down the river by Brexshit Boris

@jonathanbuzzard1376

Жыл бұрын

Well, to be fair she is the moron responsible for the "Cash for Ash" scandal and then decided to make it a "sectarian" issue when Sinn Féin absolutely entirely reasonably said she needed to step down as first minister while it was being investigated. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renewable_Heat_Incentive_scandal

@petefl1818

Жыл бұрын

It was the DUP who propped up May's government when the Conservatives were in the minority, now the Brexit chickens are coming home to roost no sympathy.

@Hadrian363

Жыл бұрын

​@@Byzantina1204they got it from David Cameron who gave the DUP a billion quid to enter a coalition with them in 2010 👍

@whatwhat3432523

Жыл бұрын

@@sayithowitis1 Are you pretending the irish culture is vastly different from mainland europe?

Arlene Foster, the woman responsible for the RHI scandal in N. Ireland, that cost the taxpayer almost £500 million. Why is she not in prison ?

@johnbriggs3916

Жыл бұрын

Because as that interview clearly demonstrated, she was too stupid to understand what was going on, and therefore escapes criminal liability.

@pfauniversal1890

Жыл бұрын

@@johnbriggs3916 We think her husband is a farmer 🤔

@johnbriggs3916

Жыл бұрын

@@pfauniversal1890 That doesn't negate my point.

@gerrymcentee981

Жыл бұрын

No clue why she is no but maybe there is a little bit of corruption involved what do ya think BBB?

@cbrice8721

Жыл бұрын

Stupidity is a plausable defense to be fair lol

Arlene Foster is personally responsible for a lot of the problems that farmer is having, it was a pity he didn’t say that to her.

@amcc5887

Жыл бұрын

Isn't she from a farming background herself, fermanagh 🤔

@johnbriggs3916

Жыл бұрын

I think we've misjudged her: she showed herself so monumentally stupid in that exchange that perhaps she really didn't know what was going on in the Cash for Ash Scandal.

@gotwalk

Жыл бұрын

​@@johnbriggs3916 when all else fails, act stupid.

@blue_jay31

Жыл бұрын

So true , thanks for screwing us over !

@Minime163

Жыл бұрын

In fairness he didn't need to by her body language I'd say she already knows

I'm happy to see that it isn't only American conservatives who actively vote against their own best interest.

@samhartford8677

Жыл бұрын

You are lucky then, because there is no curing stupid.

@barryboom717

Жыл бұрын

It would seem we share more than just a language

@ai-d2121

Жыл бұрын

It is not so much conservatives. They are populists. No agenda, no ideas, just bollocks.

@krisyflynt9211

Жыл бұрын

Being in the èu wasn't in our interest so we never voted against our best interested you sheep.

@agt155

Жыл бұрын

Dementia Joe half starting WW3 is the real reason farmers are struggling.

I live in a rural area, The vast majority of farms put up pro brexit banners. Yes they were lied to, but so were we all, 48% of us knew it.

@telebubba5527

Жыл бұрын

You weren't lied to, you wanted to believe in unicorns and fairy godmothers. The whole of Europe was telling you that it was a wrong choice, but you wanted to 'take back control'. Now this is what that looks like.

@mattsyson3980

Жыл бұрын

The land owners (who probably instructed banners to be put up) are not necessarily farmers in the sense that they do not spend their days covered in mud or shit. Landowners probably will make a decent, if not indecent profit ultimately by selling out to housebuilders etc. A lot of east Anglia is owned by large corporations or the church and the folks that work the land are tennants.

@eh1702

Жыл бұрын

More than 50% of us knew it. Only 30% of people under 30 bothered to vote. If 60% - 70% of them had voted, Brexit wouldn’t have happened.

@bdhaliwal24

Жыл бұрын

There were being lied to but they let their hatred for Europe and foreigners take over their mental facilities into believing that cutting yourself off from free access to the worlds largest trading block will be a good idea. I don’t have sympathy for them, they snookered themselves and also the rest of the country.

@mattsyson3980

Жыл бұрын

@@eh1702 If all the votes from Brits living abroad who were eligible to vote but did not have their votes counted correctly were added in it would have been a 'tie' 50/50.

"Britannia Unchained." Who could have guessed it was about _supply_ chains.

@bigkdog5091

Жыл бұрын

Britannia Unhinged more bloody like...

@timokohler6631

Жыл бұрын

Honestly I am surprised how well the UK is doing, all I am seeing here working in purchasing is UK companies being dropped because of unreliable post brexit delivery times.

@olmostgudinaf8100

Жыл бұрын

​@@timokohler6631 Even a catastrophic event does not always destroy a country overnight. Many east and central European countries that fell into the Soviet sphere of influence after WW2 managed for many decades out of sheer inertia. I can only hope the British people wake up sooner than that, but I know it's just a hope

@jounik

Жыл бұрын

@@timokohler6631 It is still the fifth or sixth largest economy around, so while it _will_ keep contracting until it's a better fit for its new home market the size of Great Britain, it will take some time. Cuts to domestic production map directly to cuts in exports but also to additional imports and if the only thing remaining to fund those imports is tax income from financial services... 2025-6 should prove to be interesting.

@headhunter1945

Жыл бұрын

@@jounik Sixth as of now, but France is close, so I wouldn't be surprised if it were 7th very soon. Italy however is not so close, after that, at 2t vs 3.1t, so there is a long way for Britain to fall before it hits spot 8. I have faith they will get there in due time, however, before they wake up and remember they're not an Empire any more.

As I remember very well the farmers were really into getting brexit done, so thanks to many of them we are all feeling the repercussions of it, no sympathy here.

@amcc5887

Жыл бұрын

Yes they were, in fairness tho they were lied too 🙄

@adamlee3772

Жыл бұрын

@@amcc5887 they were lied to yes but anyone with half a brain would know to do their own research. Even the NFU were telling the farmers they would be worse off with Brexit.

@martinburn

Жыл бұрын

@@amcc5887 so was I but I wasn't tempted by greed, and voted remain.

@thewexican1095

Жыл бұрын

No sympathy for the dumb idiots who f.cked their own business😂

@ValiantWrestling

Жыл бұрын

​@@amcc5887 if they're stupod enough not to do any of their own research into how the eu works and rely soley on information told to them by greedy corrupt politicians then they deserve everything they didn't get from Brexshit. Same goes for theScottish farmers who believed in the lies spouted by the bitter together campaign in the run of the the independence referendum in 2014.

