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More importantly, how is it in the EU's interest to try and starve and bankrupt Northern Irelands businesses ?
Are the directives politically motivated or is there a serious concern about a plant entering NI with UK dirt on it ?
 
More importantly, how is it in the EU's interest to try and starve and bankrupt Northern Irelands businesses ?
Are the directives politically motivated or is there a serious concern about a plant entering NI with UK dirt on it ?
Still obsessed. Ooh, nasty EU sticking by the rules that we voted to be free of. This is what we voted for, so no problem.
 
But why ?
What is in it for them ?

There does not have to be anything. They are all about delays. Their inflexible bible of rules is sacrosanct and just applies across the board. The vaccine thing took them an age to actually look at, upon which they took a practical view as it finally dawned on them after 3 months that it would benefit them. The Astra Zeneca over 65s farce was just the cherry on the top of their natural paralysis.

In the end, that impracticability will create as many pains in the arse for exporters based in their own member countries as it does for any businesses in this country, particularly when our rules diverge.

We can be more business user-friendly, starting with assisting Northern Ireland supermarkets.
 
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EU continue to show how utterly perverse they are. France, Germany and others slag off Astra Zeneca vaccine in an attempt to discredit a success story to their own advantage. The European public take this on board and start refusing AZ. EU uptake of vaccine embarrassingly slow and suddenly they've got an AZ vaccine lake that no one wants. Italy blocks AZ shipment to Australia. No one wants AZ in EU, but hey let's fuck the Aussies to get back at AZ. The bones of the EU laid bare.
 
But why ?
What is in it for them ?
Did we leave hoping the rules didn't count?
I repeat, we voted for this as we didn't need EU membership in order to flourish. They were holding us back and milking our finances. Now we are free. You should be pleased rather than pointing out that they are keeping to their rules. It doesn't matter whether there's "anything in it for them". We are free. Rejoice.
 
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Did we leave hoping the rules didn't count?
I repeat, we voted for this as we didn't need EU membership in order to floirish. They were holding us back and milking our finances. Now we are free. You should be pleased rather than pointing out that they are keeping to their rules. It doesn't matter wheether there's "anything in it for them". We are free. Rejoice.
I’m delighted we are out of it, I’m just looking for an answer as to how the Eu benefits from attempting to block plants going in to NI because of the British dirt that they are grown in ?
How does the Eu benefit from blocking M&S selling M&S sausages in NI when they sell them in Valletta.
Maybe someone knows
 
Leavers still going on about the EU on this board and how right it was to leave. Looks like they are trying to justify it to themselves. Move on. Remainers have.