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<blockquote data-quote="DrWazzock" data-source="post: 7821584" data-attributes="member: 2119"><p>Without some good will we are all stuffed in my view. It cannot just come down to money. IMO a lot off what’s gone wrong over the last 20 years is down to greed. Those fertiliser plants should have been nationalised. It’s bad enough seeing kids on TV abroad starving but the prospect of farming here for the very highest price we can get while kids go hungry sickens me. If that really is farmers attitude then they shouldn’t be surprised if there land is nationalised.</p><p>One lesson from history of the Corn Laws sticks in my mind. Two people were shot and killed by the militia here in Lincolnshire for each daring to take a scoop of grain off a passing barge to feed their families. We are no where near stage but once shortages bite they cause real hardship and are almost impossible to reverse quickly. Politicians meddle at their peril.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DrWazzock, post: 7821584, member: 2119"] Without some good will we are all stuffed in my view. It cannot just come down to money. IMO a lot off what’s gone wrong over the last 20 years is down to greed. Those fertiliser plants should have been nationalised. It’s bad enough seeing kids on TV abroad starving but the prospect of farming here for the very highest price we can get while kids go hungry sickens me. If that really is farmers attitude then they shouldn’t be surprised if there land is nationalised. One lesson from history of the Corn Laws sticks in my mind. Two people were shot and killed by the militia here in Lincolnshire for each daring to take a scoop of grain off a passing barge to feed their families. We are no where near stage but once shortages bite they cause real hardship and are almost impossible to reverse quickly. Politicians meddle at their peril. [/QUOTE]
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