Starmer's vision quest
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CXRAndy
Guru
Very true, tories just as guilty
View: https://x.com/TiceRichard/status/1934695008453423234?t=l2uEHVXa8haubVKY01dSww&s=19
View: https://x.com/TiceRichard/status/1934695008453423234?t=l2uEHVXa8haubVKY01dSww&s=19
Bromptonaut
Rohan Man
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And this is why the Telegraph isn't a reliable source.
They've taken one sentence where Casey refers to Non UK nationals and Asylum Seekers.
How many were Asylum Seekers?
CXRAndy
Guru
Do you know how many Pakistani men were originally committing these mass rapes of young British white girls. We don't know, theyare still finding gangs to this day raping white girls. There will be many many more, plus hopefully find why police, local authorities, councillors, health workers, tried to suppress this vile act. Convictions for anyone involved in hiding and committing this stain on British history
secretsqirrel
Regular
Another fine example from the Tedious Graph today….
PM's smoky bacon surrender to Brussels
Sir Keir Starmer has been accused of a "smoky bacon surrender" after it emerged British crisp manufacturers must change their recipes because of his Brexit reset deal. Brussels has banned eight flavouring methods which are still allowed in Britain, including those used for smoky bacon crisps. Now the Prime Minister has agreed to dynamically align with EU rules on food safety, the flavourings will have to be modified as the EU fears they could cause cancer.
PM's smoky bacon surrender to Brussels
Sir Keir Starmer has been accused of a "smoky bacon surrender" after it emerged British crisp manufacturers must change their recipes because of his Brexit reset deal. Brussels has banned eight flavouring methods which are still allowed in Britain, including those used for smoky bacon crisps. Now the Prime Minister has agreed to dynamically align with EU rules on food safety, the flavourings will have to be modified as the EU fears they could cause cancer.
briantrumpet
Über Member
How dare his risk saving us from cancer... what's the point of sovereignty if we can't grow our own British Tumours?!
Actually, as minor as this might seem, it's a reasonably good sign of the 'direction of travel' - it would certainly be difficult to square that with allowing dodgy US foodstuffs in the the UK market.
BoldonLad
Old man on a bike. Not a member of a clique.
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- South Tyneside
It's the "nanny state" isn't it?, telling us what we can and can't eat or drink 😂
First Aspect
Well-Known Member
I think given the availability of smokey bacon will remain, this could be a non story.
Stevo 666
Senior Member
Some people like being nannied.
Although strangely it's still pretty easy to buy ciggies in the EU. Maybe Eurociggies are better?
Ian H
Legendary Member
The Walkers' ones used to be marked as vegan (or was it just vegetarian?), and then they weren't.
C R
Guru
Apparently they were "halal", though not officially certified as such.
First Aspect
Well-Known Member
They are more stylish, yes.
