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- James O'Brien discussed the obesity crisis today and how it is being blamed by the media for a sick note culture but in the middle of taking a call from a GP, James asked if she minded if he interrupted to make an apology to the farming community.
I discussed James’s show here in this video • Are Farmers To Blame F...
It is true that low standard, heavily processed foods cause obesity and health problems. It is why we need to ensure Britain has access to good quality and affordable British food.
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Farmers should apologise for voting Conservative.
nothing like all of us do
Hmmmmmmmm not sure about that ...... however Farmers deserve more local support definitely
Your comment doesn't make sense, Lou.@@louearnshaw-brown9478
James O’Brien has for me become a voice of reason especially regarding brexit. I’m 77 now and I would dearly love my country to return to the EU while I’m alive, not only for my selfish sake but particularly for our kids, grandkids and coming generations.
Well said d 👏👏
@@SteelExoskeleton The EU selfishly does not want the UK back .
@@sarahann530 Who could blame the EU for that?
@@jackthebassman1 Considering the insults that were hurled at the EU by the Brits , the EU should show the UK what real economic power means .
@@sarahann530 , why would they?
They had enough of Farting Fartage and Rees Maggot
Plenty of farmers had great big Vote Leave banners in their fields... I bet there wouldn't be many doing that now if there was another referendum .
That is why liz is here - to get back the farmer subsidy that was lost after brexit. The farmers miscalculated and didn't see that the general decline to the economy due to brexit would hurt their personal subsidies. So, here's liz, cosplaying as an anti-brexiteer and really just a front for the new reality of wealty farmer lobbying (liz gets in the order of 100k per year farming subsidy for her inefficient and non-competitive operation) in order to maintain or increase that. Brexit is not her actual issue; her farming subsidy is. That's why her videos are full of so many obvious lies and empty handwaving import food quality. She's here to scaremonger. Her motivation is not ordinary britons, a better NHS, or anything of the sort. It's her subsidy and the subsidy of the farmers she is here to lobby for.
@@ac583 The lies told by the Leave campaigners were VERY targetted (Cambridge Analytica) so the large banners were funded by the Leave campaigners and not necessarily the farmers/land owners.
Yet pretty much only the same % voted for Brexit as the general population. Why did several areas of England put out the St Georges Flag and Brexit posters? I don't hear you having a go at them. Why not?
@@mattsyson3980 Oh, thats a new one - so everyone can just show up at a field and put their banners up ? Who do they pay for that, the city counsel? Or the village idiot?
@@Ooze-cl5tx There are regulations for putting up notices. you may have seen that many were on old truck trailers as they are 'technically' not a permanent fixture which WOULD require 'planning permission' and aditionally it was for the purpose of the referendum so even if there had been complaints the council staff would not have time to get it to 'court' (pass judgement on it's suitability.). Only if the land owner objected would any action be taken against posters being put up but landowners may have been 'ambivolent' or have their palms crossed with silver to simply 'overlook' a banner.
Liz, I hope you can move the needle and bring sanity back to the UK. Thanks for all you do.
Well done Liz -
I realy cannot understand why there is not more pushback from businesses who are going out of business over Brexit.
There might be but it is also hard to impossible to get media coverage so that people know it is happening, and can feel encouraged to join in... which generates more and or regular coverage. People can help by mass sending letters to editors demanding coverage, or starting hashtag campaigns. I agree w you. Cheers!
The media don't report on it. The CBI and BofE say something and they're slapped down in the media for promoting project fear or being sore losers. People voted for this, including the majority of farmers, and we have to make the best of it, regardless of the sanity of the matter...
Its difficult, you need 100% of your customers to stay in business, you can't risk alienating half of them by expressing opinions that might lead to them going elsewhere. Only when its too late and your business is failing and you have nothing left to lose can you say what you actually think.
Stiff upper lip right to the end
There is pushback but small & medium sized businesses are powerless & their woes fall on deaf ears. Most media, including the BBC, are pro Tory & still pushing the Brexit dream.
Children should be taught horticulture, domestic science and basic healthcare in school.
And in d home ❤
@@foppo101 Being a teacher that makes me sad.
We have a very different system it seems here in Germany as there are even special classes for the very bright students like your granddaughter as we found out that they get bored if they aren't challeged and often fail.
