E U. Should we stay or should we leave.

[big_cod]

na very happy with the fact that the u k has voted for it's own determination as opposed to being managed by unelected e u oligarchs.

 

Have you seen the mess they have made of the e u, massive unemployment, free for all migration

 

junk legislation that's not fit for purpose, to the extent of using tax payers to subsidise huge conglomerates to produce nothing.

 

happy days

 

 

 

errrrrm tell us why the value of the pound against the dollar and euro affects you personally, lower pound means more exports surely?

And what does everybody eat FOOD to televisions every day esenstials are all going up the pound is weak and yes Barry this is reality not fiction plus our AAA ratings gone into thin air so who is going to pay for this decision joe blogs in the street who really hadn't a clue what he was voting for but he soon will .

[barry luxton]

And what does everybody eat FOOD to televisions every day esenstials are all going up the pound is weak and yes Barry this is reality not fiction plus our AAA ratings gone into thin air so who is going to pay for this decision joe blogs in the street who really hadn't a clue what he was voting for but he soon will .

 

New Zealand lamb is a start. the u k could easily be self sufficient in food production and as for the fishing, getting control back of 4/5ths of our seas can be a rather large bonus. Did you know b c, the u k used to make tellies. Cheap disposables ones are still made in the far east, no need for the middle man. Anyway have no fear we will still be able to trade with the block as they daren't impose tariffs, they need to trade with the u k far more than we sell. And to make that possible they would certainly need to adjust their prices to continue selling. It's called balance.

 

Are you aware of all the manufacturing companies that have closed and relocated the work to the e u continent, using e u tax payers money. I have already posted that one would you like me to bring it back so you can have a proper look at it.

 

fancy a busmans holiday to the south coast b c. We have home grown blonde ray big bream conger eel bull huss, rather large ones and they are expected to be caught in two days, last weekend more kin bass than you can shake a stick at, nice plaice, even turbot. Yup plenty for all to go around, come on down and taste the delights. thank goodness the e u management won't be managing that lot

 

food prices going up?, have you seen this b c? http://home.bt.com/news/uk-news/food-prices-show-deepest-deflation-for-more-than-a-year-11364071937447

Edited July 7, 2016 by barry luxton

[RUDD]

Trade will not change for at least two years.

HMRC chief system struggles at the moment.

10,000 more customs entries at the channel ports per day alone would finish it.

The EU would grant the UK Europe status and duty free trade will continue with Europe if we do leave.

UK government had no plan B incase of an out vote as it's not going to happen ant time soon.

Do you really think the next prime minister will commit instant suicide?

If any thing the next stage is a general election.

A general election no one wants to win?

[corydoras]

New Zealand lamb is a start. the u k could easily be self sufficient in food production and as for the fishing, getting control back of 4/5ths of our seas can be a rather large bonus. Did you know b c, the u k used to make tellies. Cheap disposables ones are still made in the far east, no need for the middle man. Anyway have no fear we will still be able to trade with the block as they daren't impose tariffs, they need to trade with the u k far more than we sell. And to make that possible they would certainly need to adjust their prices to continue selling. It's called balance.

 

Are you aware of all the manufacturing companies that have closed and relocated the work to the e u continent, using e u tax payers money. I have already posted that one would you like me to bring it back so you can have a proper look at it.

 

fancy a busmans holiday to the south coast b c. We have home grown blonde ray big bream conger eel bull huss, rather large ones and they are expected to be caught in two days, last weekend more kin bass than you can shake a stick at, nice plaice, even turbot. Yup plenty for all to go around, come on down and taste the delights. thank goodness the e u management won't be managing that lot

 

food prices going up?, have you seen this b c? http://home.bt.com/news/uk-news/food-prices-show-deepest-deflation-for-more-than-a-year-11364071937447

And you know this how?

[Ken L]

Oh dear. Deutsche Bank is faltering.

[RUDD]

Oh dear. Deutsche Bank is faltering.

And their football team

[barry luxton]

bet these 5 europeon countries would love the chance to devalue, however euro rules mean more of the same, referendum anyone:

 

The European Commission, after weeks of pushing off the question of whether to penalize Spain and Portugal for breaching EU budget deficit rules, has made a decision - largely to let others decide.

On Thursday, it formally found Spain and Portugal in breach of the 3-percent deficit limit and forwarded this recommendation to EU finance ministers, who will decide whether penalties ought to be the result. The finance ministers are set to meet next Tuesday.

EU fiscal regulations require eurozone member countries to keep their budget deficits under three percent of their gross domestic product (GDP). There has been a long list of past breaches - France, Greece and Croatia also came in above the allowed level last year alone - though no country has yet to be fined for it.

[barry luxton]

And you know this how?

 

what would you like to read, add on the explosion of u k fish stocks following dumping of the bloated europeon fleets, they can go manage and fish the med. And fish the African continent still..............................

 

I have a question for you, do you fish?

 

never seen you holding a fish on anglers net, are you shy? if not, ask away, I can talk for England re fishing off our coast. my last para i'll bring you some foto's back from next weeks trip if you want. Normally I'm too busy bringing them up but I will give others a chance if you like.

 

 

quote:

 

This is important because food security is along with energy security the most certain guarantee of a country’s sovereignty. Moreover, energy security is bound up with food security, viz:

 

“Crude calculations suggest that UK agricultural land could provide more than enough food from arable production in terms of our daily calorific requirements, in theory making the UK self-sufficient”. (DEFRA report para 4.14).

How much food does the UK currently produce? The DEFRA report says:

“As a measure of domestic food security, self-sufficiency does not cover the processing and distribution of food, it does not allow for the imported energy on which domestic agriculture is directly and indirectly reliant, and it does not take account of the resilience of the supply chain.” (DEFRA report Para 4.15)

 

“Currently the UK is 60% self-sufficient in all foods and over 74% self-sufficient in foods that can be produced in this country” (Para 4.12).

“self-sufficiency ranges from around 10% for fresh fruit to around 100% for cereals” (Para 4.15).

 

cornflakes, milk and even the sugar needed are in abundance, tate and lyle can commence producing the sugary stuff as opposed to being paid e u tax payers money not to produce anything, btw, they recommended out as well.

Edited July 8, 2016 by barry luxton

[barry luxton]

Oh dear. Deutsche Bank is faltering.

 

 

I blame reliance on fiddling libor rates.

 

anyone wish to blame Germany's largest bank's demise on the referendum

[Anderoo]

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jul/08/brexit-causes-resurgence-in-pro-eu-leanings-across-continent

 

Why don't they want their sovereignty? So strange.