fernandopartridge
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I don't necessarily mean the EU, I mean the Euro currency area, although there is some overlap.
I don't necessarily mean the EU, I mean the Euro currency area, although there is some overlap.Quite possibly, thank goodness we are already out of it. This could work out OK for the UK.
South Korea’s president having a really normal one.
It’ll be MarxismAll kicking off in South Korea.
Either there has been an incursion from the North or we have some crazies in charge,
It’ll be Marxism
Based on what? It’s just a reaction to the idiot Macron playing his part in forcing yet more austerity on people.Is the Eurozone about to fall apart?
French government teeters on brink of collapse as no-confidence vote looms
Coalition of PM Michel Barnier likely to fall, with Germany in election mode and Trump about to re-enter White Housewww.theguardian.com
Just a lame duck desperately trying to cling on to powerEither there has been an incursion from the North or we have some crazies in charge,
I see what you mean now. Could be either or both. Oh dear, what a shame. Never mind.I don't necessarily mean the EU, I mean the Euro currency area, although there is some overlap.
So is this labour governmentSouth Korea is as capitalist as it gets.
To be fair, it is hilarious.Meanwhile the grown up politics swings into action….
This made me laugh.
Surprised Milliband hasn’t introduced this already.
Flatulence tax: Denmark agrees deal to tax farmers for livestock emissions
It is part of a wider plan to reduce emissions and pollution and restore natural habitat.www.bbc.co.uk
Although described in the headline as a flatulence tax, I read elsewhere its cows burping which releases the methane.(I was reading up about Bovaer which is an additive to animal food which reduces methane output and has caused a bit of controversy).Is it because it invokes farts Malc?
Although described in the headline as a flatulence tax, I read elsewhere its cows burping which releases the methane.(I was reading up about Bovaer which is an additive to animal food which reduces methane output and has caused a bit of controversy).
It just made me laugh wondering where this could logically end up. An additional tax on baked beans perhaps.And statins.
And yes, partly because it looks like it involves farts, which can be funny at times, have you ever seen Blazing Saddles?
Puerile I know.
Kaleb Cooper thinks it’s bolloxFarts are funny. I’m agnostic on methane tax. Not really looked into exactly how much of an issue it is. I liked the story I read about pants for cows to filter it out. Much more my kind of solution.
Think I'm missing something on this story as I have no idea why it is controversial. Do people not realize how many chemicals are involved in industrial farming these days, not like this is the first time they've been used.I was reading up about Bovaer which is an additive to animal food which reduces methane output and has caused a bit of controversy
It is the anti additive lobby. They don’t believe that this stuff doesn’t get in to the milk and the extremists think it’s part of a Bill Gates conspiracy to reduce the world’s population - which would also reduce CO2 emissions.Think I'm missing something on this story as I have no idea why it is controversial. Do people not realize how many chemicals are involved in industrial farming these days, not like this is the first time they've been used.
From what I've read it does zero harm to the animal and doesn't affect the milk so what exactly are people getting upset about?
So most reform voters thenIt is the anti additive lobby. They don’t believe that this stuff doesn’t get in to the milk and the extremists think it’s part of a Bill Gates conspiracy to reduce the world’s population - which would also reduce CO2 emissions.
Probably the same people who don’t believe In COVID or are / were anti vaxers.
It is the anti additive lobby. They don’t believe that this stuff doesn’t get in to the milk and the extremists think it’s part of a Bill Gates conspiracy to reduce the world’s population - which would also reduce CO2 emissions.
Probably the same people who don’t believe In COVID or are / were anti vaxers.
The raw milk lot. Like this fella:
I think he was attempting to be funny.
Thanks shmmeee. God know what I had read!Yes funny. That’s it.
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Does it not get embarrassing having to try and find justifications for this utter nonsense?
You started it by posting the videoCan I also point out that’s there’s very clearly a full fat milk jug missing from next to the semi ski….
WHY THE FUCK IS THIS A CONVERSATION WE ARE HAVING IN A POLITICS THREAD WHAT THE EVER LIVING FUCK IS GOING ON?
There’s plenty better to doAll this discussing milk stuff really follows on from the “we won’t tell you how to live your lives“ party suggesting banning porridge ads before 9pm.
Haven't they got anything better to do?
Farage definitely gives the vibe of man that was breast fed for far too long.
I bought some so called plain porridge oats this morning and just had to check. Surprisingly, 1% more sugars than in the sweetened variety. My muesli had even more, It’s the dried fruit that’s the problem with that.And I thought muesli was a healthier optionFor something that keeps or can aid the lowering of cholesterol seems a little odd,and can keep you going all morning it would make a strange object to jump on,advertisements, don't we all subscribe to do away with them anyway?
I am sure it offends the very core of your being to open Daily Mail online, so this is a copy and pasteBanning TV ads in the days of YouTube seems a little silly. The coverage is ludicrous, porridge ads aren’t banned for example, but still.
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