After all they are the " raw material " of our countries' future economic success without wanting to diminish the value of the average student.
Children would learn better if they were taught reasoning by their parents before they entered school.
@@irminschembri8263 To continue your theme, there was a 'scheme' in the UK for 'gifted' children but it was often maniopulated by headteachers because it raises the school's profile and eventually attracts greater 'income', actually a serious fault created by the Dof E. It was the inverse of putting 'problem' children in the corner with a hat with D written on it.
There's nothing to apologise for until forgiveness is asked for. The farmers that DID vote brexit, owe the entire country an extremely heart felt apology, as does EVERYBODY that voted brexit. It may have had a little effect on some, but it has had a profound impact on so many families and businesses. And for what?!! I find it quite unforgivable at the moment as they've all just moved onto spreading lies about refugees now. Horrible people.
Tory strategy is to divide and rule.
Without this strategy, the Tories would not win.
I live in rural Northamptonshire, surrounded by farms one thing I can say is I only ever saw vote leave placards in the fields around us. I never saw a vote remain signs in any farmer fields around here.
I trained as an accountant years ago. I was responsible for tax returns for many Farmers. Guess what a huge chunk of their income was? EU SUBSIDIES.
O'Brian apologizes to the 48% of farmers who voted remain, wouldn't it be a good idea for the 52% of leave voting farmers to apologize too?
It’s important to understand that people voting Brexit did so in good faith. It’s the Tories helped by Corbyn and Farage who ensured this mess not voters.
@@lizwebstersbf
Unless the referendum was advisory I don't understand how anyone could vote for something that couldn't be defined.
If I suggested a vote on 'Have You Had Enough Of Living Here ?' wouldn't you want some detail on how, why, what and where the alternatives were before you voted ?
I merely looked at who was promoting Brexit and voted Remain.
'Brexit means Brexit' was Snake-Oil, a cure-all for whatever people wanted to think it would solve.
With a 52/48 result there was also no mandate for anything as extreme as what we got.
All capped off with an 80-seat majority for the duplicitous Johnson to decide what rules we would or wouldn't keep.
A complete shambles from start to......still unfinished !
Only if you get the 51% of the population that voted for Brexit to apologise. Why pick on farmers particularly, apart from the fact you just don't like them. I could pick on several groups who were far more in favour.
My comment evaporated.
What a pointless exercise.
FYT.
@@hens_ledan "Why pick on farmers..." Because farmers are the topic of Liz Webster, she's a farmer herself and it's all about farmers. And I did not mean the brexit farmers to apologize to every one but only to their collegues who wanted to stay in. It's allways good to read comments properly to understand them as they are meant.
#tough shit Brexit voting farmers and fishermen
Many farmers voted Brexit and for the conservatives. The fishing industry too... Look at Scotland.
I have lived in Spain for many years and been back in Uk for the last 10 years I was amazed by the amount of people who don’t know how to cook. We need to show people how to cook again, using fresh products. Spain and france always cook with fresh products, they have massive markets with fresh fruit and veg, fish and meat. A butchers and fish mongers in every town, we have lost the plot, processed food is the big killer here.
Sadly processed food is making it's way into French supermarkets together with the idea that food should be available quickly which is against French/Spanish/Italian culture.
@@mattsyson3980 yes I have seen it in creeping into the Spanish food market. But also a lot of supermarkets in spain do ‘homemade’ fresh food such as roast chicken, paella and vegetables of all classes.
Rishi will have to make sure he loses ellection because people are fed up of tories and their will be anarchy riots if tories win
The great British public will make damned sure we lose any rights we ever fought for to do anything about anything. Great Britain. 💩
It's amazing that farmers' voices haven't been heard following the Brexit vote. I haven't heard any pushback on the idea they all voted Brexit.
Deafening silence on brexit. All the cretins have moved on to spreading lies about refugees now.
Not all farmers did.
No Farmer or Fisherman should have voted Leave - Utter Madness. How anybody running an export business to Europe thought they'd be better off, or they'd get better support than the EU gave is beyond reason.