New Zealand and Australian farmers a laughing themselves sick at the stupidity of UK food producers.

@trulyexorcise2918

Жыл бұрын

They have no cause to gloat considering the problems they are having.

@chrissilver7719

Жыл бұрын

Global Britain .... Its just they fail to highlight the global laughing stock part.

@anaruizguti

Жыл бұрын

I dont think they do .. they all share same struggles over the world

@hendrikvanleeuwen9110

Жыл бұрын

Feeling sympathy, at least for the ones who voted remain. But yeah, the trade deals are good for us.

@trulyexorcise2918

Жыл бұрын

@@anaruizguti flipping eck, stop making sensible comments, you'll hurt people's feelings 😅

As one of the nearly 450 million Europeans, I hate to say it, but ALL of US told you so from the start. It was a stupid idea from the start and it was predicted that these issues would arise. Anybody who still thinks this is a good idea should be forced to stop what they are doing and go help the farmers out. If you come up with a stupid idea, then you should also clean up the mess it makes.

@morganbartfield5457

Жыл бұрын

yeh that must be why 100's of thousands of people keep travelling THROUGH all your european countries just to get into the uk. because you are all so smart, righteous, and caring.

@victortaveira8271

Жыл бұрын

@@morganbartfield5457 Because they aren't europeans. Just migrants from elsewhere

@Patmofar

Жыл бұрын

@@morganbartfield5457 The immigrants crossing the Channel to England are almost all Children of the British Empire. They all speak English and don't speak French, Spanish or any other European language. Day to day life would be very difficult for them and they would be unable to get work because they don't speak a continental language. Then there is also the fact, that these immigrants are all aware of, that they can no longer be sent back to their place of origin in the EU by the British because the Dublin Agreement no longer applies to the British who voted for it not to apply to them anymore. 'Smart, righteous and caring', that is not you anyway. Learn a few facts before making a fool of yourself again posting your total lack of knowledge as to why Britain is so attractive for these immigrants.

@blueodum

Жыл бұрын

One thinks of Tusk's now famous line about "A special place in hell...."

@adventtrooper

Жыл бұрын

@@morganbartfield5457 In some ways it's the UK's lack of care that makes it so attractive. The very delays in processing immigrants that are meant to act as a deterrent push these people into working outside the tax system, often for years. Deregulation will only accelerate the influx as, given a rudimentary command of English, it's possible to use the gaping cracks in our society to live in a way impossible in a more cohesive society. Yes, they have to function with poor housing, minimal healthcare and no representation; but that's barely different from their contemporaries in many UK cities.

The Farmers didn't want to comply with European legislation that protected the consumer and the environment. They viewed it as a hindrance to their profits, which is ironic because at world market prices most of these farms aren't commercially viable. As the saying goes you reap what you sown and the farmers who have lived a shelter life under the EU are now getting an introduction to the real world.

@Eliastion

11 ай бұрын

There are places that can farm just that much cheaper than Western Europe. And UK isn't cheap even by Western standards - their farming basically needs some non-market advantage (be it subsidies or tariffs on imports) to keep it alive for strategic reasons, to maintain a healthy level of food self-sustainability (a country doesn't need to produce 100% of what it consumes, but if the number falls too low, it becomes impossible to quickly scale up when SHTF and imports become problematic). In theory UK could actually protect its farming - post-brexit it would be actually easier to arbitrarily legislate subsidies or saddle imports with extra tax burden. But it's not free (be it in money or in political capital, internal or international) and... well doesn't look like UK government is ready or has a clear idea what it could even do about all this... As a side note - it's a pity that the pandemic and war happened so quickly after the Brexit really went through. It becomes difficult to separate the effects of all these crises - and makes the actual damage of Brexit harder to isolate. On one hand it makes legit analysis harder and on the other - it makes convincing hardline brexiters outright impossible. Had there been no pandemic or war, the crisis would have been much less acute, but it would be so much easier to point towards it and say "see this? This is Brexit".

@anna8328

11 ай бұрын

The real world? The one in which 2/3 of parents skip a meal at least once a week so their kids can eat as of 2021?

My daughter an MEP for the SW region wore herself out opposing the claims of the Brexiteers. They said she was trying to keep her job in the European Parliament

@mattsyson3980

Жыл бұрын

They were partly correct but overlooked the fact that they are not represented by someone who had the ability to look after their interests within the EU.

@Wildgrowsthenature

Жыл бұрын

Disgusting thugs

@petesshed

Жыл бұрын

Let's hope she has the last laugh then, even though we all know it's no laughing matter. Tell her, 'Good luck!'

@abbersj2935

Жыл бұрын

@@mattsyson3980 Really? The UK formed much of the law within the E.U. Why do you "think" The City of London was so benefitted. And is now losing ?

@sleepyearth

Жыл бұрын

@@mattsyson3980 She has the last laugh now didn't she? They're royally fucked so they cannot whine and complain to her because it's of their own doings.

The UK is going from being a nation of farmers to a nation of formers...former exporters, former fishermen, former car manufacturers...think you get the idea!

@grimborn9949

Жыл бұрын

Nice 👍

@baronburch6702

Жыл бұрын

And the bright ones are leaving - former english person.

@t_7692

Жыл бұрын

for the dream to get a former Empire back ... realy, they thought the could fool China, India, big parts of Africa twice ?!? 😢 Nope, the Colonies take over to rule the seas, under "Stars and Stripes"

@he1ar1

Жыл бұрын

We are turning into Greece and Portugal. Former empires. Sick men of europe.

@IntelligentArtefact

Жыл бұрын

And no longer a Nation of shopkeepers, but a nation turning to shoplifting...to survive.

IN OTHER WORDS BREXSHIT REALLY MEANS BREXSHIT 😂😂

@michaeljohnangel6359

Жыл бұрын

Brexshil really means Bullshit. It boggles the mind that so many people were so stupid as to vote for a lower standard of living and less income with higher prices (aka. Brexit).

