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Brexit Bug Gering British Business
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If this is what it is like within the first five weeks,then i can see this country being like Albania shortly.Madness.I suppose your job is safe down in London,nj.Up here in Scotland there is a lot of jobs dependent on selling stuff to the EU.I think the EU is the biggest buyers of our seafish,95%in fact.They are not buying now.Thanks for voting Brexit.
@18.03.Too much paperwork and bureaucracy from the EU side unfortunately.Every shipment from a third country like Britain has to go through extensive checks before it gets into the EU.These checks can go on for ages.Seafood unfortunately doesnt have a long shelf-life.Two or three days overlate at their destination and the whole lot gets sent back(with the sender picking up the costs,which they cant afford)and the whole consignment worth about £100,00 gets tipped into a landfill site.
//Do all the other non-EU countries have the same paperwork problems...//
No they don't. That's because they didn't have the temerity to leave the EU (and in fact were not foolish enough to join in the first place). There was never any doubt that whatever agreement was struck, the EU would make it as inconvenient as possible after we left. There is no reason, under the Agreement, why fish caught by UK boats should not be landed in Europe as they were prior to last month. They are simply being denied the facility because of bloody-mindedness.
This was always threatened by the EU both before and after the referendum. I'm afraid anybody suggesting we should not have left the EU because of those threats does not understand the British psyche.
No they don't. That's because they didn't have the temerity to leave the EU (and in fact were not foolish enough to join in the first place). There was never any doubt that whatever agreement was struck, the EU would make it as inconvenient as possible after we left. There is no reason, under the Agreement, why fish caught by UK boats should not be landed in Europe as they were prior to last month. They are simply being denied the facility because of bloody-mindedness.
This was always threatened by the EU both before and after the referendum. I'm afraid anybody suggesting we should not have left the EU because of those threats does not understand the British psyche.
YNNAFYMMI, in the Brexit vote in Scotland, 1,661,191 voted remain and 1,018,322 voted leave.
Using the percentages you gave for the three main parties and applying them to the 2015 General Election results in Scotland, leaves you 344,973 short for the remain vote.
Perhaps you need to have another go?
Using the percentages you gave for the three main parties and applying them to the 2015 General Election results in Scotland, leaves you 344,973 short for the remain vote.
Perhaps you need to have another go?
//These checks can go on for ages.Seafood unfortunately doesnt have a long shelf-life.// sic.
Explain who is setting the time scale for "these checks", and tell us whether you think that they know, that making the process with speed is, a common sense attitude when it concerns fresh food. If you don't know the answers just say so. I am sure that someone can help you understand.
Explain who is setting the time scale for "these checks", and tell us whether you think that they know, that making the process with speed is, a common sense attitude when it concerns fresh food. If you don't know the answers just say so. I am sure that someone can help you understand.
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