[Merged]Brexit stuff (part 2)

[PurpleGorilla]

That was a year ago, the plans were dropped.

It's a link that keeps on giving, though:

"Davis says government considering paying EU for continued accesss to single market."

We already pay for access to the single market.

1) we are a net contributor to the EU budget.
2) it costs us dearly to have access. The cost is FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT.

[sasguru]

When it all dies down I'm heading to Spain to join the ex-pat moaners.

Yeah you only need 500K under the golden visa program.

[sasguru]

We already pay for access to the single market.

1) we are a net contributor to the EU budget.
2) it costs us dearly to have access. The cost is FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT.

Turn around and bend over. Your mate Davies is about to give you a big shafting. Enjoy

[sasguru]

And in other news:

Britain's farming industry faces post-Brexit labour crisis - Business Insider

"Since then, some farmers have reportedly been "dismayed" by the news that the Brexit vote will have a negative impact on the industry. Speaking in a House of Lords debate in July, Tory peer Lord Montagu said that many farmers had voted for Brexit "without understanding the consequences."

Doh! and Double Doh!

Ah Brexit! The gift that keeps on giving...

[shaunbhoy]

Tory peer Lord Montagu said that many farmers had voted for Brexit "without understanding the consequences."

You have to laugh. A Member of the HoL suggesting that people are "out of touch" with reality.
Only a complete buffoon would reference that to try and justify their views. And sas rarely disappoints on that score.

[PurpleGorilla]

Turn around and bend over. Your mate Davies is about to give you a big shafting. Enjoy

I'm happy to pay £gbp to access the single market.
I'm happy to not have access to the single market.
I'm not happy to have FOM.

[BlueSharp]

And in other news:

Britain's farming industry faces post-Brexit labour crisis - Business Insider

"Since then, some farmers have reportedly been "dismayed" by the news that the Brexit vote will have a negative impact on the industry. Speaking in a House of Lords debate in July, Tory peer Lord Montagu said that many farmers had voted for Brexit "without understanding the consequences."

Doh! and Double Doh!

Ah Brexit! The gift that keeps on giving...

So they can't get the cheap workers and will be losing all those lovely subsidies the e.u. provides. Turkeys real do vote for Christmas!

[PurpleGorilla]

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...e_iOSApp_Other

650,000 immigrants to the UK and around 250,000 From the EU.

And they wonder why people voted Brexit!

[BlasterBates]

The UK won't get access to the single market without freedom of movement, but the UK is going "Soft Brexit":

UK clearly heading for a soft Brexit

EU migrants required to ensure food supplies.

This access to labour is essential as it underpins the UK food chain's timely delivery of high-quality, affordable food to consumers

[DimPrawn]

EU migrants required to ensure food supplies.

Most supermarket food is from outside the EU. NZ Lamb, grapes from Peru, Apples from the USA, potatoes from Israel etc.

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeands...rink.shopping6

We don't need immigrants to pick our food when it does even get produced here.