E.U: Leave or Stay? Your thoughts.

If only I'd known.
I threw out a half mouldy turnip yesterday. Was sitting on a gold mine there and never knew.

 

Was going to grow spuds in the garden this year. Better buy some turnip seeds, before the price goes through the roof. Do you think it might be worth buying hundreds of packs of seeds and selling them at 4 times the price on eBay?

 

You can mine them too. All you need is a few acres of land and some hella-expensive farming hardware and, within few months, you'll have enough to trade for a jumbo bag of dried pasta and a couple of pounds of tomatoes.

Be quick though, the scalpers are buying up all the farm equipment and John Deere is already upping production for direct sale to the farm-mining um.. farms.

 

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Get them while you can!

 

That's a turnip for the books!

 

That's so good

 

How it started..... how it's going.....

 

Fortunately that is a few percent less than the EU, so its going well

 

Naah, UK just caught up. Food inflation in UK and EU are now an equal 19.2% (March 2023 figures).

 

Can we just take a second to appreciate how dodgy that kid's badly shaved monobrow is though!

 

Brexit going well then...

If you’re under 50, it’s time to jump ship – get out of Britain while you can (telegraph.co.uk)

 

It's going as expected.

Torygraph telling people to jump ship. Must be remainers, the EU, immigrants or any number of not-my-unicorn reasons.

Gotta ask though, bit harder to jump ship without FoM and only 180 days allowed in the EU a year.

Numbnuts gonna numbnut.

 

This would be the same Torygraph that had back to back articles summarised as the following -

How dare lefty lawyers try and circumvent uk immigration laws!
Here's how you can get around French immigration laws and stay in your holiday home.

 

We're still being sheltered from the effects of Brexit until the end of this year.

Around 1/3rd of the income into the VCSE sector is still from the EU, with the majority coming from the ESF (European social fund).

The first tranche of that runs out at the end of September with the rest then tailoring off until all EU support funds are withdrawn from the UK by 31st December 2023.

You might think funding for voluntary, community or social enterprise organisations isn't a big deal, but the public sector and in particular the NHS, DWP and social services have become increasing dependent on them due to the cuts over the last 15 years.

Public services, non-profits, and those most in need are about to get hit really blood hard by Brexit.

 

They also keep kicking the import checks can down the road...

 

On the face of it, those increases seem significant, but percentages are oft misrepresented in studies, depending on the political or philosophical bent of the author.

Maybe I'm just **** at navigating websites on my phone but when trying the link in the article, to read the underlying data, I got trapped in a circle-jerk of self referencing links to the same abstract.

 

Stoopid's gonna stoopid.

Speaking of which the Dutch have given the anti-islam, anti-EU, Trump and Oban fan Geert Wilders the opportunity to become PM.

Whether he can get a coalition together remains to be seen.