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I thought it was going to the NHS....Originally posted by PCTNN View PostNow that we're not slave to the EU, I'm sure some of the many millions saved can be given to our african friends to fix their abattoirs, right?
Money for everyone!!!
This Tory government actually wants to stop aid handouts anyway so instead why doesn't the UK just colonise these countries
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Now that we're not slave to the EU, I'm sure some of the many millions saved can be given to our african friends to fix their abattoirs, right?
Money for everyone!!!
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Not chlorinated chicken
https://www.independent.ie/business/farming/news/farming-news/ugandan-beef-will-have-an-honored-place-on-the-tables-of-post-brexit-britain-boris-johnson-38899083.htmlIn discussions with Ugandan President, Yoweri Museveni, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson raised the prospect of Ugandan beef being sold in the UK.Johnson was making the case for the UK as the ‘investment partner of choice’ for African countries at a major investment summit in London today.
“I have just told President Museveni of Uganda that his beef cattle will have an honored place on the tables of post-Brexit Britain,” he said.
That's better isn't it?
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Meat from Uganda is prohibited from the world markets since it does not comply with international sanitary and animal health requirements."
"Currently there are no abattoirs in Uganda that could be upgraded to meet international requirementsTags: None
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