If all the farmers in this country had voted for Brexit in the referendum and that's a BIG IF that alone wouldn't have made Brexit happen in this country
British farmers are such a small percentage of the voting public and don't have a huge political influence compared to France where a bigger proportion of the voting population there are involved in farming in the first place, that's why they have much more influence over their government as to what happens.
The UK farmers deserve pity
It is also because French consumers care a lot more about quality and do not accept food junk on their plates.
Also French farmers are willing & able to cause havoc in order to be heard by the government & the public is generally supportive of farmers.
British farmers may organise a quaint one-off pangeant in the hope of gaining media attention to their plight but no one is really bothered in the UK.(except the farmers of course)
its hard to accept that the "average" english voted 52 % for the lies , lies so obvious that it hurts.
But for farmers and fisherman to believe the lies about their OWN f-ing buissness and now claiming
"we did fall the same percentage as the average Brit so its not our fault" is so ridicoulus and disgusting.
If you claim to not know more about your own buissness than the average person on the street - then go get a job you do understand and leave farming to those who know what they are doing.
Like a butcher, that only wants vegans as customer.
I doubt you'd see Nigel Farage standing on a soap box in a fishing port now spouting bullshit lies to fisherman.
@@trevordance5181 Or is he too thick skinned to realise the damage he’s caused - anyway, he’s clearly hankering for a job under Trump judging by his constant sphincter licking of the Hugh Jass.
@@trevordance5181 Indeed. He still has his supporters, but I think the good burghers of Grimsby would lynch him. Too late now, mind. I think the saying goes, “You won. Own it!”
ask liz how much subsidy she gets per year to farm as she does.
Very well said here, Liz Webster.
"The National Farmers’ Union lobbied to increase the amount of pesticides allowed in the UK’s drinking water and to allow farmers to spread manure more frequently as part of a post-Brexit loosening of environmental regulations" The Guardian , May 10th 2024
Who put all those bloody signs in farmer's fields?
I agree with everything you say,and everything you have said.I have lived in Germany for over 45 years and go back to S.Devon at least twice a year..have done all over those years,to see family.Each time I go back,it gets worse.I motor past all these bloomin lorries lined up..for a few years now..on the way to Folkstone.Anyone who thinks Brexit is a good idea needs their head examining.My concern is.....how could this all be righted?
Well said Liz
Liz, I fear your attempts at being an apologist for farmers will only go so far in gaining them their forgiveness. We, the 49%, will always remain. Remain angry, remain betrayed, remain bitter that so much was given away without a thought, remain wistful about what might have been, remain outward looking, remain European. We will remember. We will tell our children. We will write the history. And Brexiters will be the traitors. I, and every Remainer, accepts that not all farmers voted for Brexit, but the majority did - and in greater numbers than the overall vote. All farmers and fishermen will be lumped into the Brexit group. That isn’t fair on the sane ones, but Brexit isn’t fair. And never will be.
An extremely good interview thanks, that GP being interviewed by James O’Brien should be widely interviewed. Liz if you could it would be worth doing an interview with Prof Danny Dorling of Oxford who is a geographer who specialises in mapping poverty and deprivation in the Uk and the complex reasons why the UK is (in his words) a failed state.
Farmers complaining bet most of them voted for Brexit . Unbelievable
I wish more farmers could open their own shops to encourage local produce.
Manufacturers make huge profits on cheap ingredient food products and drinks containing high levels of carbohydrates, industrial oils and sugars with added chemicals to extend shelf life, all of which spike insulin levels making people gain weight.
Liz, you are 110% correct. The food and the quality of food are at the heart of the public health issues in the UK, USA, Canada,Australia, etc. The UK pays 11% of it's Gdp on health , Italy 9% I believe and are ranked at 109 on the obesity scale, the UK 27.
Thank you! I wish more people could see this and we could all unite against corporate domination.
@@lizwebstersbf I agree, but thank you Liz it starts with grass roots movements like yours, so many people feel the UK needs to work together to get out of the mess it's in.
In the 1990's I was working with a food processing company as they implemented a computer software business system. In one session we had a senior member of their management in the session and he was called out of the meeting to receive an urgent phone call. When he returned he said he was going to have to leave and return later as an urgent matter had come up. When he returned he explained that, that morning there had been a very significant change in the pound/dollar exchange rate and he had been called out by one of his supermarket buyers demanding that he resourced some of his meat products from the US as there would be a considerable saving for the supermarket when he did so. He was not given the option he had to do it. Of course that benefit was not passed on to the end consumer but kept as profit by the supermarket chain. He explained that the profit they made as a food processor was based almost entirely on how much water they could retain in the cooking of the meat.
