Surely the speaker needs to hold him to account over such a disrespectful and untrue response?
Threatening to freeze his financial assets would be better. Or a trial for treason.
He knows that he's got the flag-waving we won the war brigade forever, he can't believe his luck in having the stupidest electorate in Europe and his act has been rewarded at every turn. Why would he stop?
Wow just wow, didn't realise how such a few words could make me hate a man I detest even more than before.
Literally could not give a flying f*ck, could he.
Of course he doesn't give a f*ck, he's been reported to have made millions since the referendum of the back of brexshit. linky
He sits there with his I'm alright jack smug look on his face. Despicable little s*it of an excuse for a human being.
Rees-Mogg is a lightweight anachronism, it's the right wing libertarians such as Stephen Baker who are the real drivers in all this.
They're the scary ones.
Brexit: The economic impact a year on
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-business-59741804
Quake in fear Brussels! The big guns are out!!!
https://twitter.com/trussliz/status/1473287015345098756?s=21
Finally, someone with a bit of integrity.
That’ll kill some time Binners… watch all of Spicer’s videos. Many gems for you.
Well, January is going to be fun for UK businesses.
https://twitter.com/DanielLambert29/status/1473542887346475010
he can’t believe his luck in having the stupidest electorate in Europe and his act has been rewarded at every turn. Why would he stop?
At the risk of incurring weeksy's wrath, can I just wholeheartedly agree with this statement.
The problem in the UK isn't the selfish, rich scum at the top creaming off their millions at the detriment of the country as a whole.... that action is simply to be expected.
The problem is the portion of people who are screwed over by these policies and actions, but are unable to see what is happening before their very eyes. And so continue to vote for the same scum at the top.
Who's going to take up a 1 year visa, and in the current climate?
^^ Yeah, saw that.
I suspect it'll be a little like trying to lure the haulage drivers over that,well... didn't.
That said, I think the visa is for a few years rather than a few months?
A sticking plaster at best in a sector ravaged by austerity and Brexit.
Well, January is going to be fun for UK businesses.
And if business can't get goods in, the shelves will be bare. prepare for higher prices and less choice. As for fresh anything, forget it. Back to tinned peaches being haute cuisine.
thegeneralist
At the risk of incurring weeksy’s wrath, can I just wholeheartedly agree with this statement.
In fairness that was over crossing streams.
Dig for Victory.
I thought Angela Rayner overstepped the mark with her choice of words last month and that her style would put off many potential voters.
However, Jacob Rees Mogg has managed to prove me wrong and her so very, very right.
Jacob Rees Mogg
To be honest, Boris,Truss etc. are very much not to my liking but JRM is an utterly vile human being. He embodies most of the qualities I find abhorrent in human behaviour.
I can't find a single redeeming feature. Same way as I feel about Trump.
Dig for Victory.
Is that for, a new U.K.-Australia tunnel scheme that I’ve missed 🙂
Escape to victory?
A Dig Too Far.
Digging it...
JRM = C***
First up against the wall.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/dec/25/one-year-on-most-voters-say-brexit-has-gone-badly
"we knew what we were voting for"
I would like to know who the 14% are who said Brexit had gone better than expected.
Sad.
Presumably the people who are relieved the nation hasn't resorted to cannibalism yet.
I would like to know who the 14% are who said Brexit had gone better than expected.
Anyone like me who thought that what is to come would have happened by now. Those of us who think the worst is yet to happen. It's not that we think this is finished and it could have been worse, it's that we know it's nowhere near done.
everyone looking forward to the ban on chilled meat products next week. Only frozen going forward.
Has action woman Liz not gone begging for another extension of the 'grace period' yet?
mrmo
Free Membereveryone looking forward to the ban on chilled meat products next week. Only frozen going forward.
Can't open the PDF, is it import or export effected?
I would like to know who the 14% are who said Brexit had gone better than expected.
Anyone like me who thought that what is to come would have happened by now
Likewise. Because I was expecting a full-on cluster**** rather than a mere shitstorm. In an absolute sense, my expectations were indeed exceeded.
Hah, hey. Project Fear, that's me with egg on my face isn't it.
Interesting about the massive tariffs associated with the amazing trade deals (with a few multinational exceptions.) SMEs are in trouble
To be honest, he's not really thought about it much. He needs a new vet for a start. £180 is way out there for an EHC, typically £140 or less. Other options include using a consolidator who are exporting to the EU and will cover the paperwork, all you need is a GEFS attestation once a month signed of by the vet. There are a number of other cheese makers who are letting other producers piggyback onto their deliveries to the EU including Wyke Farms and Quickes, His trade would still have been impacted but he's a bit "oh woe is me" when he could have thought outside the box a bit.
The other option is smuggle it in via DHL, declaring clothes on the polystyrene boxes...
Perhaps you can send him your advice?
Is having to think outside the box to maintain some ability to trade one of the sunlit uplands?
Can’t open the PDF, is it import or export effected?
import, no non frozen meat preparations will be allowed from 1st jan. ie sausages, ready meals, etc.
Perhaps you can send him your advice?
Is having to think outside the box to maintain some ability to trade one of the sunlit uplands?
Maybe I should. I successfully did it in my previous job, with cheese no less, as a TM for one of the biggest UK dairy produce wholesalers in the UK. We exported 2 or 3 times a week and the cost of the vet was covered by the government for the EHC. So before the sarcy comment, remember there's always someone on STW with experience. His difficulty might stem from their previous interactions with others in the industry. Whilst I'm no fan of Brexit and the fact it increased my workload, it's lazy to blame it on everything.
As an aside I offered to their sales director to piggy back onto our exports, he declined. Can't help people if they don't want to be helped.
So did brexit directly lead to increased complexity and workload?
one of the biggest UK dairy produce wholesalers in the UK
So not an SME then?
Let's just remember we were promised no downside, only upsides and no change in any of the good stuff from EU membership.
Whilst I’m no fan of Brexit and the fact it increased my workload, it’s lazy to blame it on everything
Yep, as much as I don’t like it, if you weren’t noticing the lack of info from the gov and preparing some scenarios to hedge your business from the madness coming you weren’t really paying attention to the harsh business realities that you should have.
Keeping a business afloat always entails some out of the box thinking, to cope with the realities of change.
Companies oddly have managed to trade outside the E.U. Prior to brexit and the requirements to do that are fully known.
Your business just may not be viable anymore in the U.K. with the new realities of trade 🙁
Promises are like farts in the wind 🙂
As an aside I offered to their sales director to piggy back onto our exports
For free? That’s awfully good of you. It’s pretty obvious why SMEs don’t want to be dependent on their larger competitors (or third party fulfilment companies) for trade… but I agree with you that is the reality they face, and for now they need to suck it up and pay the big boys in the short term. In the longer term they need an EU operation or retail/wholesale partner (and all the costs, risks and dependency that entails).
I predict we will see a lot of victim blaming as the brexit cards start to fall
So rather than legislating against abusive use of monopoly or cartel positions the government has created them.
