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Leadsom admits uncertainty over post-Brexit environmental laws
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<blockquote data-quote="RobFZS" data-source="post: 3057272" data-attributes="member: 46"><p>He's entitled to think what he likes, it's derisory, there are opportunities available, to those that bother to seek them in our new found situation.rather than the likes of Dr dunk moaning that change might happen.</p><p></p><p>Anyway, strong remainers such as monbiot tell us Brexit means the same as GUTH, sh!t being pumped straight in to the rivers, hedges cut in june etc etc,</p><p></p><p>The reality is now the power is in all our hands, if we chose to leave it to the bunnie huggers to control us then that's a missed opportunity, instead many would rather moan at their fellow farmers, than get stuck in and make change for the better happen.</p><p></p><p>What i do find laughable about the whole situation is, the eu is suppose to be our biggest market, yet when i went to Greece a couple weeks back, there was not one single British product on the shelves and it's not asif their food there is cheap either, i'm sure they would love to play with the market, cut out supply and make all their goods more expensive by sticking tarrifs on ours though, that's surely the best way to keep the populous happy, starve them to submission.</p><p></p><p>Reality check, it won't happen, and if it did, it will be for a very short time indeed, they've had our goods for 40 years, take them away and their prices will rise, the Canada deal is a pointless addition to the Brexit debate, they have never had the amount of goods off Canada before so it's an addition at best, they know what our stuff costs and how it will affect their markets. </p><p></p><p>Finally, if we have soo little hope in our European friends being fair with us, than are they really friends? it's all abit Scot reg with the English being the enemy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RobFZS, post: 3057272, member: 46"] He's entitled to think what he likes, it's derisory, there are opportunities available, to those that bother to seek them in our new found situation.rather than the likes of Dr dunk moaning that change might happen. Anyway, strong remainers such as monbiot tell us Brexit means the same as GUTH, sh!t being pumped straight in to the rivers, hedges cut in june etc etc, The reality is now the power is in all our hands, if we chose to leave it to the bunnie huggers to control us then that's a missed opportunity, instead many would rather moan at their fellow farmers, than get stuck in and make change for the better happen. What i do find laughable about the whole situation is, the eu is suppose to be our biggest market, yet when i went to Greece a couple weeks back, there was not one single British product on the shelves and it's not asif their food there is cheap either, i'm sure they would love to play with the market, cut out supply and make all their goods more expensive by sticking tarrifs on ours though, that's surely the best way to keep the populous happy, starve them to submission. Reality check, it won't happen, and if it did, it will be for a very short time indeed, they've had our goods for 40 years, take them away and their prices will rise, the Canada deal is a pointless addition to the Brexit debate, they have never had the amount of goods off Canada before so it's an addition at best, they know what our stuff costs and how it will affect their markets. Finally, if we have soo little hope in our European friends being fair with us, than are they really friends? it's all abit Scot reg with the English being the enemy. [/QUOTE]
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