There needs to be an urgent investigation into how UK supermarkets operate because despite their claims of innocence they have been taking the British consumer and their suppliers for a ride for years. and it has to stop.
GB is the 51st State of the USA.
Good film though the UK is part of Europe physically however mentally it's in a class of it's own...
Nah!
conspiracyrubbish.
I gotta say.
You are stepping up re Brexit and whatnot, and as a representative of British farming, that is actually making up for the wrongdoing of those farmers who supported and pushed for brexit. Your actions are worth 1000 mealy mouthed words. Thank you!
Who gives him the authority to to apologise for us
That statistic on processed food is absolutely shocking.
this is why patients in care homes never become better better because their fed on rotting tinned proccessed foods
Part of the problem is the British will happily let 10000 people suffer just to stop 1 taking the piss.
They will invoke schemes that cost a LOT more than the saving of stopping that 1 taking the piss, and have 10000 suffer because of it.
That attitude needs to change
If UK people would like to stay in EU they would. Now they need to face consequences or see with their own eyes. They had enough of experts 😂
We left by a tiny percentage, now those who got their own way got what they voted for, the trouble is so did we pro Europeans who considered the issue thoroughly.
It begs the question....IF farmers weren't heavily pro-Brexit (it might have been 50/50 split) why on earth weren't farmers so massively anti-Brexit that it would have been obvious to everyone they wished to remain in the EU?!......given that farmers had most to lose. Did farming community not realise their closest market would be made more difficult to sell to and trade deals would allow floods of cheap food to undercut British farmers? It was pretty obvious to most business people and farmers are business people after all
Buy local. Stop supermarket fixing prices and ban them from screwing farmers over and force them to source 30%local produce. More regulation to save farming, reign in agrocorporate greed merchants.
Huh. It takes time to transport stuff all around the globe? And food gets bad after a while? Who could've known? A revelation, eh, Mr. Rees-Mogg?
Excuse me but its mostly about UK fishing!
In anyway my UK friends tell me that brits dont like Seafood.. exept "Fish and chips", and the fish is imported frome Norway, Iceland or Russia.. cod or haddock!???
What.. an island in the atlantic where the population dont like seafood, hove is this even posible???
Then my friends tell me that UK waters is manly herring, makerels, and mussles, scallops, crayfish and oysters!
That they use to sell to France.. that love seafood!
The depressing thing is there will be very little change in the attitude and policy on Europe under a Labour government, they are even more terrified to utter the word than the Tories.
That's what the Tories want you to think. Labour has to attract Conservative voters & so doesn't want to ruffle too many feathers but once elected, their attitude to the EU will be very different to that of the Tories.
@@LowPlainsDrifter60 I hope your right, would like to see Starmer openly push closer ties, he might be surprised by people's positivity.
the super rich,,will they go hungry??????
When hell freezes over
They will sell the cheapest crap to consumer and make the money but eat only the best high quality foods that are no longer affordable by the average people.
Heard it live, and thought of you Liz. 🎉
You're right about our diet. I'm shocked at what gets put in our food. One needs a PhD in Chemistry to understand what one is ingesting. Problem is we now speak american so we're susceptible to their crap. Also, supermarkets are heavy financial contributors to the tories. No wonder we're a nation of fat diabetics.
I can't find evidence to support the claim that the supermarkets make major donations to the Tory party. One of the Lords Sainsbury has, but it seems that was after he stopped running the business. Lords Sainsbury also gave money to Labour and the Liberals.
It takes a lot to say "Sorry, I was wrong, I apologise". To do so on air? Mind you, JO'B has repeatedly shown an ability to change his mind.
Funny how Keir Starmer gets slated if he changes his mind, even if the facts have changed.
If the facts change I change with them. Belief never changes right or wrong.
It was John Maynard Keynes who said,
'When the facts change I change my opinion; what do you do, sir?'
@@alana8863 So not Milton, Keynes.
Good job!
