Get Brexhit done

[Roy Bloom]

Ban on livestock export for slaughter

The measure is possible as a result of Brexit which allows the UK to break away from EU rules
Governing live animal exports

Ban the export of live animals and force the asylum seekers to use hazardous routes to claim asylum, risking their lives in freezing cold water, then forcibly relocate them to a country 1,000s of mile away.

I think some people have lost their sense of morality and humanity.

 

[blup]

It wasn't all evil. Point is, we look at all those laws and WE decide which ones we are going to keep and which we will not. Us. The UK. Nobody else.

The point is we didn't take back control because we signed a deal that subjects NI to EU laws. A good example (from a brexxer standpoint) of no deal being better than a bad deal. If we used our new found sovereignty to hand it back under the Windsor framework, no reason not to have signed Teresa May’s much more sensible trade deal.

 

[Notch7]

It wasn't all evil. Point is, we look at all those laws and WE decide which ones we are going to keep and which we will not. Us. The UK. Nobody else.

Which specific law caused you a problem?

 

[Notch7]

Ban on livestock export for slaughter

EU are already working towards it

Germany, currently a big exporter, has decided to restrict animal transports to non-EU countries by withdrawing veterinary certificates as of 1 July 2023. “To ensure that national restrictions are not circumvented, we urgently need better common rules in Europe,” a German minister said.

Other countries, Netherlands, Sweden Belgium and Denmark, have called for an EU ban on live animal export. Sweden is in charge of the EU Presidency during the first half-year of 2023.



by the way U.K. just signed a trade deal with Australia, a country that exports livestock for slaughter

 

[charliegolf]

Well we aint going back so live with it and stop whinging FFS.

You sure about that, are you?

 

[Notch7]

I just saw Brexit as breaking away from the control over us

EU didn’t have control over us.

UK had control of 99% of its finance, vast majority of its domestic law and U.K. parliament was unhindered.

Where EU had control, ie of common rules, U.K. were heavily involved in the decision making process.


It was always a fallacy we weren’t in control.

 

[Bod ...]

EU didn’t have control over us.

UK had control of 99% of its finance, vast majority of its domestic law and U.K. parliament was unhindered.

Where EU had control, ie of common rules, U.K. were heavily involved in the decision making process.


It was always a fallacy we weren’t in control.

Did you explain that carmley and effectively at pre the vote?

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Which specific law caused you a problem?

The ones that made fresh produce more difficult and expensive to get.

The ones that make it very awkward to take my dog abroad at the drop of a hat.

The ones that make it so difficult to take a van with tools on to Europe. So difficult I've stopped doing it.

Etc.

Can't think of any that have made anything easier or better for me.

 

[Notch7]

You sure about that, are you?

I very much doubt the U.K. will rejoin as an EU member as we were…..we will have to deal with the damage from Brexit for decades

Rejoin won’t be a binary in / out - there won’t be a rejoin referendum.


What will happen is that the U.K. will rebuild a relationship with the EU by incrementally working towards dynamic alignment on trade and increase diplomatic relations politically.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Ban on livestock export for slaughter

The measure is possible as a result of Brexit which allows the UK to break away from EU rules
Governing live animal exports

And the flip side is a problem with transporting live animals for breeding.

Quite a big market apparently

 

[Notch7]

Did you explain that carmley and effectively at pre the vote?

this is really really boring

I have explained so many times, it seems it doesn’t stick with you brexers, but here we go again:


I was totally ignorant pre Brexit, I reslised Brexit was a mistake after research. Unlike you and other brexers who still cling to the same lies you were told 8 years ago

Its not my fault I’ve moved a you are stuck in the past….that’s your problem to deal with, if you want to,stay ignorant of the facts, it’s your choice

 

[Bod ...]

Its not my fault I’ve moved a you are stuck in the past….that’s your problem to deal with, if you want to,stay ignorant of the facts, it’s your choice

It is you fault as you did the damage by voting brexit.

My brother voted brexit now that's effecting his retirement as he lives in a camper van travelling Europe and North Africa.

I voted Brexit. If I had the vote again. I d vote to stay. But I haven't got another vote, so I'd rather we get on with it without spreading negatives.

 

[Bod ...]

Its not my fault I’ve moved a you are stuck in the past….that’s your problem to deal with, if you want to,stay ignorant of the facts, it’s your choice

It is you fault and it was your choice as much as the rest of us. You did the damage by voting brexit.

My brother voted brexit now that's effecting his retirement as he lives in a camper van travelling Europe and North Africa.

I voted Brexit. If I had the vote again. I d vote to stay. But I haven't got another vote so I'd rather we get on with it without spreading negatives.

 

[gas112]

Ban the export of live animals and force the asylum seekers to use hazardous routes to claim asylum, risking their lives in freezing cold water, then forcibly relocate them to a country 1,000s of mile away.

Be closer to home for them when they decide to go back when things change after all is that not what asylum is about

 

[gas112]

Surprised the climate activists in here are worried about livestock rules.
I would have thought you would be calling out for a mass slaughter due to harm caused to atmosphere by them.