@stevekenilworth

11 ай бұрын

Nothing to do with Brexit. it was just another broken promise from our government, they said the funds what they were getting they be getting going forward. government problem not Brexit

I'm just surprised that GB News didn't experience "technical difficulties" and "accidently" cut David Catt off.

@johnrussell3961

Жыл бұрын

We are suffering from facts interfering with our normal programming. We hope to restore our usual gaslighting as soon as possible,,

@waynekerrgoodstyle

Жыл бұрын

@@johnrussell3961 🤣Sounds about right.

When the member for the 19th century, good ol' Jacob, was telling everyone "when we leave the EU we will have cheaper clothing, food and footwear" how did the farmers think they were going to earn more money from their crops?

@Cornu341

Жыл бұрын

Would only work if you produce high quality food, export that, and feed your working slaves with the food imported of shitty quality. Or robbing another country of its food to feed yourself.

@alp8409

Жыл бұрын

Good ol’ JRM waxing lyrical about the good old days of serfs and being able to marry a younger wife when the old one died in child birth

@bigkdog5091

Жыл бұрын

No, they thought they were going to get cheaper overalls and wellies...

@brokenglasses121345

Жыл бұрын

Overalls and a flat cap.

@Belfreyite

Жыл бұрын

Yes, but the plonkers down in Somerset still vote for this utter numpty.

Imagine being a brexiteer today - imagine the mental struggle and dishonesty you knowingly have to endure every single day, because you don't want to admit that Brexit was a TERRIBLE idea. There is a huge part of the British people, who are totally aware that they screwed up - but they will NEVER admit it.

@freddieblue6351

Жыл бұрын

Same for American right wingers.

@quadg5296

Жыл бұрын

denial is not just a river in Egypt. they cannot even admit it to themselves.

@davegaskell7680

Жыл бұрын

There are many people that voted for Brexit knowing full well that it would have a negative economic impact but considering it to be a price worth paying to get back control / sovereignty. That's a perfectly valid point of view. My personal view was that economic prosperity was more important so I voted Remain. People that voted Leave expecting things to be economically better were truly deluded, yes, but if you expected the reduction in living standards but considered it a price worth paying, then for those people Brexit has made things better, not worse.

@porthmeor1

Жыл бұрын

@@freddieblue6351 not really the same...the American right wingers don't see any problem...

@Diablokiller999

11 ай бұрын

No problem, there's a scape goat around every corner.

Good evening Max and all here. You say she was uncomfortable. Yes she should be. She is a brexiteer 😡.

@taffyman6089

Жыл бұрын

Three quarters the way through Foster starts to offload blame on the supermarkets.

@candidaprout560

Жыл бұрын

​@@taffyman6089 I understand it too. 😮. Have a nice evening

@cole0889

Жыл бұрын

What's worse is if another disaster hits the World's supple lines this could get really bad fast and these nutcases don't care because they're the "deal with it after it happens party." Its one bad idea after the next with this bunch. Fair play to David but farmers should've went on strike or protested when they found out it was all bull. Hell why don't they join the other protests now?

@elipa3

Жыл бұрын

Not only that, she helped to create this mess. She promoted brexit and got 1 million pounds from May for the DUP. She must have known, that EU subsidies would end, leaving the farmers without them.

@candidaprout560

Жыл бұрын

@@elipa3 exactly 👍. I remember it very well. No excuses. Have a nice evening 🍀

The DUP people are fascinating. They manage to look pissed off 24/7.

@grimborn9949

Жыл бұрын

They have talent for it.

@kolerick

Жыл бұрын

it's way easier to mobilize your base on anger (bad news) than on joy (good news) 1st lesson of populism (be it from the right or from the left, btw)

There were plenty farmers who voted for Brexit too, one I saw on Ch.4 who voted for it then afterwards complained when he realised he would lose his EU subsidy & couldn't import workers or export his produce. Yes, largely as a result of being lied to by people like JRM & Farage, but I honestly thought some of these farmers would be a little smarter than that.

@anastauro9743

Жыл бұрын

Total air heads, blinded by racism and arrogance

@eamonryan2198

Жыл бұрын

How on earth did the farmers think they could leave the EU and continue to receive their single farm payments? That takes a special kind of stupid. And, the British people believed the Arthur Daly of British politics, one N. Farage Esq. the conman's conman. His Moscow financed commentary always sounded like a very large heap of BS.

@SirAntoniousBlock

Жыл бұрын

Someone that thick shouldn't be in business.

@Cheung23s

Жыл бұрын

I know they were lied to but surely they could have worked out that if you leave an organisation that was giving you money you wouldn’t be able to receive any once you have left.

@SirAntoniousBlock

Жыл бұрын

@@Cheung23s You're talking about a nation that confidently announced that countries would never dare to put visa restrictions on British visitors or tariffs on goods that would be reciprocal because "they need us more than we need them".

I was in Yorkshire around 2000 and still remember the newspapers complaining about the EU agriculture and the meat market, ridiculing people who were for the EU. Still have in my ear an old lady who - after she was "warned" by my host that I am a fan of the EU: "Aren't they all"? I tried to reason with them - no chance. They prefered their lies. I like your shows - grettings from a proud European with a farming background.

@johnrussell3961

Жыл бұрын

The grass was not greener on the other side. No matter bad the EU may have been, leaving was the worse option.. Brexit….making every problem used to justify it….worse.

@michaeljohnangel6359

Жыл бұрын

I too like your shows. Greetings from a Brit who has lived and worked in Italy for 34 years and continues to enjoy the higher standard of living than in the UK, because we are part of the European Union.

I wonder if he voted leave? Most farmers and indeed fishermen, did. Now they going under!

@lloydbelle3406

Жыл бұрын

If he did, at least this farmer has learnt the errors of his mistake. This is what I find so infuriating; not that people voted for Brexit (anyone can make a mistake), but government are refusing to address their mistake.

@adblocker276

Жыл бұрын

There has to be a mandatory disclosure of how these kind of interviewees have voted in the Brexit ref. Before they start complaining. I would also bet this person voted for Brexit.

@jackn4853

Жыл бұрын

I'll bet my house that he voted leave, voted Tory in 2015 and, despite everything he will still vote Tory in the next G. E.

@ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095

Жыл бұрын

Of course he voted Leave. He was lied to, like everyone else. {:o:O:}

@eh1702

Жыл бұрын

Most fishermen didn’t. Most of the actual deep-sea fishermen are from the Baltic countries and have been for years. The people you kept hearing from were the OWNERS of most of the pelagic fleet. These are primarily a cartel of six companies, often called “the five families” who got fined by the EU for having half the fleet illegally fishing for decades. (They even built two new factories where half the factory was a duplicate, secret processing line that took illegal fish from boat to market.). They reckoned Brexit would let them do legally what they had done illegally, just pay the Tories. The inshore fishers who supply things like scallops, crabs, lobsters, prawns, langoustines - much if it from Scotland’s west coast- campaigned against Brexit but they were small firms and self employed, and the Murdoch media, the Mail and the Beeb ignored them.

Just remember people this woman is an ardent Brexiteer .

She wasn’t listening! He was saying that supermarkets wouldn’t pay more. She then asks “Do you feel supported by the supermarkets?” Even I figured out the supermarkets were of no help!

@abzda1700

Жыл бұрын

Tories brains are slow you don’t know

@headhunter1945

Жыл бұрын

She was sticking to the script because real follow-up questions would have been so much more damning, and maybe this way the supermarkets might get painted as the baddies.

can we not use the 350 million we are saving every week????

@UnleashthePhury

11 ай бұрын

@@albert7311you had a market of 500 million people actively buying your shit, and you left it. Now, the only person keeping farm issues anywhere near top of mind is Jeremy Clarkson, who is also the only Briton who can afford to farm.

In France we have a law that protects farmers. The EGalim law. Supermarkets do not have the right to dictate their purchase prices to farmers. They must pay the fair price to the producers (ie the real cost of production), to allow them to earn their wages properly. They cannot sell at a loss under pressure from supermarkets and traders. Before this law, farmers suffered what the supermarkets wanted in terms of prices and many of them had poverty wages and stopped working the land.

@tompugh388

Жыл бұрын

Yeah but this spineless country is run by spineless tories who bend to the will of the richest and loudest business.....

@charlesjay8818

Жыл бұрын

hahaha but your too lazy to work till 64????

@sabinenadal8470

Жыл бұрын

@@charlesjay8818 We have a very good productivity, much much better than yours and so you have to work many more years,. I also read that your life expectancy has decreased, so if you like to work until death, that's not my problem. I will enjoy my retirement life, I will travel more, I will have plenty of time to see my family, friends, I will be in good health, I will take full advantage of it. If you want to be a work slave till you die, enjoy ...

@charlesjay8818

Жыл бұрын

@@sabinenadal8470 working till 67 is NOT until you die. You are one of the most laziest societies, you refuse to work more than 38 hrs a week, refuse to retire later than 62. Your economy is far less than the UK for many many years, Heathrow and the other 4 London airports beats Paris, we attract the best people in the world much more than France, you have a far bigger problem with muslim terrorists in your country, we have better sporting events like Wimbledon and the English premier league, more people want to live in the UK than France and of course we speak the international language in the world. I guarantee you more French live in London/UK than Brits live in France/Paris. You are lazy socialist who loves to go on strike for ANYTHING Trust me Brits travel and enjoy their life alot also, we are not miserable people who complain and strike

@sleepyearth

Жыл бұрын

@@charlesjay8818 Woah. Karen? What are you doing here

“Don’t mention the brexit. I mentioned it once but I think I got away with it.”

@stevekenilworth

11 ай бұрын

Nothing to do with Brexit. it was just another broken promise from our government, they said the funds what they were getting they be getting going forward. government problem not Brexit

For someone outside the UK it constantly astonishes me how all the brexit voters in all industries failed to see these repercussions from a mile away. The core strength of the EU as an economic union has always been the freedom of borderless trade of currency, resources, and labour. The trifecta of growth. Yes there are certain downsides with legislation that your country can't micromanage to its own peak benefits, but to pursue that micromanagement potential by casting away all the obvious broad scale benefits always seemed utterly senseless. This is why emotion-fueled politics are one of the most dangerous infections of any society once it plants its roots. The emotional ties to a standalone Britain that is great again as during its former glory - to that as an outside I say; Britain has always been great, still was pre Brexit. Britain was great, with plenty of room to grow still. Britain stood as a proud early adopter of the Union's values and a key contributer to the EU's growth over the past 5 decades. Any country should pursue what it deems in its own best interest, but I can't see in any way how Brexit as a whole was ever in the collective Britain's best interest at any point other than padding the prideful sense of short term Imperialist empowerment.

@js8270

11 ай бұрын

They saw it were warned about it but like right-wing nuts in America they just know better and when they don't it's someone else's fault.

@JABN97

11 ай бұрын

exactly this.

@stellaluuk2713

11 ай бұрын

Brexit was something that needed careful economic analysis by people with degrees, not simply put to a vote by the masses.

@six6617

11 ай бұрын

"Britain stood as a proud early adopter of the Union's values and a key contributer to its growth" And remember, Britain also had a lot of special stuff going for them in the EU, stuff that no other country was granted cause the UK always did want special treatment... it still wasn't enough.

@angelachanelhuang1651

10 ай бұрын

The Soviet Union was actually a union

We need to shout the eye-watering lunacy of Brexit and the utter stupidity of its promoters and supporters from the rooftops 24 hours a day.

@brucevair-turnbull8082

Жыл бұрын

Hear hear!

@anastauro9743

Жыл бұрын

We should be, and call them for what they really are, they deserve no respect for their opinions, opinions that have destroyed us all

@MrBabylon

Жыл бұрын

Tried and failed, you can't reason someone out of a belief, if you can then religion would have died a long time ago! The only way these people will truly wake up is if Brexit impacts their personal lives and not just once but continually.

@olmostgudinaf8100

Жыл бұрын

​@@anastauro9743 Conservatives: "Reality doesn't care about your feelings." Also conservatives: "Our feelings don't care about reality."

@ArschvomDienst

Жыл бұрын

Yes. But you'll be suffering for course voice far before anyone who supports brexit is starting to think. The brexit crowd and the brexit political parties are in trouble and in the near future up their neck in manure already. If "Anti Brexit Propaganda!" is yelled from the rooftops that very likely would even hinder the goal. The brexit propagandists would use it to try and shift part of the blame to the actually thinking crowd. Right now the brunt of the blame is tried to be shifted to the war in ukraine, but it is not working so well anymore. With this totally reasonable suggestion in the future it will be shifted towards "domestic anti brexit terrorists" instead.