Where are the tractor's Liz. No tractors in London no impact. Get the tractors back to London.
I have found that if he feels he was wrong about something he will be quite happy to say sorry. As a Brit living in Austria, here the farmers are held in high regard by politicians and the general public. ie. Here in the town I live in the local council has a shop just for farmers to sell any food that is not sent to the markets. There is a 4 week time when a farmer can turn his farm (in conjunction with other farmers)into a restaurant using their produce and ALL PROFIT IS NOT TAXED.
Save EU Farming
The NFU did a voting intention survey before the referendum and nearly 60% of farmers said they intended to vote leave, so James is being kind to you. English farmers were far more likely to vote leave. I think there's a bit of embarrassed suspension of truth and reality in the farming community. Also, Pat Minford said quite openly that industry and farming would be impossible after Brexit so there shouldn't be any surprises here. He was the vote leave economist, after all. There is no bringing down trade barriers with the EU. Johnson's withdrawal agreement saw to that. The CU and FM will only come with an acceptance of the 4 freedoms and asking for anything else is 'cherry picking' as was explained to the leave campaign during the Brexit deal negotiations. Farmers were annoyed with the common agricultural policy and they've got this instead...
And I don’t actually ever see farmers waving EU flags at their demos or asking to rejoin ( apart from Liz of course).
More Americanised says it all in a nutshell. Bunter's dream.
The key is don't vote to tory ,I also belive the supermarkets do not have an interest in our health.i also believe the farmer's vote for brexit was higher than 52% the farmer's true % was more like 60 % ish. Brexit was a massive mistake
I confess to having poorly judged obese people in the past and I apologise. Having listened to people like Robert H. Lustig, I have come to realise that he is right, we are in a war with the food industry and the poorest in society are on the front line. But I also want to say that people can take more responsibility and control of their diet. I am vegetarian and constantly I am told how much more expensive it is to buy fresh veg, and consistently I prove everyone wrong (including my wife).
With a little planning and preparation you can eat very well even on a budget. But I know my situation is not the same as everyones and understand the need for quick meals. But its possible to eat better.
Brexit disaater
The E.U reminds me of Animal Farm.
The Commonwealth is an association of actual free nations making their own laws and crucially with their own currency.
Euro fascism rebranded.
I've always beleived it's processed foods and the additives used in foods which cause obesity .
Many years ago there was a documentary on channel 4 whereby a reporter would go into a supermarket and ask children where does meat come from .
Of course none of the children knew the answer which is very telling of how big business manipulates the population .
Thank you so much for your posts. You provide Agriculture not Agro-culture. Cheers ,Liz.
people would rather take to the streets with anarchy riots and die than suffer 5 more years of tories
And it's welllll past time we followed the French example.
Strange how brits are so heroic behind their keyboard, since out in reality they don't do anything, meek as sheep.
I think riots will be restricted to football matches. There is still too much apathy out there. The older generation aren’t going to riot and many of the younger generation are apolitical.
Thank you so much Liz for your great videos. Spot on.
We’re with you Liz.
Liz, why do you speak about Europe as if it was a foreign country ? Don't you realise that britain is in Europe? This seems to me to be a common belief in your country.
Britain is part of the same land mass, yes BUT it is now cast adrift and will continue to 'float' away.
Let's not talk about farmers, but bio industries.
They produce food. It's an industry.
Producing food is not the same as producing plastic bottles or car parts.
There is a difference
I would expect no less from James O’Brien.
How come he doesn't apologise for his lack of support for Sangita Myska?
Problem is the cost, in france its cheap, here it's a rip off.
Subscribed 👍.
I would not feed my dog this produce.
I’m a farmer & a remainer- seemed like an obvious thing to stay in the community for trade reasons, subsidy income etc.
I know a number of farmer Brexiteers and I get the claiming back our sovereignty argument. Fair enough.
Now, however, there’s little to be gained by persisting with squabbling over this issue.
What matters is that we move forward with our new found freedoms and seek fresh opportunities such as they are.
We need to hammer home to the public and government why the current industrialised financial food provision model is dangerous for our health & rein back the undue, overpowering and unbalanced economic power that large food & big Agriculture wield.
We need to stop treating food as an industrialised commodity that allows profiteering by large corporations at the expense of human health.
