What exactly has Labour said ......

[JohnD]

t is however, no exaggeration to say that horses pretending to be cows were routinely passed off as beef

Wrong.

That would be an exaggeration.

Or a false claim.

 

[fillyboy]

I think I heard them say, "For God's sake, DO NOT interrupt the Tories while they are finding novel ways to humiliate themselves."

 

[JohnD]

Strange historical and irrelevant film from tne past

 

[fillyboy]

Wrong.

That would be an exaggeration.

Or a false claim.

Shut up John, you know it's true, the EU were passing off horsemeat as beef in UK shops.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

It is however, no exaggeration to say that horses pretending to be cows were routinely passed off as beef in Ireland and various Eastern European countries.

It is no exaggeration to say that is totally wrong.

Its a boris truth

 

[fillyboy]

Strange historical and irrelevant film from tne past

It is strange isn't it, good fun though.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Shut up John, you know it's true, the EU were passing off horsemeat as beef in UK shops.

Lots on the net about it. Including in the uk.

But this sums it up

• Investigations suggested the adulteration was not accidental, but the work of a criminal conspiracy

 

[JohnD]

Shut up John, you know it's true, the EU were passing off horsemeat as beef in UK shops.

Wrong.

Horsemeat that had been inspected, certified and labelled as horse

Was fraudulently relabelled by criminals.

 

[fillyboy]

Wrong.

Horsemeat that had been inspected, certified and labelled as horse

Was fraudulently relabelled by criminals.

European criminals? tranny has a point about them foreigners.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

European criminals? tranny has a point about them foreigners.

I believe a yorkshire trader was the 1st to be prosecuted ?

 

[fillyboy]

I believe a yorkshire trader was the 1st to be prosecuted ?

2013 horse meat scandal - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Peter Boddy. Yorkshire

 

[JohnD]

European criminals? tranny has a point about them foreigners.

We know a country where the Conservative government had a "bonfire of regulations."

" Contributory causes
An article by Will Hutton about contamination in the UK lays much of the responsibility at the door of those who have (in the name of relaxing stifling red tape) removed much of the regulation of the meat industry, and cut the budgets and workforces—halving the number of inspectors—of those responsible for enforcing the remaining regulations.[90] Another article points out that "Long business supply chains are corruptible and can hide a multitude of crimes if no one checks for fraud or criminal activity".[91]

 

[fillyboy]

We know a country where the Conservative government had a "bonfire of regulations."

" Contributory causes
An article by Will Hutton about contamination in the UK lays much of the responsibility at the door of those who have (in the name of relaxing stifling red tape) removed much of the regulation of the meat industry, and cut the budgets and workforces—halving the number of inspectors—of those responsible for enforcing the remaining regulations.[90] Another article points out that "Long business supply chains are corruptible and can hide a multitude of crimes if no one checks for fraud or criminal activity".[91]

But the EU horsemeat scandal originated in Ireland and Eastern Europe.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

But the EU horsemeat scandal originated in Ireland and Eastern Europe.

Are you still trying to say it was an EU backed idea ?

And it was those foreigners at fault ?

You are either easily fooled, or like boris truths. Or more probably both.

Anybody who suggests boris is good for the country is likely to be in those categories.

And to be clear, thats not an attack at the tories (they dont need any help on that currently). Its a direct questioning of your own morals and ethics