In France, food is generally a bit more expensive because the farmers are paid a fair price for their produce. And the French are happy to pay the extra for quality and to keep farmers working.....😊

@nicks4934

Жыл бұрын

And the quality is excellent

@ogribiker8535

Жыл бұрын

Yep, big surprise to most Brits when they visit but the quality is 10 times higher. Glad I'm on the best side of the Channel!! 🇫🇷

@scottstevens78

Жыл бұрын

Food is too cheap here in the UK. Once we accept this and properly pay farmers we can properly assess the food poverty issue at the same time as the supplier robbing supermarkets and idiot political class are sorted out.

@suzilouden5964

Жыл бұрын

@@ogribiker8535 me too....🌞🇨🇵🌞

@brucevair-turnbull8082

Жыл бұрын

@@scottstevens78 So what, we raise the price to punish the poor who can't afford our astronomical housing costs, fuel prices, public transport and university fees. Think about what you just said....

When i commuted to work through the countryside all the farmers had put Vote Leave signs at the roadside. I knew at the time they'd regret it. Tough shit, they got what they wanted, they ignored facts and reality. As did the fishermen. Idiots. I have very little sympathy for them.

@gerrymcentee981

Жыл бұрын

Sad but very true.

@Cheung23s

Жыл бұрын

Me neither

@olmostgudinaf8100

Жыл бұрын

I watched one such sign changing to "yay, freedom!" the day after the vote, only to quietly disappear when the reality dawned.

@colinwhite5355

Жыл бұрын

A majority - 58% - of farmers voted for Brexit, not all of them. It should be Farage, the Tory party, The Daily Mail and all the other self serving liars who ought to be blamed. Everyone was blatantly lied to.

@Real_MisterSir

Жыл бұрын

@@olmostgudinaf8100 "Yay, freedom of choice" quickly went to "oh, no freedom from repercussions of those choices"

The farmers and the fishermen deserve everything they got and I hope a lot more is to come. I love it.😂😂😂

@stevekenilworth

11 ай бұрын

Nothing to do with Brexit. it was just another broken promise from our government, they said the funds what they were getting they be getting going forward. government problem not Brexit

Kudos to David for speaking out we need others to follow his example! 👍

@reiw5802

Жыл бұрын

Personally, much too little, much too late.

@mikehutchison4892

11 ай бұрын

Well,they would but they are rather busy at the moment. The farm shop car park needs enlarging,the glamping site toilets are blocked,we need to harvest the hay crop before the field is sold for executive housing,the maize needs chopping before it goes in the anaerobic digester,otherwise we can’t make our own electricity……if this goes on,the kids pony paddock will be the only field we’ve got ! I hope we can still claim subsidies on that !!!!

My UK colleagues told me about empty shelfs in supermarkets caused by missing staff - Brexit at its finest and ongoing

@zu438

11 ай бұрын

it wasnt really just caused by missing staff - the impact of brexit really is only just starting to be felt and empty shelves is only part of it. there have been external factors too - it isnt all brexit - but anyone with eyes and a grasp on the situation can see brexit is a massive negative factor

@angelachanelhuang1651

10 ай бұрын

German and Russia economic models

Poor Arlene, where were the ad breaks when she really needed them?

@LowPlainsDrifter60

Жыл бұрын

That escape option is only available to Rees-Mogg. 😁

@orraman5427

Жыл бұрын

@@LowPlainsDrifter60 Mogg's clearly got a better relationship with his director.

Sadly, we all need to recognize that we need to investigate ourselves and check what politicians say. Hate and selfishness gets you nowhere...

So much for taking back control. Now the UK is going to be more reliant in foodb imports with all the tarifs that come with being outside the EU single market. Well done Arlene and your nutty mates.

@PiotrPilinko

Жыл бұрын

Good job. Really fine and very well done job. If only someone could have foreseen this...

@angelachanelhuang1651

10 ай бұрын

Germany and Russia had it right

That was like watching a perpetrator meeting their victim.

How Arlene actually manages to keep a straight face while asking the questions about the issues discussed, that she and her party at the time, the DUP helped create is funny !

I thought Nigel Farridge said that if Brexit didn't work he would leave the UK.. and yet he is still there..

@scotttracy9333

11 ай бұрын

Because no other country wants him. As an American you can keep him there

@evangiles17

10 ай бұрын

No apparently, he lied on his application and the germans won't have him now

About Arlene Foster heard some home truths! 👍

@raymonddixon7603

Жыл бұрын

time!!!!!

@johnkirwan1777

Жыл бұрын

Did the DUP get an additional (£5OO,OOO,OO) from some unknown donor to help the brexit cause.?

@raymonddixon7603

Жыл бұрын

@@johnkirwan1777 I think the shinners have had something similar over the years. It's what keeps these crackpot parties going.

The look on Arlenes face was priceless, he looked like a rabbit in the headlights 😂

@nicks4934

Жыл бұрын

He? 😂

@aidangorman6292

Жыл бұрын

@@nicks4934 The juries out 🤣

@hughmckendrick3018

Жыл бұрын

Ouch!

Why in Gods name is she hosting a programme on TV and NOT doing what she is paid for by the taxpayers???? 😱 Beggars belief

Martin Pickford, an economist Mr Rees Mogg highly respects said a consequence of Brexit would be farming and manufacturing would be decimated,it's not as if they weren't warned.

@johnbriggs3916

Жыл бұрын

He was wrong: decimated means reduced by one tenth.

@PiotrPilinko

Жыл бұрын

@@johnbriggs3916 That was original (historical) meaning. According to Oxford dictionary: decimated - kill, destroy, or remove a LARGE proportion of.

I dealt with farmers daily last year. Many of them. 70% realise Brexit was a mistake or voted remain in the first place. 20% are so ideologically blinded they told me Brexit was a travesty without even realising they had as they can't bare to admit it. The remaining were so incoherent and stupid I just had to get the conversation over and done with.

@100Noddy

Жыл бұрын

majority of UK farmers voted for brexit.