The Agricultural & Horticultural Development Board releases from time to time extremely effective marketing campaigns that promote healthy British food. At the same Government sponsored health campaigns should be increased. If more resources are poured into this stuff & consumers become better aware of healthier food choices, markets would develop that meet the need. Farmers markets are a good example and should be actively promoted by government
‘“I get the claiming back our sovereignty argument”
Sorry but I must stop you right there. It’s a bogus argument that has no foundation on fact and what it shows is that those farmer Brexiters you know had bought into the decades of lies about what the EU is, and also have bought into the decades of delusions about the place of the UK in the world.
To say that we must now pull together to ‘make it work’ is nonsensical. As Dr Richard North a leading pro Brexit trade expert (but only of a soft ‘Norway’ style Brexit), commented in his blog the day after Johnson’s EU-UK Trade & Cooperation Agreement was cheered to the rafters in the HoC, “Brexit will fail because you cannot legislate lies”.
you get the claiming back our sovereignty argument?
dude, we've never not had our sovereignty, it's our sovereignty that allowed us to leave the EU!
? The Government's own White Paper on Brexit said the UK's Membership of the EU did not affect our Sovereignty whatsoever.
Brilliant today, as ever. :)
has that lady got a brain injury in last 4 years. i remember word and blame anyone get saying leaving the common market was a bad idea. but now saying you get whet you vote for is unfair blame. madness
I wonder when the British will finally see what Brexit is/was all about...
EU members have to allow audits so the EU budget can be negotiated for a next period.
It's a bit hard to make money disappear with this scrutiny. It's hard to justify tax breaks. And it is hard to let (semi-)public facilities fail and privatize them (companies owned by friends of those who let the system fail, ofcourse).
Anywho, Breggsit, it was supposed to be working...
Why are the NFU lobbying the government to reduce the environmental standards on pesticide use, and nitrate run off? Because it reduces their costs.
We have imports using products banned here. This is the main reason why we need to undo Brexit!
@@lizwebstersbfThat didn’t answer the question. I understand that some imported products may use methods / procedures banned here. The question is why are these methods banned and if the reason is valid why would farmers want to use them to harm their own countryside, other than for a financial reason. The other option is to campaign to stop imports that use methods banned here or if they are vital to us, increase their price via taxation, so food produced without such methods can compete. Damaging the county side doesn’t seem the most logical solution. Nitrate run off is causing lots of issues that’s being ignored and has been for years. The crazy situation exists where I was involved with the centre of three large fields adjacent to a river. This centre field was down for development and the other two remained for farming. We had to remove all traces of ammonia and nitrate running off into the adjacent river, at the cost of over £1 million, whilst the two adjacent fields could continue with their farming and associated nitrate run off.
Oh plz. Treat your dog better than this
Brexit is one thing, but 72% of farmers said they intended to vote conservative at the last GE (source:Farmers weekly).
Brexit was bad, but the implementation of a hard Brexit that farmers overwhelmingly voted for was way way worse.
I dont see farmers protesting about trade barriers, they are protesting (here in Wales) about having more handouts.
Sorry, but no, farmers knew what they were voting for and indeed 39% of farmers say they still intend voting Tory at the next GE
So you list to JoB? I am not surprised. JoB has the best listeners.
Wish someone had bleeped over the swearies.
This woman is insane. Brexit derangement syndrome. Almost as bad as James.
?¿? Any credible organisation ever take time to thoroughly analyse the monetary chain system.Risk/Costs operations & % of profits from producers to the consumers ?¿? .
We might be surprised not to say shock
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Ask the question "How can wealthy people make the most money from our farming assets?" Certainly not from farming. Find an answer and you will see the hidden agenda.
Obesity bad diet has clogged up our nhs too, make the junk food industry par for our nhs
Why? You buy the products, not the industry.
It's so important you keep these videos coming, Liz.
I've lived in Germany for 18 years where I received a Masters in small business. I knew these problems would arise and therefore voted to remain. Why is the UK hell bent on causing further misery in the name of Sovereignty and Bringing Back Control ?
Nice to see the kie oot.
Hi farmers, I have lived and worked in France for 30 years. The Brexit vote ended my career and the Erasmus for my daughters. Will I get an apology from Farmers?
