A thank you to Brexiteers.

[Loose meat]

Maybe focus on the twitter post.

FO.

 

[Ax^]

the twitter post has been explained by smarter people than you

so FO!

 

[MrSki]

Maybe focus on the twitter post.

FO.

So 800 million a week worse off & all is sunny in the uplands?

NHS staff taking an inflation hit pay cut after what they have done over the last 15 months? Shortage of materials in the building industry?

Is the fishing industry happy or the farmers? All well in NI? Shortage of fruit pickers & HGV drivers?
What is better for you then?

 

[Artaxerxes]

Welcome everyone to year 6 of Project Fail, sorry Project Fear!!

Kind of weird the currency is close to it's highest since the Referendum, despite the pandemic unemployment is almost back to 2019 levels, the £20 uni credit uplift is still in place, the NHS has a guaranteed 3.7% above inflation for 5 years (now in year 3) and frankly, the Tories will smash Starmer by, hopefully, not much more tan 4K or so at Batley.

It's terrible, eveything is terrible. Everyone is either a racist or drowning in the English Channel. Save us Europe!

 

[krtek a houby]

Welcome everyone to year 6 of Project Fail, sorry Project Fear!!

Kind of weird the currency is close to it's highest since the Referendum, despite the pandemic unemployment is almost back to 2019 levels, the £20 uni credit uplift is still in place, the NHS has a guaranteed 3.7% above inflation for 5 years (now in year 3) and frankly, the Tories will smash Starmer by, hopefully, not much more tan 4K or so at Batley.

It's terrible, eveything is terrible. Everyone is either a racist or drowning in the English Channel. Save us Europe!

You big dope

 

[brogdale]

Thought that cunt had been banned, or am I mixing up the recent troll(s)?

 

[MrSki]

 

[krtek a houby]

Thought that cunt had been banned, or am I mixing up the recent troll(s)?

Got booted off one thread, soon to be banned, reckon

 

[glitch hiker]

Welcome everyone to year 6 of Project Fail, sorry Project Fear!!

Kind of weird the currency is close to it's highest since the Referendum, despite the pandemic unemployment is almost back to 2019 levels, the £20 uni credit uplift is still in place, the NHS has a guaranteed 3.7% above inflation for 5 years (now in year 3) and frankly, the Tories will smash Starmer by, hopefully, not much more tan 4K or so at Batley.

It's terrible, eveything is terrible. Everyone is either a racist or drowning in the English Channel. Save us Europe!

furlough has yet to end.

the uplift has yet to end, although for legacy claimants it never started, but they've been shat on for years and completely ignored by your messiah

Tories probably will smash Starmer, that's not proof of anything other than how right wing society has become and how ineffectual he is.

Not really sure where you're going with any of this. It's not project fear if it's reality, it's just reality

 

[Ax^]

Cancelled by the powerful satan worshiping leftish cabal of elites that run this place

is how loose meat likes to see it

 

[glitch hiker]

So 800 million a week worse off & all is sunny in the uplands?

NHS staff taking an inflation hit pay cut after what they have done over the last 15 months? Shortage of materials in the building industry?

Is the fishing industry happy or the farmers? All well in NI? Shortage of fruit pickers & HGV drivers?
What is better for you then?

shortage of food thanks to failing supply chains

 

[hippogriff]

Got booted off one thread, soon to be banned, reckon

We live in hope

 

[MrSki]

 

[Loose meat]

LOL. The apex of middle-class concerns right there. Roaming charges and pet passports. Tell me it's a parody.

 

[bimble]

LOL. The apex of middle-class concerns right there. Roaming charges and pet passports. Tell me it's a parody.

You've got absolutely no idea what the apex of middle class concerns are. Me for instance, I don't care about those things, I can afford to pay for sim cards when on my luxurious holidays. My main concern currently is that there seems to be an alarming issue with the Burrata supply chain.

 

[krtek a houby]

LOL. The apex of middle-class concerns right there. Roaming charges and pet passports. Tell me it's a parody.

Loose meat is a parody

 

[MrSki]

So are food shortages a middle class concern or will it impact on the poorest when prices rise because of shortages?

The country is facing a summer of food shortages likened to a series of “rolling power cuts” because of a loss of 100,000 lorry drivers due to Covid and Brexit, industry chiefs have warned.

In a letter to Boris Johnson they have called for an urgent intervention to allow eastern European drivers back into the country on special visas, similar to those issued to farm pickers, warning that there is a “crisis” in the supply chain.

UK facing summer of food shortages due to lack of lorry drivers

Loss of 100,000 hauliers due to Covid and Brexit will cause food ‘rolling power cuts’, experts warn

www.theguardian.com

 

[Loose meat]

The Guardian representing owners as ever.

HGV/lorry driving was the worst hit of skilled jobs by SE EU influx, we now see the scale of the influx. HGV jobs quickly gaining £5,000 pa now, returning to pre-2010 levels.

Pro-Remain Migratory Observatory reporting te ONS saying it under-reported by 2 million economic migrants in 9 years:

EU made up much higher share of net migration after 2010 than official figures suggested - Migration Observatory

migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk

 

[MrSki]

The Guardian representing owners as ever.

HGV/lorry driving was the worst hit of skilled jobs by SE EU influx, we now see the scale of the influx. HGV jobs quickly gaining £5,000 pa now, returning to pre-2010 levels.

Pro-Remain Migratory Observatory reporting te ONS saying it under-reported by 2 million economic migrants in 9 years:

EU made up much higher share of net migration after 2010 than official figures suggested - Migration Observatory

migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk

That is great for HGV drivers but might be a problem for others when there are food shortages.

 

[Raheem]

My main concern currently is that there seems to be an alarming issue with the Burrata supply chain.

Bye bye, burrata barata.

 

[Loose meat]

That is great for HGV drivers but might be a problem for others when there are food shortages.

Yes. It's great for low paid workers. The end.

 

[BillRiver]

Yes. It's great for low paid workers. The end.

Unless they want to buy food.

 

[brogdale]

Yes. It's great for low paid workers. The end.

If only macro-economics were that simple.

 

[Loose meat]

If only Project Fear had more dimension; what was it with bankers - a nice round 200K. They were all off to ... Zurich?
Then 100K crop pickers seem to have matierialsed out of thin air and it's the people transporting the picked crops who are missing now - another nice round 100K.

I do love all you lefties supporting the owners narratives.

It's a readjustment to the mid-noughties, before the influx of drivers from countries where the min wage was either side of £3 an hour, and £10 and hour in the UK seemed a wonderful dream. HGV should/will be a min of £30K up north and clser to £35K down south.

Dignity in the workplace again.

 

[Loose meat]

Who knows, at this rate we might even see more automated car washes in London again.

 

[Ax^]

sure they not find way to bring down the increase in wages for these jobs

you can trust the government with workers right

also trunk driver would still earning near and above 30 grand down south before we left the eu

truck driving is not a unskilled trade and EU trucks are still coming into the country

 

[MrSki]

 

[Streathamite]

Yes. It's great for low paid workers. The end.

and...umm...the actual food shortages?

 

[Streathamite]

Dignity in the workplace again.

Nope, just far greater poverty. With the least wealthy suffering most (because that's how capitalism actually works).

 

[Loose meat]

The exact voice of employers. You should work at The Guardian.