@trulyexorcise2918

Жыл бұрын

I can imagine they were happy to get the conversation over with someone as arrogant as you

@agt155

Жыл бұрын

Horseshit. All farmers care about at the moment is fertilizer and fuel prices.

@kingbeef5076

Жыл бұрын

Well I dealt with farmers hourly last year and they told me the complete opposite of what you stated.

@allykhan8594

Жыл бұрын

As an importer and export i agree.

"They were lied to", yes they were. Somehow, though, everyone in Europe was able to see through the Brexiteers lies, only the Britains couldn't.

@rfurdaylee

11 ай бұрын

What lies were these then.

@justinland1208

11 ай бұрын

Lol

@angelachanelhuang1651

10 ай бұрын

English colonies don't know what they're doing

It just amazes me that all this was unforeseeable for these people. It was clear to me in 2016 🤷🏻‍♂️

Arlene Foster (Farmer’s wife) doesn’t have any of these problems because she lives in NORTHERN IRELAND where the single market reigns supreme. Therefore she doesn’t give a curse. Also she can send her milk and farm produce to be processed in the E.U. (ROI) without any problem. SINGLE MARKET.

@kevinwillis6707

Жыл бұрын

She was all in on fracking in her area because they thought they would get rich, thankfully it was stopped , but could rear it's head again if they thought they could do it.

The racism & hatred of East Europeans during the height of Brexit showed exactly the character of the English.

@orthanus

11 ай бұрын

Fighting racism with racism. Congratulations on demonstrating your intelligence.

@alanhamford2538

11 ай бұрын

@@orthanus File it under _"...calling a spade a spade...."_

@orthanus

11 ай бұрын

@@alanhamford2538 Doubling down on your own BS when called out for it. Well, you're CERTAINLY more intelligent than the 2023 Brexiteers mate. Bravo! /s

@alanhamford2538

11 ай бұрын

@@orthanus I'm not from the UK. But I certainly followed it intensely via the web. The English rank-&-file were all fired up over east Europeans _"...coming over here pinching our jobs...'_ That & _'...taking back control from Brussels...'_ were the two pillars of Brexit. Every single 'man-in-the-street' responses to on the spot interviews were comprised of those two issues.

@orthanus

11 ай бұрын

@@alanhamford2538 I never said you were from the UK. You clearly didn't follow Brexit particularly well because you seem unaware that 48% of voters said no and non-voters were disproportionately pro EU. Further, there is nothing to suggest that everyone who voted for Brexit harboured racist hatred of Eastern Europeans. On your own analysis the two key pillars were job concerns and autonomy, neither of which are "racism and hatred of Eastern Europeans" (albeit not mutually exclusive with it). Despite this, you decided to make a racist generalisation about everyone who is English. Something which, despite multiple opportunities, you've failed to apologise for.

How inconvenient. The truth and all that.

Again the government without even a sketch of a plan

The entire mess can be summed up in one word.... TORIES

Evening Max and all here.

@candidaprout560

Жыл бұрын

Good evening to you 👍

@adamlee3772

Жыл бұрын

@@candidaprout560 evening Candida

A phrase always comes to mind when people complain about voting Brexit, “Who's the more foolish? The fool or the fool who follows him?” - Obi-Wan Kenobi

@Minime163

Жыл бұрын

That's the thing the people who canvassed for Brexit like boris, Jacob, nigel Farage are no fools their rich privileged intitled aragont aristocrats who want to turn Britain into a rich man's playground and pay the poor saps who voted for Brexit peanuts to do the menial jobs for them. Note how they want to drop the European court of human rights. Arlene and the DUP are temporarly useful pasty's that took their thirty pieces of silver to help the Tories get Brexit done. All the better for Britain if northern Ireland ends up in a United Ireland it will be a unproductive albatross taken from around their necks win win for the aristocratic elites.

@radjalomas8854

Жыл бұрын

having managed to place a Star Wars quote in relation to Brexit, you have earned all my respect

Foster, GB News and BREXIT I think that says it all.

@mattsyson3980

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn't give a four X for a fosters.

A farmer down our way had the old flags and banners out in 2016. I thought 'Just you wait, matey'. It's taken longer than I expected, but as Shakespeare said in Richard III: "now prosperity begins to mellow / And drop into the rotten mouth of death."

Good Evening Max and all here! ❤️🙂

@adamlee3772

Жыл бұрын

Evening Mandy

Arlene Forster voted for brexit she won’t admit that brexit is a disaster to him

Absolute ZERO sympathy for farmers. Here in Wales they voted overwhelmingly to leave the E.U. Having spoken to farmers locally, they believed the Welsh N.F.U. who said they would get more subsidies from the Conservative government. They are in their position due to greed. Unfortunately we the general public have to pay for the failure of Brexit. Whereas Farage, Johnson et al, will never be touched by the rising cost of living.

@garryferrington811

11 ай бұрын

If you had the guts of the French public, the tories would be very uncomfortable right now. You're too dam...darned NICE. You should be enraged, and making it clear.

I’m absolutely CRYING OUT for one of these interviewers (don’t care who it is) interviewing someone complaining about how Brexit ruined their industry to ask whether they voted for the thing that ruined them!! I’m looking at two almost certain Brexit voters here and yet there is absolutely no way anyone can tell. Why do these people get to hide out in the open like this??

@anastauro9743

Жыл бұрын

I agree, it’s completely unfair. They should be grown up about it and own up

The only silver lining to Brexit is that the worst consequences will be suffered by the people who voted for it. Just an enormous shame that the guys who conned them will be sunning themselves in the Caribbean while the country disintegrates.

@theworldaccordingto4555

Жыл бұрын

The dark cloud to Brexit is that the worst consequences will also be suffered by the people who didn't vote for it.

@eh1702

Жыл бұрын

But the people who agitated for Brexit and lied to the people who voted for it - they have made a killing.

@amcc5887

Жыл бұрын

@@theworldaccordingto4555 ,unfortunately 🙄🙄🙄

@anastauro9743

Жыл бұрын

No silver lining. They have made their bed, they can lie in it. The worst thing is that they’ve dragged us all into hell with them…

@penshaw2

Жыл бұрын

If only that was true but it isn't! Statistically it is the rich who voted for Brexit in the highest numbers and they won't suffer at all. Those who will suffer the most are the younger generation who didn't vote for Brexit. Yes there were some areas where carers/the disabled and the poorest voted for Brexit and they will suffer really badly but so will those in the same categories who didn't.

