Boris Johnson unveils ‘grow for Britain’ plan

[wanton dwarf]

Don’t think we ever did have majority rule in this country …. FPTP (leveraged by media manipulation) certainly didn’t need a majority of votes to create this current situation.
Over 56% of voters did not vote for Doris …. And his cabal.

A lot less voted for the other Cabals .. FPTP would make everyone unhappy with their vote and no hope of fixing politics out of control.

FPTP won't ever fix the EU for example because they will never honour any countries voting - voters literally marginalised forever. Great for politicians though.

 

[wanton dwarf]

You could probably just sum this up as civilisation’s breaking down. And you’d be right.

We might see Civilisation break in 2022, if there is a bad harvest on top of a lack of fertiliser ... of course no Marxist dictatorship or "Leader of the free world" would ever think of releasing a "Problem" of any kind on the world.

 

[Turnip]

Don’t think we ever did have majority rule in this country …. FPTP (leveraged by media manipulation) certainly didn’t need a majority of votes to create this current situation.
Over 56% of voters did not vote for Doris …. And his cabal.

Only two instances in 100 year history of voting in the UK actually delivered a government that had the majority of number of votes.

https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/CBP-7529/CBP-7529.pdf

 

[Courier]

A lot less voted for the other Cabals .. FPTP would make everyone unhappy with their vote and no hope of fixing politics out of control.

FPTP won't ever fix the EU for example because they will never honour any countries voting - voters literally marginalised forever. Great for politicians though.

Need PR(STV) to truly represent the views of voters.

N.B. The 2011 was on AV which can be almost as devisive as FPTP.

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10156409141875132

 

[Courier]

Only two instances in 100 year history of voting in the UK actually delivered a government that had the majority of number of votes. View attachment 1042922

https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/CBP-7529/CBP-7529.pdf

Crap system isn’t it ….

 

[Humble Village Farmer]

Interesting idea about civilisation breaking down.

The one thing it all depends on is farming for everything else to work.

 

[Muddyroads]

Interesting idea about civilisation breaking down.

The one thing it all depends on is farming for everything else to work.

A wealthy man has many problems, a hungry man has only one.

 

[Steevo]

A wealthy man has many problems, a hungry man has only one.

Boris is not a hungry man. He has recently lost weight.

 

[Billhook]

The NFU are a joke. It’s just a bunch of conference w*nkers. Can add the NSA to that list. Jokers the lot of them.

I think Minette is a breath of fresh air and doing her best

 

[Billhook]

Makes sense to make clothes from renewable and biodegradable materials.

Who needs clothes with global warming predictions?

 

[DaveGrohl]

Boris is not a hungry man. He has recently lost weight.

Do we think he’ll keep it off? Losing weight is easy, it’s keeping it off that’s the problem. Fitbit wearers are heavier a year after buying them.

 

[Top Tip.]

Do we think he’ll keep it off? Losing weight is easy, it’s keeping it off that’s the problem. Fitbit wearers are heavier a year after buying them.

Is that true? If it is I find it incredibly amusing.

 

[Steevo]

Do we think he’ll keep it off? Losing weight is easy, it’s keeping it off that’s the problem. Fitbit wearers are heavier a year after buying them.

Who knows.

My post was a subtle suggestion that he was a man with many problems rather than just one.

Seemingly too subtle!

 

[Billhook]

I never heard it, but another farmer I was just speaking too said minnete did a good job of representing farmers on Jeremy whine.

Perhaps Clarkson would be better??

 

[DaveGrohl]

Is that true? If it is I find it incredibly amusing.

According to Prof Tim Spector in his book Spoon Fed. He cites several studies that have found this, references in the back of the book. It amused me too.

 

[Steevo]

Brilliant quote from Tom Bradshaw in the NFU email this week - well done to him for it.

“We need to make sure we keep pressing ministers so that we achieve sustainable food production alongside environmental protection. The pressure being placed on our businesses by rising costs is immense. When was it rational for people to buy a latte for £3 and expect a whole chicken to be delivered for £2.50?”

 

[Tarw Coch]

Brilliant quote from Tom Bradshaw in the NFU email this week - well done to him for it.

“We need to make sure we keep pressing ministers so that we achieve sustainable food production alongside environmental protection. The pressure being placed on our businesses by rising costs is immense. When was it rational for people to buy a latte for £3 and expect a whole chicken to be delivered for £2.50?”

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I like the idea of a press to put government ministers in, where do you get one and what would you do with a pressed government minister?..................but let’s not get too far ahead, we’ll start pressing them first and figure out what to do with them later.

 

[snarling bee]

What a load of absolute rubbish.

Government policy on almost everything - no strike that, everything is a complete failure.

I don't care if the government won't take any notice, they need to be told exactly what they are doing wrong and kept being told very loudly they are a right bunch of idiots - no strike that, they make an idiot look intelligent.

As regards your last statement WTF are you on about ? Seriously, what the hell do you think farmers are doing that is in any shape or form bad ?

Take a good look at that Shyte Hole Westminster, literally every living thing for 10 miles in every direction has been killed or is in the process of being killed. Who are you trying to kid ?

I suggest you read my last line again.
My point was that EVERYTHING IS CAUSING CLIMATE CHANGE NOT JUST FARMING.
Criticise my comments if you like but please read it first.

 

[Steevo]

I like the idea of a press to put government ministers in, where do you get one and what would you do with a pressed government minister?..................but let’s not get too far ahead, we’ll start pressing them first and figure out what to do with them later.

I'm pretty sure once pressed they would be classed as hazardous waste and you'd need a special licence to move them.

Actually, thinking about it perhaps they would be classed as waste BEFOREHAND and then once pressed could be considered a recycled material. Ballast perhaps - ideal for road building and encasing in concrete.

 

[Hilly]

We need to become more efficient.

Oi