It was mostly men who voted Brexit by 55% women only 49%. Farming vote was split, as James explained
Americanised? 😔
I really enjoyed most of this video but I must mention the butcher: we got his opinion plus a look at the product, at no point in his monologue did he express any objective point or refer to any analysis. It's ironic that a lot of the Brexit (leave) discourse was similarly a froth of opinion / views and almost no substance in fact or law. We can do much better than that.
peoples pets becoming ill and Obese too because ther fed on procesed Tin foods
this was BS, the t-shirts were Midas Touch merchandise. Please report the facts!!!!
I can't move on, or away from this place .........I got moldy savloys, 0ne good packet.........10 moldy ones, well over 1000 pounds stolen by Iceland, new bed from face book £110 .....had my electricty meter cut at 2 in the morning, had knives shoved in my face, my passport and birth cert with loads of other stuff stolen, i'm in a care home a German(51%) ....and proud, i've only been there twice but born in munster, my dad died while on leave (british army) liverpudlian ......first time i went Tommy Robinson spoilt it, ten year later guess who turned up, Tommy again only he was doing nazi salutes etc, with about 300 proper hard core nazi's who that nite tried to set a supermarket on fire used to house refugese, now because of my past I can't afford to go home to see my brother etc, i went for 6 weeks first time with a dresden family, same famely second time for 6 weeks, I know well off record dealers who moved from here to Germany, now rip off people and don't pay there taxes, and send big donations to the Afd.........I'm getting tired in 8 and a half years living in my bedroom, no ho hot water for most of it, and damp all over, anyway the name of my housing Orbit and have been no help whatsoever infact, with out French managers not the nice french folk, the other ones you know the ones...the farmer, has his own room here but I've never seen him......over to you.................ho 8yrs of carpet fitting etc, all night etc.............look on line, the vids are there, how they do it..............you know what, I have screamed for help at 3am out of my window, no one even bothered. I was a happy go lucky scouser, now ?
ps this is not my name, for obvious reasons. my bank only opens 2 days a week and i can only get £150 out at a time that doesn't help either.......UC is madness, some nice people, but they all listen hard to explain, right now.
no he did not
the farmers who I know voted for it because they were wanting more having been trampled by the supermarkets, you attach things like a daisy chain, without accountability or reason. its just like a girl saying I love him but he didn't want me, so I made love with him and HE got me pregnant!!! what !!!! farmers shot themselves in their own foot, a self inflicted injury.
It’s everyone who is shot in the foot when we lose food security and healthy food.
And James O’Brien did apologise bc he listened and absorbed evidence which proves farmers are just people.
@@lizwebstersbf no he didn't, he gave a very focused apology, it is you that are misrepresenting and expanding it. yes farmers are people , they have the capacity to be greedy, needy, avaricious. you portray them like they are all saints. they are not, I've never known a farmer to sell anything at a loss, even for the public good.
@@philipmoore3269 well sounds like you’re happy to eat the imported food from Argentina.
@@lizwebstersbf no I am not, but it does sound like you jump to conclusions that meet you narrative
Simple fact if there's cheap legs of lamb in d supermarkets they will be bought
So much excuse making ... "it's everyone else's fault that my children are fat".
Now it's some cortisol thing.
Use the plunger not your hand noddy or you might loose you fingers in the mincer. I know the machine you're using has a deep throat, but joe schmos who's watching this may not have.
And maybe BOTH Liz Webster and James O'Brien could apologise for the slanders and falsehoods thrown at Australian and New Zealand livestock producers.
Your dumping the shite here, and rubbish bear from wagons parked up for days, leaving your flags and canadian ones up the A5 .........WETHERSPOONS are US ah ah, only because i notices, it was obvious burning wagons full of old produce insurance companys couldn't keep paying out.
What falsehoods? Low standards in both those countries
@@danganbeg7225 As compared to Britain, whose farmers inflicted mad cow disease on the world, by feeding powdered sheeps' brains to herbivores?
The simple fact is that British livestock importers do NOT have to accept sub-standard animals. Nor do retailers have to accept sub-standard produce for sale in their stores. Nor do consumers have to purchase and consumer sub-standard produce.