She didnt know what to say or do with him halfway through .. hilarious

As you stated it absolutely correctly it‘s too late now, Max. Not only for the farmers, but also for the fishermen, small exporting businesses and the workers in the British car industry. For all of them it‘s too late now, because Brexitland made its bed and must now lie in it.

I don't know what that farmer is moaning about, he's got his sovereignty!!

@telebubba5527

Жыл бұрын

Would you like your sovereignty half baked or well done for dinner, dear?

@anastauro9743

Жыл бұрын

People thought they a would be back in the empire times, how ignorant…

@Cheung23s

Жыл бұрын

@@anastauro9743 utter stupidity to think there’s still an empire out there

@mgc7199

Жыл бұрын

The funny thing is that he has it in name only. The paradox of self determination in a world with power blocs is that you must be at the very least comparable in power to the largest or face having to bow to their whims. Ask any oil producing / resource rich country that is not backed by a force comparable to the US whether they can do as they please.

@mgc7199

Жыл бұрын

@@Buckets1000 The power to govern oneself is diminished when others set the rules for you, even if you agree to it working like that. However, this is not necessarily a bad thing if you get something more valuable in return.

I just want to highlight that farming is not the only industry affected by Brexit. The impact if obviously larger on the population because the sector produces food for the country. I work for a company that has its European HQ in the UK but has to employ people that speak European languages fluently in addition to the other skills needed for their positions. The company is struggling finding decent candidates as fewer people are available within the UK and when advertising the positions in Europe, not many want to move in the UK and it costs more to the company to recruit outside the UK (cost of relocating + base salary has to match immigration requirement). Other businesses in the same industry experience the same issue with recruiting.

@johnbriggs3916

Жыл бұрын

"fewer people"

@elipa3

Жыл бұрын

Move to the EU. That was recommended by the home office for small businesses.

@dobiqwolf

Жыл бұрын

@@johnbriggs3916 thank you, you probably noted that english is not my native language.

What are you talking about they produced 80 more turkeys for Westminster.

This has been a bad weekend for Arlene. Sinn Fein trounce the unionists in the local elections and her beloved Brexit is shown up for what it is. An unmitigated disaster of epic proportions. Her reaction ,demeanor and look of abject defeat is a joy to behold. Not that she would admit to being wrong anytime soon.

@kevinwillis6707

Жыл бұрын

That's her normal expression, a bulldog chewing a wasp..

"Don't mention the war"

@gerrymcentee981

Жыл бұрын

@Dave T Shit I think they maybe on to you now, not sure though, just dont mention it again ok.

@gerrymcentee981

Жыл бұрын

@@jim-es8qk go back asleep

Back in 2019, a friend of mine who is a plasterer told me the materials he needs came from The E.U. and they were charging him import duty and tariffs to import these products. This forced him to raise his prices,and it's the same with everything else used in construction

The DUP. Isn't that the party that has MPs who believe that the Earth is only 6400 years old? Enough said...

Great Clip Thanks Max! 👍

It is just stunning to see how difficult it is for people to understand the fundamental principles of modern business. Modern business is not a political agenda, it's just business, and if you don't understand it, you're effed. It has no political principles, but it is true that important business figures do understand the gain that can be achieved by bribing ignorant, crass and un-principled politicians.

Ask her how that cash for ash thing is going.

Just heard a farmer on Radio 5's afternoon programme absolutely disgusted with brexit, saying that British farmers are really a great deal worse off and are stuggling with the loss of EU subsidies. Even questioned the theory that most farmers voted for brexit. Worth a listen to, "straight from the horses mouth" so to speak.

I am in an European association of farmers. I remember the first meeting we had post Brexit in 2017 out of the four Scottish farmers who went to the meeting post Brexit 3 were remainers and only one was a leaver mocked by the three others. We never had a English farmer coming to this kind of farming think thank but many members from Germany,Denmark, the Netherlands, Belgium, France and Poland ( in addition to Scotland). I am very sorry for my Scottish friends involved in this against their will.

@johnrussell3961

Жыл бұрын

We replicated Zimbabwe . A Populist leader decided the voters should choose economic policy, not business. Business either went bankrupt or left.

In their obsession with bio tech, digital tech and financial services as the glorious future of the UK, Brexiteers forgot that people still need to eat.

@johnrussell3961

Жыл бұрын

We cannot afford to compete with the USA and the EU in giving research grants for tech companies. We have too much debt . Debt created by giving debt funded tax cuts to the rich.

@Tom55data

Жыл бұрын

There is no strategic plan for biotech and tech either, the only difference they can leave the country. Battery company collapsed, loss of unified drug agency gone, killing research collaboration It is a utter shit show in these fields too

Farmers in northern Ireland are safe unless the DUP get their way. Incompetence on a grand scale.

@angelachanelhuang1651

10 ай бұрын

working unions of GERMANY

There's another knock on effect. Haulage industry . No need for all the hauliers to collect from the farms if they aren't producing.

Signing a trade deal with Australia specifically so that Australian farmers can undercut the prices British farmers charge will also not help.

@robertmurray8763

Жыл бұрын

After working on Australian farms, they are very efficient. It's really not a point of Australian farmers undercutting British farmers. Australian farms will be supplying produce that are not being produced in Britain. Britain has got the problem of a big population, limiting how much farmers on a small island can grow, and a farm labour problem. To be honest! British people have to start blaming themselves, and not everyone else.

I don't know why we don't get robots to eat our food for us. Or learn to eat mud (subscription service only).

I am wondering if joining the CPTPP also include agricultural imports? Because if it were so, not only they left a block where competition rules were the same to join one where standards are notoriously less stringent. And if it is so, good luck to the UK farmers...

@johnbriggs3916

Жыл бұрын

It's not really an issue: there soon won't be any British farmers.

But at least Britain is now the "rule maker", and not the "rule taker". That worked out very well.

@johnrussell3961

Жыл бұрын

Now we are rule takers. In the EU we had great influence over how both EU and global rules where created. Now we sit outside whilst the USA and the EU make up the rules.

