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"In not so many years time the majority of brexiteers will be dead or in a 'duffer state' sucking their dinners through a straw
So with luck the country can make a fresh start, and get back the advantages it threw away"
Impact of Brexit on economy 'worse than Covid'...
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"In not so many years time the majority of brexiteers will be dead or in a 'duffer state' sucking their dinners through a straw
So with luck the country can make a fresh start, and get back the advantages it threw away"
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So with luck our children in the future will help to make this Country make a fresh start, and get back the advantages that WE threw away .
So with luck our children in the future will help to make this Country make a fresh start, and get back the advantages that WE threw away .
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"and get back the advantages that brexiteers threw away"
Don't count those who chose to stay in the EU as part of WE!
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https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-uk-meat-butchered-eu-b1950800.html
We are exporting meat to be butchered in Ireland and then re imported for sale.
Leading UK meat producers are having to send carcasses to the EU to be butchered before re-importing them again because of the ongoing post-Brexit staffing crisis.
The British Meat Processors Association (BMPA) said several “major” firms were now sending beef to the Republic of Ireland due to the shortage of local skilled butchers.
“It’s all a bit desperate,” the BMPA’s chief executive Nick Allen told The Independent. “The labour is over there [in Ireland] so it makes sense to have prime cuts shipped over then so it can butchered and brought back here.”
We are exporting meat to be butchered in Ireland and then re imported for sale.
Leading UK meat producers are having to send carcasses to the EU to be butchered before re-importing them again because of the ongoing post-Brexit staffing crisis.
The British Meat Processors Association (BMPA) said several “major” firms were now sending beef to the Republic of Ireland due to the shortage of local skilled butchers.
“It’s all a bit desperate,” the BMPA’s chief executive Nick Allen told The Independent. “The labour is over there [in Ireland] so it makes sense to have prime cuts shipped over then so it can butchered and brought back here.”
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Working from home can apply to Irish butchers.https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-uk-meat-butchered-eu-b1950800.html
We are exporting meat to be butchered in Ireland and then re imported for sale.
Leading UK meat producers are having to send carcasses to the EU to be butchered before re-importing them again because of the ongoing post-Brexit staffing crisis.
The British Meat Processors Association (BMPA) said several “major” firms were now sending beef to the Republic of Ireland due to the shortage of local skilled butchers.
“It’s all a bit desperate,” the BMPA’s chief executive Nick Allen told The Independent. “The labour is over there [in Ireland] so it makes sense to have prime cuts shipped over then so it can butchered and brought back here.”
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I doubt that happens because there is a significant voting block that thinks we just won the war and our empire hasn't crumbled - as long as there is a weatherspoons there will be this mindset.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-uk-meat-butchered-eu-b1950800.html
We are exporting meat to be butchered in Ireland and then re imported for sale.
Leading UK meat producers are having to send carcasses to the EU to be butchered before re-importing them again because of the ongoing post-Brexit staffing crisis.
The British Meat Processors Association (BMPA) said several “major” firms were now sending beef to the Republic of Ireland due to the shortage of local skilled butchers.
“It’s all a bit desperate,” the BMPA’s chief executive Nick Allen told The Independent. “The labour is over there [in Ireland] so it makes sense to have prime cuts shipped over then so it can butchered and brought back here.”
That's odd because Ireland were reporting a shortage of workers in this field just recently.
Meat factory worker shortage ‘challenging processing’ 21 July 2021 Free (farmersjournal.ie)
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Over 3 months ago, and the cause was Covid. The additional burden caused by UK outsourcing its butchery has also affected the workload.
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