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live stock exports & the EU
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Your the frail looking one having a vanity attack with your cheap sunglasses at the back boyo
Oakley 'Two Face' XL with prism lenses actually.
You wanna try skiing every day for five days on five hours kip per night.
Your not impressing anyone.
Try getting a life down the pub or playing bingo. Would suit someone your age better than making a fool of yer self.
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Correct.
Would you be able to sign me in?
So long as I get invited by guys ten years younger than me, I'm not gonna complain.
Its a wonder they can put up with you. I'm surprised you made it being transported live across Europe. LoL
Anyway.. as said this thread is not about vain ole guys past their sell by date.
Its about the eu and animal welfare.
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Which one is you Nosey?
Leave me out of it then!
The construction worker - of course!
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Brilliant!
Transom's (arse end) whole thread is based on the lies that EU ONLY allows shipment of live animals, and PREVENTS the meat from being shipped in chilled or frozen state.
I present a UK government web site that proves the vast majority of transport of meat into UK (UK still being regulated by EU) is in chilled, frozen or processed state, and you disagree.
The main market for lamb in UK is for leg, do you think we breed sheep with just legs and no other part of the carcass?
Are you so stupid you believe a Daily Mirror account of some sheep having to be destroyed supports transom's (arse end) claim that only live animals are allowed in and out of the country, which is still regulated by EU, and will probably continue to be after Brexit?
The EU regulations DO NOT prevent the import/export of chilled, frozen or processed meat. Neither do they prevent the import/export of live animals.
Why would UK want to not allow import/export of live animals?
I suspect the vast majority of live animal movement is between NI and UK mainland. An exploration of the ITA website would show the true position.
The EU regulations do provide for veterinary inspection and certification of live animal import and export.
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The farmers can choose not to sell their animals, or to put a very high price on them, but they do not!They travel in dire conditions & some do not survive when they reach there country of destination. Often a country beyond Europe , were welfare rules are less strict or non existent.
Perhaps north Africa or the Middle Eastwere they can face ritual slaughter
A carcass would be pointless for ritual slaughter.
Utter nonsense. The vast majority of meat imported and exported is frozen, chilled or processed meat.Attempts to replace the exports of live animals with chilled carcasses have been ruled as un-lawful under EU law
We import more than half of our food. Restrictions on animal EXPORTS out of UK will not make an iota of difference to the vast majority that are IMPORTED!
http://www.adas.uk/News/eu-trade-negotiations-trade-flows-of-livestock-products
The EU regulations provide for veterinary inspection and certification.
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/moving-live-animals-or-animal-products-as-part-of-eu-trade
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/farm-an...lation-on-the-welfare-of-animals-in-transport
In short, arse end is either totally misguided and gullible, or he is intentionally spreading lies and deceit.
I suspect the latter.
He is a disgrace! Post Brexit and UK must develop more meat and livestock trade with these countries ( Hong Kong, China, Africa, Pillipines, etc) that arse end is suggesting that animal treatment is a total disgrace.
There is an alternative model which arse end and mightyblab may prefer. 90% of our meat and animal trade is with EU. Post brexit, there may only be 10% of the current trade in meat and animals. We will be mostly vegetarians by then, except that we need to import non animal-origin food as well. But heyho, Brexit at any cost eh?
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The RSPCA , Compassion in world farming , joanna lumley, animal welfare campaigner celai hammond, jan leeming, and numerous MP's have launched a campaign to ban all live exports as soon as the Uk leaves the EU
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How will they compensate the farmers, livestock transporters, etc?The RSPCA , Compassion in world farming , joanna lumley, animal welfare campaigner celai hammond, jan leeming, and numerous MP's have launched a campaign to ban all live exports as soon as the Uk leaves the EU
Oh, silly me, they will have loads o' money sloshing about.
Will they be banning imports as well, which is far more than exports?
Dunderhead!
Oh, look, rather than neutering animals now, Celia Hammond has started a campaign, arguing that animals should not be neutered against their will.
Arse end tells outrageous lies, then when he is shown to be an outrageous liar, he pretends he was only joking.
The amazing thing is, some not only believe his lies, but actually embellish them!
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ritual slaughter
I see you are attacking Jewish religious laws. What has that to do with the EU? British law has always allowed exemption.
call it what u will .
Animals that are tortured for religious reasons is a disgrace IMHO . I do not care if they are Jewish , Islamic or christian , or any other mumbo Jumbo
the entire rag tag mob can be put under one heading "Fruit Cakes".
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