EU sausage war

[linga]

Didn't the original Yes Minister description have emulsified in there as well ?

It did. I should have included it

 

[ollie989898]

IF UK, did what it agreed to do, NI people wouldn’t see these impacts. If it invested in the infrastructure, IT systems, hired and trained the requisite staff, etc, etc, the Protocol would work as it was designed to work.
But hey, it’s Bozza The Clown..

Bullox. Only a certified idiot would try to impose any kind of restriction between NI and the rest of the UK or NI and the remainder of Ireland. There is absolutely no need for any kind of peculiar border arrangements whatsoever. It's just the EU being a bunch of lames.

 

[capfits]

Bungling, Useless and Frosty after having sold the deal to the brine sweated are now trying to forment a fake fervour for something they agreed to.
Where is the Orwell of our times for this nonsense.
For that is what is, constructed nonsense.

 

[bobk]

Bungling, Useless and Frosty after having sold the deal to the brine sweated are now trying to forment a fake fervour for something they agreed to.
Where is the Orwell of our times for this nonsense.
For that is what is, constructed nonsense.

Agreed , it was a poor divorce , but we're out .

Common sense will prevail one day .

 

[stevieg]

Bullox. Only a certified idiot would try to impose any kind of restriction between NI and the rest of the UK or NI and the remainder of Ireland. There is absolutely no need for any kind of peculiar border arrangements whatsoever. It's just the EU being a bunch of lames.

true.
What sort of imbecile would agree to a customs border within their own country in a international treaty.

 

[bobk]

The Northern Irish should tell the EU to implement their own f**kin rules . then they would realise .

 

[Ashtree]

Oh dear….. someones left the junior class unattended again…

 

[JimAndy]

you got to love these forums, one thread " what we can't have lower standard food from Australia in this trade deal. we must stop it at once. and another thread " what the EU won't allow food that doesn't meet their standards in, this won't do, don't they know we British"

 

[manhill]

Apparently Macron behind this

better than kissing, ugh!

 

[Muck Spreader]

true.
What sort of imbecile would agree to a customs border within their own country in a international treaty.

Surprised you need to ask after two years of the imbecile.

 

[str2mslf]

We're on 6th month post Brexit 'deal'. If you could only comprehend what is happening right now between NI and Britain , what type of mad show is being run in APHA, DEFRA and DAERA. It is like having a wedding in small town circus. Contradictions, de-regulations. Incomplete phytosanitary certificates from third countries, goods coming without proper check on entry. Import regulations being very loose compared to export regulations just to move anything to NI. Plain wrong officers, expecting exporters to adjust within days. Double standards - crazy paperwork for small companies while corporate supermarkets moving everything like borders don't exist, because they got a 2h window few days around Christmas 2020 to register and have exemption from export regulations. Jobsworth officers asking for sealing trailers with plant produce for export like it's a livestock. Pure madness and utterly disgusting way government is dealing with own laws.


But feel free to blame EU for everything.

 

[Hindsight]

We're on 6th month post Brexit 'deal'. If you could only comprehend what is happening right now between NI and Britain , what type of mad show is being run in APHA, DEFRA and DAERA. It is like having a wedding in small town circus. Contradictions, de-regulations. Incomplete phytosanitary certificates from third countries, goods coming without proper check on entry. Import regulations being very loose compared to export regulations just to move anything to NI. Plain wrong officers, expecting exporters to adjust within days. Double standards - crazy paperwork for small companies while corporate supermarkets moving everything like borders don't exist, because they got a 2h window few days around Christmas 2020 to register and have exemption from export regulations. Jobsworth officers asking for sealing trailers with plant produce for export like it's a livestock. Pure madness and utterly disgusting way government is dealing with own laws.


But feel free to blame EU for everything.

As was intended by the EU politicos. Part of a game.

 

[nivilla1982]

Surprised you need to ask after two years of the imbecile.

Part of a longer failure by successive UK governments and political unionism.

 

[BrianV]

We're on 6th month post Brexit 'deal'. If you could only comprehend what is happening right now between NI and Britain , what type of mad show is being run in APHA, DEFRA and DAERA. It is like having a wedding in small town circus. Contradictions, de-regulations. Incomplete phytosanitary certificates from third countries, goods coming without proper check on entry. Import regulations being very loose compared to export regulations just to move anything to NI. Plain wrong officers, expecting exporters to adjust within days. Double standards - crazy paperwork for small companies while corporate supermarkets moving everything like borders don't exist, because they got a 2h window few days around Christmas 2020 to register and have exemption from export regulations. Jobsworth officers asking for sealing trailers with plant produce for export like it's a livestock. Pure madness and utterly disgusting way government is dealing with own laws.


But feel free to blame EU for everything.

This is the beauty of Brexit we now know exactly the right pillocks to blame starting with the head pillock in no 10

 

[BrianV]

Am I the only one that finds it laughable when some jumped up EU spokes person comes on the TV complaining of chilled meats & sausages going to Northern Ireland, hello, endless amounts of such items are flooding into this country ( a third country) with no restrictions whatever, time to reciprocate any rules they intend to put in place don't you think!

 

[le bon paysan]

Am I the only one that finds it laughable when some jumped up EU spokes person comes on the TV complaining of chilled meats & sausages going to Northern Ireland, hello, endless amounts of such items are flooding into this country ( a third country) with no restrictions whatever, time to reciprocate any rules they intend to put in place don't you think!

Checks start at the end of this month. It was the UK that postponed the import checks as they weren't ready.

 

[BrianV]

Checks start at the end of this month. It was the UK that postponed the import checks as they weren't ready.

As I mentioned in no 34

 

[bobk]

He said the EU had offered a temporary solution to the chilled meats row, ahead of a comprehensive trade deal, but he said the UK was not prepared to accept it because it would involve signing up to EU food standards.


Neigh lad ...........

 

[Ncap]

Is that 'neigh lad' a reference to the horse meat scandal?

And 'signing up to'. Is that like 'signing up to a deal that they have scrutinized in minute detail' (Iain Duncan Smith) and would not change a line of?

 

[BrianV]

Is that 'neigh lad' a reference to the horse meat scandal?

And 'signing up to'. Is that like 'signing up to a deal that they have scrutinized in minute detail' (Iain Duncan Smith) and would not change a line of?

Boris & Frost are a bit like the NFU, they have this stupid idea that if they play nice & don't rock the boat too much everything will work out ok, life is not like that when negotiating you need to have as strong a hand as the opposition & be prepared to act tough if you need to.