UK says it aims to join Trans-Pacific free trading group...

Celt83 · Jun 18, 2020

I'm pritty sure the eu will fold like a cheap suit and make a deal, as after all they need us more than we need them.

The German woman looks like she's about to burst into tears every time the subject is put to her-why, because we are the biggest importer of their cars.

Macron has spat his dummy out (again) because he needs our fishing rights to possibly stop another protest.

Boris has got the eu scared using the same bully tactics they tried on us.

czechmate · Jun 18, 2020

Celt83 said:
I'm pritty sure the eu will fold like a cheap suit and make a deal, as after all they need us more than we need them.

The German woman looks like she's about to burst into tears every time the subject is put to her-why, because we are the biggest importer of their cars.

Macron has spat his dummy out (again) because he needs our fishing rights to possibly stop another protest.

Boris has got the eu scared using the same bully tactics they tried on us.

You hang on in there

no deal means no deal.

Celt83 · Jun 18, 2020

czechmate said:
You hang on in there

no deal means no deal.

No hanging here! ?

Hope you like the taste of polish beef, got the feeling your going to be eating plateful of the stuff!

Henarar · Jun 18, 2020

czechmate said:
You hang on in there

no deal means no deal.

Yep totally agree and good advice
Tell the screwing barsteward eu where to stick it

Celt83 · Jun 18, 2020

Henarar said:
Yep totally agree and good advice
Tell the screwing barsteward eu where to stick it

That was much more better and eloquently put than I ever could. ?

czechmate · Jun 18, 2020

Celt83 said:
No hanging here! ?

Hope you like the taste of polish beef, got the feeling your going to be eating plateful of the stuff!

Now this statement has aroused my curiosity.
As I look around me I have 276 of my own Limousin cattle.
Nothing leaves the farm to live, all is ready for slaughter.
How are events going to lead to my need to eat Polish beef?
Plus, if you read on another thread, my wife doesn’t buy meat, the only meat we eat (twice per week) is the deer, wild boar (lovely) and duck that the chasse bring us during the season.

Henarar · Jun 18, 2020

Celt83 said:
That was much more better and eloquently put than I ever could. ?

Good with eloquence I am

Henarar · Jun 18, 2020

czechmate said:
Now this statement has aroused my curiosity.
As I look around me I have 276 of my own Limousin cattle.
Nothing leaves the farm to live, all is ready for slaughter.
How are events going to lead to my need to eat Polish beef?
Plus, if you read on another thread, my wife doesn’t buy meat, the only meat we eat (twice per week) is the deer, wild boar (lovely) and duck that the chasse bring us during the season.

You do like a bit of gammon though

czechmate · Jun 18, 2020

Henarar said:
Yep totally agree and good advice
Tell the screwing barsteward eu where to stick it

I said it before, I think Monsieur Barnier has it covered and doesn’t need any advice from me.

I hope your guys are equally proficient around the world. Seriously, I do.

czechmate · Jun 18, 2020

Henarar said:
You do like a bit of gammon though

When we eat out

Funnily enough, it’s a big selling point here, that meat is sourced local.
That said my daughter (when she ran a restaurant) used to do the same

Farmer Roy · Jun 18, 2020

I’m sorry - but this was too good not to share here

Study Into Free Trade Deal With UK Concludes They Have Nothing We Actually Want Or Need

"It's a bit of a one-way street," said DCC Chairman, Darcy Tuckwell.

www.betootaadvocate.com

Henarar · Jun 18, 2020

czechmate said:
I said it before, I think Monsieur Barnier has it covered and doesn’t need any advice from me.

I hope your guys are equally proficient around the world. Seriously, I do.

Whatever happens happens its been out of our control since 73 till we had the ref and now its out of our control again

czechmate · Jun 18, 2020

Henarar said:
Whatever happens happens its been out of our control since 73 till we had the ref and now its out of our control again

Absolutely.
Fascinates me why these threads go around and around.

Henarar · Jun 18, 2020

Farmer Roy said:
I’m sorry - but this was too good not to share here

Study Into Free Trade Deal With UK Concludes They Have Nothing We Actually Want Or Need

"It's a bit of a one-way street," said DCC Chairman, Darcy Tuckwell.

www.betootaadvocate.com

Well I told you that without needing to look elsewhere

bobk · Jun 18, 2020

Farmer Roy said:
I’m sorry - but this was too good not to share here

Study Into Free Trade Deal With UK Concludes They Have Nothing We Actually Want Or Need

"It's a bit of a one-way street," said DCC Chairman, Darcy Tuckwell.

www.betootaadvocate.com

The sentiment is the same here .
Your cattle are hatracks and your beer is pi55.

Henarar · Jun 18, 2020

czechmate said:
Absolutely.
Fascinates me why these threads go around and around.

Yep good fun though, all arguing about stuff we can do feck all about

czechmate · Jun 18, 2020

Henarar said:
Whatever happens happens its been out of our control since 73 till we had the ref and now its out of our control again

But...

i am seriously hoping @Celt83 comes along to tell me why I’m going to be eating polish beef.
Also, of course I am very proud of my french Limousin, but, erm, what is especially wrong with polish beef?

Celt83 · Jun 18, 2020

czechmate said:
Now this statement has aroused my curiosity.
As I look around me I have 276 of my own Limousin cattle.
Nothing leaves the farm to live, all is ready for slaughter.
How are events going to lead to my need to eat Polish beef?
Plus, if you read on another thread, my wife doesn’t buy meat, the only meat we eat (twice per week) is the deer, wild boar (lovely) and duck that the chasse bring us during the season.

Being a beef farmer myself I am quite parshal to a nice piece of steak, but like yourself I couldn't eat all 328 of my stock so we sell them.

How much will the rest of your stock be worth with competing cheaper imports from your fellow states? After all you said you in courage free trade within the block.

Now I'm not that nieve to think there won't be any cheap imports after the eu slings it's hook, but these Pacific islands love meat and that ain't a bad thing in a beef farmers mind. ?

Celt83 · Jun 18, 2020

czechmate said:
But...

i am seriously hoping @Celt83 comes along to tell me why I’m going to be eating polish beef.
Also, of course I am very proud of my french Limousin, but, erm, what is especially wrong with polish beef?

Hope I've answered for you. ?

Farmer1001 · Jun 18, 2020

Celt83 said:
I'm pritty sure the eu will fold like a cheap suit and make a deal, as after all they need us more than we need them.

The German woman looks like she's about to burst into tears every time the subject is put to her-why, because we are the biggest importer of their cars.

Macron has spat his dummy out (again) because he needs our fishing rights to possibly stop another protest.

Boris has got the eu scared using the same bully tactics they tried on us.

Celt83 said:
Being a beef farmer myself I am quite parshal to a nice piece of steak, but like yourself I couldn't eat all 328 of my stock so we sell them.

How much will the rest of your stock be worth with competing cheaper imports from your fellow states? After all you said you in courage free trade within the block.

Now I'm not that nieve to think there won't be any cheap imports after the eu slings it's hook, but these Pacific islands love meat and that ain't a bad thing in a beef farmers mind. ?

It’s posts like these that reinforce how blinkered to reality we really are.

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