| The Sunny Uplands part 9670740174087392134962159761495614569165126591675 on 15:25 - Dec 20 with 932 views | Dubtractor |
Wait, so when the brexit mob said that we would get rid of red tape, what they actually meant was that there would be MORE red tape?
I, for one, am shocked. |  |
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| The Sunny Uplands part 9670740174087392134962159761495614569165126591675 on 15:28 - Dec 20 with 921 views | footers |
The Europeans will be queueing up to buy our rotten shellfish. They'll eat anything, them. |  |
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| The Sunny Uplands part 9670740174087392134962159761495614569165126591675 on 15:28 - Dec 20 with 920 views | footers |
| The Sunny Uplands part 9670740174087392134962159761495614569165126591675 on 15:25 - Dec 20 by Dubtractor |
Wait, so when the brexit mob said that we would get rid of red tape, what they actually meant was that there would be MORE red tape?
I, for one, am shocked. |
Tories love red tape really. It's just the fact that it's privatised red tape which makes it sweeter. | |
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| The Sunny Uplands part 9670740174087392134962159761495614569165126591675 on 15:47 - Dec 20 with 882 views | Keno |
I think they are just being very shelfish |  |
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| The Sunny Uplands part 9670740174087392134962159761495614569165126591675 on 16:17 - Dec 20 with 840 views | factual_blue |
| The Sunny Uplands part 9670740174087392134962159761495614569165126591675 on 15:47 - Dec 20 by Keno |
I think they are just being very shelfish |
The tories are like shelves?
Surely not.
Shelves are useful. |  |
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| The Sunny Uplands part 9670740174087392134962159761495614569165126591675 on 16:31 - Dec 20 with 810 views | factual_blue |
I thought we were banning live animal exports? | |
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| The Sunny Uplands part 9670740174087392134962159761495614569165126591675 on 16:39 - Dec 20 with 798 views | eireblue |
| The Sunny Uplands part 9670740174087392134962159761495614569165126591675 on 16:31 - Dec 20 by factual_blue |
I thought we were banning live animal exports? |
Interesting, a Crustacean rights movement
Something to get your claws into? |  | | |
| The Sunny Uplands part 9670740174087392134962159761495614569165126591675 on 16:40 - Dec 20 with 800 views | factual_blue |
| The Sunny Uplands part 9670740174087392134962159761495614569165126591675 on 16:39 - Dec 20 by eireblue |
Interesting, a Crustacean rights movement
Something to get your claws into? |
That would be a sideways move. | |
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| The Sunny Uplands part 9670740174087392134962159761495614569165126591675 on 16:48 - Dec 20 with 788 views | factual_blue |
| The Sunny Uplands part 9670740174087392134962159761495614569165126591675 on 15:28 - Dec 20 by footers |
Tories love red tape really. It's just the fact that it's privatised red tape which makes it sweeter. |
In my experience, tory initiatives to reduce red tape led to the setting up teams of Civil Servants to find pointless legislation and processes to get rid of. The suggestions, carefully collected and presented to Ministers with explanations of the consequences of sweeping this stuff away.
Ministers then decide not to do any of it.
In the early eighties, maggie appointed Derek Rayner from M&S to look for things to get rid of.
He fastened on DHSS pension books. Each order book had a limit of £50 on the weekly amount. Therefore, if your weekly pension was £50.01 you had two order books, one for £50 pw, and the other for 1p per week. He said this was stupidity.
Then, on the TV programme Nationwide he was confronted with the M&S cheque account that had been recently introduced. You could buy stuff in M&S and pay with one of these credit card cheques.
The maximum amount for a cheque was £50. So if you spent £50.01, you had to write two cheques.
And that was the end of Derek Rayner's anti-red tape drive. | |
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| The Sunny Uplands part 9670740174087392134962159761495614569165126591675 on 17:11 - Dec 20 with 760 views | Basuco |
So UK fishermen will win back the rights to UK waters, but destroy their main market, the EU, as well as the UK government ensuring the documentation required will effectively finish off selling fish to the EU. I bet the fishing industry is regretting voting leave now. |  | | |
| The Sunny Uplands part 9670740174087392134962159761495614569165126591675 on 17:14 - Dec 20 with 748 views | jeera |
| The Sunny Uplands part 9670740174087392134962159761495614569165126591675 on 17:11 - Dec 20 by Basuco |
So UK fishermen will win back the rights to UK waters, but destroy their main market, the EU, as well as the UK government ensuring the documentation required will effectively finish off selling fish to the EU. I bet the fishing industry is regretting voting leave now. |
They've got us in a right pincer movement. |  |
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| The Sunny Uplands part 9670740174087392134962159761495614569165126591675 on 09:03 - Dec 21 with 587 views | Freddies_Ears |
| The Sunny Uplands part 9670740174087392134962159761495614569165126591675 on 17:11 - Dec 20 by Basuco |
So UK fishermen will win back the rights to UK waters, but destroy their main market, the EU, as well as the UK government ensuring the documentation required will effectively finish off selling fish to the EU. I bet the fishing industry is regretting voting leave now. |
EU cannot understand why UK has been holding out for a deal on fishing that would, by definition, destroy our own fishing industry (by closing off its essential export market). It's almost as if Johnson & Co want a No Deal but haven't got the balls to say so! |  | | |
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