There is no more money

[Walterp]

Farmers now have the answer as to why HM Treasury has declined to say what funds might be directed at any UK agriculture policy after 2020, or why Treasury Ministers have consistently declined to meet the devolved governments.

Additional borrowing and taxes must be raised to keep financing the NHS, so that there will be no money for anything else.

I wonder how many farmers will be surprised?

 

[JP1]

Farmers now have the answer as to why HM Treasury has declined to say what funds might be directed at any UK agriculture policy after 2020, or why Treasury Ministers have consistently declined to meet the devolved governments.

Additional borrowing and taxes must be raised to keep financing the NHS, so that there will be no money for anything else.

I wonder how many farmers will be surprised?

And (despite statements to the contrary) the NHS will receive zip in the form of so-called savings from EU budget contributions. I'd be more inclined to stem any exodus from the City of London's earning capability

 

[Pieces_of_Eight]

Agriculture is only one piece of the jigsaw.

Education, defence, policing, social security, transport etc will all suffer if £900 squillion per day are pee'd away into the NHS.

 

[Derrick Hughes]

Can you post something happy , your so damn defeatist all the time , like my old brother said .look on the dark side your never disappointed .problem is he was awfull to live with

 

[Grassman]

Can you post something happy , your so damn defeatist all the time , like my old brother said .look on the dark side your never disappointed .problem is he was awfull to live with

He is determined to get his way with Brexit or at least make those who voted out guilty.
You would think that someone involved in the legal system would respect a democratic decision and move on.

 

[willy]

He is very tiresome, in fact I would say unhinged by his constant bashing of anything Other than his beliefs. Oh well must try not to open them...

 

[yellow belly]

Farmers will find a way as they did in the 1920s when the government reduced farm spending
Many talk about the 1930s but things improved then when we left the gold standard and devalued the £

Prosperity of farming depends on several factors
Prices (currency rate and import duty ) yield weather and skill or luck

 

[Smith31]

If farm funds are reduced and there is no profit in the job. People will stop farming, its as simple as that, farmers don't have endless cash supplies to finance loss making businesses.

Inevitably the price of produce will rise for the surviving farmers, its supply and demand. Nothing to worry about.

 

[Skimmer]

He is determined to get his way with Brexit or at least make those who voted out guilty.
You would think that someone involved in the legal system would respect a democratic decision and move on.

I will never feel guilty for voting to leave but I am now starting to feel bitter towards them who are getting pleasure out of screwing things up, they seem to forget it is also in their best interest for things to go well too.

 

[Werzle]

He is determined to get his way with Brexit or at least make those who voted out guilty.
You would think that someone involved in the legal system would respect a democratic decision and move on.

Criminal how some MP's want to ignore the democratic vote on brexit, walterps no better than them. Moaning all the time , which is weakening the goverments ability to get us a good deal . Proud to be british the day we won the brexit vote but also angered by the cowards who have tried to derail a democratic vote in a democratic country.

 

[Muck Spreader]

If farm funds are reduced and there is no profit in the job. People will stop farming, its as simple as that, farmers don't have endless cash supplies to finance loss making businesses.

Inevitably the price of produce will rise for the surviving farmers, its supply and demand. Nothing to worry about.

Unfortunately/fortunately their is a big world out there ready to supply the UK with cheap produce post Brexit. Just look at what the repeal of the corn laws did to British agriculture a 150 years ago.

 

[Werzle]

If farm funds are reduced and there is no profit in the job. People will stop farming, its as simple as that, farmers don't have endless cash supplies to finance loss making businesses.

Inevitably the price of produce will rise for the surviving farmers, its supply and demand. Nothing to worry about.

Long term the best thing that could happen is subs get taken away and then just put tariffs on imported food that stop us from being undercut

 

[Courier]

Criminal how some MP's want to ignore the democratic vote on brexit, walterps no better than them. Moaning all the time , which is weakening the goverments ability to get us a good deal . Proud to be british the day we won the brexit vote but also angered by the cowards who have tried to derail a democratic vote in a democratic country.

He is determined to get his way with Brexit or at least make those who voted out guilty.
You would think that someone involved in the legal system would respect a democratic decision and move on.

Only those who wish to stifle the natural dynamics of democracy could object to a proposal for a people’s vote on the ACTUAL Brexit deal which is yet to be decided.

 

[Exfarmer]

It’s ever so easy to blame the messenger, never mind the fact he is bringing the hard truth.
We may have voted leave, but no one said by doing this, you are going to be sh!t on from a great height,well it is coming soon , whether you like it or not.

 

[Pond digger]

Farmers now have the answer as to why HM Treasury has declined to say what funds might be directed at any UK agriculture policy after 2020, or why Treasury Ministers have consistently declined to meet the devolved governments.

Additional borrowing and taxes must be raised to keep financing the NHS, so that there will be no money for anything else.

I wonder how many farmers will be surprised?

Why would anyone be surprised. Again and again, it has been pointed out to you that farmers that voted leave, never expected to be better off. Brexit is bigger, much bigger, than farming.

 

[Werzle]

Only those who wish to stifle the natural dynamics of democracy could object to a proposal for a people’s vote on the ACTUAL Brexit deal which is yet to be decided.

Bo#locks, you just want vote after vote until you get the result you want.

 

[turbo]

Only those who wish to stifle the natural dynamics of democracy could object to a proposal for a people’s vote on the ACTUAL Brexit deal which is yet to be decided.

Totally agree but it’s either accept the deal on offer or just leave!no back door stopping in we have had that discussion and a vote now it’s time to implement the decision

 

[topground]

Another post on behalf of the establishment.

 

[Martin Holden]

Can you post something happy , your so damn defeatist all the time , like my old brother said .look on the dark side your never disappointed .problem is he was awfull to live with

Agreed. Dear old WalterP is a bit “glass half empty type”

 

[bosses son]

Long term the best thing that could happen is subs get taken away and then just put tariffs on imported food that stop us from being undercut

The goverment won't let that happen. They must make sure there is cheap food for the people. So I wouldn't be surprised to see production payments back when the UK is free from the EU.