Quote from: mOgliE on February 04, 2019, 02:27:15 PM

Quote from: Jet Cash on February 04, 2019, 01:53:12 PM

The EU forced the destruction of a lot of our high quality farming to enforce their inferior standards. It was heartbreaking to see tradition English apple orchards in Kent being burnt, just so that we could import French pap for cider making.

Hey hey hey don't put ALL the blame on the EU now ^^

I mean you can't blame them for putting some basic health standards. But I don't see how this relates to the end of some parts of English production.

And sorry to say that but England is as well known for its agriculture than France for its cars xD

i can imagine how their high quality farming standards where,

landlords plus a lot of impoverisched farmworkers. burning off a lot of humans in agriculture, can indeed improve the bloodtaste in agriculture (imagine the apples you ate on breakfast have costs 20 children the schooleducation how nice).

we can reintroduce those farming standards in uk, but the average englischmen will then be imagined similar like the average african or indian slum dweller,

without constantly printing money and driving their foreign trade deficit with foreigners, the brits will become poor as hell.

the english nobility who ran and managed those human labour intensive farms (house of lords) remember much better how it was, thats why they are so different regarding the EU membership compared with the house of commons

and without any internal divisions the nobility oppose the BREXIT.