I do not like the live animal export industry in my country, but this bleating about "standards" is just BS (two animal puns in one sentence lol).
If you have any EVIDENCE about low standards of animal husbandry in Australia or NZ, I'd be happy to respond.
Well they haven`t got the EU to slag off so easily now so.....come on!
@@danganbeg7225 As compared to Britain, whose farmers inflicted mad cow disease on the world, by feeding powdered sheeps' brains to herbivores?
The simple fact is that British livestock importers do NOT have to accept sub-standard animals. Nor do retailers have to accept sub-standard produce for sale in their stores. Nor do consumers have to purchase and consumer sub-standard produce.
I do not like the live animal export industry in my country, but this bleating about "standards" is just BS (two animal puns in one sentence lol).
If you have any EVIDENCE about low standards of animal husbandry in Australia or NZ, I'd be happy to respond.
We voted for Brexit because of the Tories self indulgence and retreated back to an island because that’s what they wanted and we can’t even swim in our waters because they are polluted.
Hmm. I thought you were voted for Brexit because you are a nation of idiots.
@@billsmith-hl8rk hmm. The causes of Brexit are many and varied. But it wouldn't have happened if the British had not been deeply ambivalent about the EU all along.
@@Purple_flower09 Deeply ambivalent, mainly because of the false propaganda and lies that they had been fed for forty years. And, most of those instrumental in the leave campaign were either ridiculously wealthy or doing the work of their corporate supporters. Straight bananas, anyone?
The UK is not a member of the EU. James O'Brien is a bit upset about that.
Most British people are upset about it so James is not alone. Unbelievable that some Brits are happy that they left the EU but when asked to point out a gain they can't name anything.
You’ll be upset when you can’t afford to eat thanks to Brexit.
I am too.
The Brexiters took a near 50/50 split result and corrupted it into what they claimed was an absolute majority, handed down to them by the "will of the people". Instead of the Brexiters pushing the UK to the cliff edge of destruction by triggering Article 50 as soon as humanly possible and a pushing for a ruinous "No Deal Brexit" there should have been a recognition that, between the people who cared enough to vote, there was a near parity of opinion; and so a second, confirmatory, referendum should have been called in order to find out what the public wanted to do next. What kind of relationship should the UK actually have with the EU. The peoples of the UK were denied that choice by those in power who could only see the rewards of privatisation and deregulation before them.
@@edwardbernthal160 many people in the trades say they have more work and are better paid. I don't know if this is true, but the failure to acknowledge this issue and grapple with it was one of the mistakes of the remain campaign.
From 10:50 onwards, this video is very depressing.
Welcome to hard Brexit Tory Britain, we hope you enjoy your stay.
But very much maligned and miss understood
If you know farming
The distance between consumer and farming
Quality and reliability is good
It's farming g'good
Farmings good farmings good
It's f,'f' farming good
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I'm classed as obese yet I only eat one meal a day because that's all I can afford. I would rather have one decent wholesome unprocessed meal per day now, than a dozen Ultraprocessed chemical concoctions. But the damage has already been done. After years of eating manufactured ultraprocessed chemical "food" which is deliberately made to be addictive. I now have permanent health issues, including insulin resistance from over producing cortisol & Diabetes. I have the typical cortisol belly. I am in constant pain which limits my mobility & my life. Did I do it deliberately? Is it really my fault? All this happened long before the internet made information on the food industry readily available. If I had known 20-30 years ago what I know now, I would definitely have made different choices about what I ate. But I believed the hype & advertising of those decades, where we were told that the foods of the 1950/60's were considered bad for us from the 1970's onwards and that we had to start eating this "healthy" low fat packaged food stuffs, with added essential vitamins & minerals. What they didn't tell us was that the original base ingredients had so much stripped out of them during the manufacturing process, they had to add the vitamins & minerals back in!!! So whose fault is it really?
Hmmmm you probably voted `leave´ too I expect. Everybody makes mistakes but we can`t blame others for what we do to our bodies. In the same wayyou can`t blame the EU for desicions your government made while you were members. But you did and now look where you are!
Even back in the 70s, it was easy enough to distinguish fresh foods from processed foods & it was well known fresh foods were better. We have to start taking responsibility for our actions & not always look for someone else to blame.
At last one thing I am with you on.