@petelevity7491

Жыл бұрын

@@johnrussell3961 Correct, but I was being sarcastic 👍

Even before Brexit, ‘Economists for Brexit’ - Prof Minford - said Brexit would mean the end of farming and mass manufacturing industry. This was in public to a UK Parliamentary committee. Funnily never seen on the side of a bus! And lo farmers are in trouble and car industry on the brink, Government has written them off.

@stevekenilworth

11 ай бұрын

Nothing to do with Brexit. it was just another broken promise from our government, they said the funds what they were getting they be getting going forward. government problem not Brexit

@angelachanelhuang1651

10 ай бұрын

working unions will solve the problem

Finally , a brexit benefit! The rewilding of the British countryside.

@Sean006

Жыл бұрын

Less food more wildlife, another Brexit bonus to add to a very short list. ....and more land to build houses on!! 👍

@dickybirdcch

Жыл бұрын

@@Sean006 who going to build those houses? Not the English, too expensive. Lol

@Sean006

Жыл бұрын

@@dickybirdcch Perhaps modular built in German factories 👍

@davidpalk5010

11 ай бұрын

No, the industrialisation of the countryside under foriegn ownership.

@dickybirdcch

11 ай бұрын

@@Sean006 lol whatever happened to taking back sovereignty? Why would you need housing modules built in the EU?

From an outsider it seemed like what was happening was this: The UK politicians who were pro-brexit and and anti-brexit tended, on both sides, to be thinking in terms of how it would impact them and their rich friends. The pro side were with CEOs, investors, and other rich people who would benefit from Brexit and the anti side were representing those that wouldn't. The main difference was that the pro-side were able to articulate quick and easy messages for the public some positive (sovereignty, freedom, less money being wasted) and some negative (the racist and xenophobic messages). Regardless of what the reality was this message did resonate much better with the public than the anti-brexit side who couldn't offer a simple message beyond "things will probably get worse if we leave.". What no one seemed to do was give a pro and con list of what was likely to happen if the UK stayed and if the UK left. So the brexit sellers were able to give a clear "nothing bad will happen and everything will be better" message. The anti-brexiteers focused on countering the pro-brexit messaging which meant they didn't control the narrative and, in the end, lost the argument. The anti side were correct but their messages did not have the bold, albeit false, vision of the pro side.

The British farmers will end up consolidating into huge corporate monopolies, this was not a mistake it was planned out long before Brexit.

Gawd,....is she on GB News!

The United Kingdom has made its bed, its time they lay in it. We've been telling them for 8 years, maybe 10 that this is the EXACT outcome of what they were planning to do. This is what the UK citizens voted for. Let them enjoy it.

@iainprendergast8311

Жыл бұрын

Half of us voted against it.

@TheCloudhopper

Жыл бұрын

@@iainprendergast8311 The majority of you voted for it. That is democracy.

@adicucu

Жыл бұрын

@@TheCloudhopper Actually this is the illusion sold to the people. All around the world life-changing decisions are taken by illiterates in the name of "democracy". The Brexit is just a minor example unfortunately of what propaganda and mind controlled masses can do. People still cannot wrap their minds around the fact that far left and far right have the exact same agenda of "divide and conquer". So, todays democracy is all about who can wash more brains and buy more votes.

@stevekenilworth

11 ай бұрын

Nothing to do with Brexit. it was just another broken promise from our government, they said the funds what they were getting they be getting going forward. government problem not Brexit

Take heed, America!

Im a musician, and the amount of work now involved in getting musicians to the UK to play or teach, or anything that involves being paid is PHENOMENAL. All my gigs were cancelled in Europe too, for the same reason: its easier for them to hire people from the EU because they save so much money on the administration. Most of my colleagues have either given up work and changed profession, applied for an EU passport (if they are able), or moved from the UK. Its utterly heartbreaking. The arts in the UK was already challenged by the 2008 financial crash, this is going to finish it off. Soon, everything 'cultural' from the UK will be a cultural product designed to sell, and there will be such a lack of skilled people left in the creative arts that there wont be a way to mediate it. Its identical in essence to the plight of most industry in the UK right now.

Tory policy ; Import food from anywhere cheaply, slap a Union flag on the Packaging, ignore U.K. farmers.

Its funny that the supermarkets can buy produce cheaper in the EU, their farmers get much better subsidies and have access to cheap seasonal labour. Brit farmers will never be able to compete.

You reap what you sow njoy. The ppl of england look at all your gd work you must be so proud

British government has failed to strategise on food, we never exported much food anyway so we should have had policies focussed on protecting our food production and pushing back on supermarkets

Someone should tell Arlene Foster, that she is part of responsible for this mess. She promoted brexit.

@drdecco1

Жыл бұрын

Arlene had little or no interest in the economics of Brexit - she was afterall an old-school hardline ‘anti-GFA’ Unionist and was determined to try return NI to it’s past sectarian divisions. No ‘moving on’ for our Arlene “No, No, No” (as usual) - she peddled Brexit as a means of rowing back the improving harmony and ties between the 6 Counties up north and Ireland’s 26 counties down south - despite this the people of NI voted to remain in EU = despite that they were removed and UK created a trade border for the north who had the luck to be offered the unique and economically cherished position of a foot, advantageously, in both camps - To hell with what’s actually better for NI is what she effectively said. Sure who’d want peace & prosperity when you can have bitter intransigence and societal strife and division. Oh says Arlene….”and I’m not sticking around you know I’m likely off back to the mainland [of my forefathers] if them Catholics start running/changing our society up here”

Being lied to is one thing but why did anyone believe them?

@Robidu1973

Жыл бұрын

It's being told what one wants to hear with critical thinking either being nonexistent or having been thrown out the window beforehand. It's the very mix that makes any con game a success.

Farmer here. There are several problem in farming at the moment. But is all stems to the fact that we are not making enough money to the work we put in. It's all down to Constant change rural subsides. Slow response from the markets to shortages. Poor governance by government. I miss the EU

The gov doesn’t have a clue fullstop

Brexiteers won we all lost,

@stevekenilworth

11 ай бұрын

Nothing to do with Brexit. it was just another broken promise from our government, they said the funds what they were getting they be getting going forward. government problem not Brexit