They are not EU Rules you clown ! They are third country rules that the U.K. were instrumental in drawing up, little realising they would actually vote to be a third country ! Own Goal !!
Same here in Scotland, all about greed. A hard life being a fisherman but an extremely rewarding one financially, especially trawlermen. Or at least it used to be.
@@nathanlewis42 that’s what they are all going to say now... give it until the end of the year and it will be really hard to find anyone who will admit to have voted leave in 2016
@@caio5987 Scotland voted Remain so I believe Scottish fishermen and women who say the voted Remain. I wouldn't believe the Welsh, Cornish and English fishermen and women though.
Who would have thought that after leaving the single market, the UK would be out of the single market? And who would have thought that the rules protecting the single market - also in parts shaped by the UK - actually protect the single market? This is not the EU doing anything - this is the UK facing rules that have been there since years and people could have known about… and should have when making such a fundamental decision. And now they are blaming the EU for their own ignorance? Sorry - if the situation wasn’t that serious, it would be hilarious…
Japan trades the world over, and can sell toyotas, hondas, suzukis, kawasaki, yamaha, sony, mitsubishi, nissan,subaru, lexus, fujitsu,mashushita,denso the world over and japan doesnt pay into a standover committee in a foreign land to do so, Japanese visa and immigration system isn't overridden by a standover foreign committee for 27 countries on the back of its international trading arrangements, giving 27 countries citizens unfettered access to Japanese jobs, welfare, healthcare,and housing and paying billions of yen for the privilege.. whilst handing over japanese fishing waters to forrin countries in order to "trade" with them.. ~Its "Project Reality" ~its how the rest of the world works in 169 countries
oh dear - you might want to check how trade in general and then trading with Japan works... there is a trade deal between the EU and Japan. There is no such thing as "free" trade outside the single marked - states always want to sell something without putting their domestic producers into competition
@@jonsimmons4150 yeah but you are talking about Japan. Good luck being half as good as Japan. They are producing more stuff in 1 month than you guys will ever be able in 1 year.
"over EU post-Brexit trade rules" The Eu trade rules did not change, the only thing is Brexit. During EU membership mainly the UK made these rules to keep competition out.
Japan trades the world over, and can sell toyotas, hondas, suzukis, kawasaki, yamaha, sony, mitsubishi, nissan,subaru, lexus, fujitsu,mashushita,denso the world over and japan doesnt pay into a standover committee in a foreign land to do so, Japanese visa and immigration system isn't overridden by a standover foreign committee for 27 countries on the back of its international trading arrangements, giving 27 countries citizens unfettered access to Japanese jobs, welfare, healthcare,and housing and paying billions of yen for the privilege.. whilst handing over japanese fishing waters to forrin countries in order to "trade" with them.. ~Its "Project Reality" ~its how the rest of the world works in 169 countries
Many Leave campaigners actually argued for staying in the Single Market. No one knew what it meant, which was why they had that idiotic, "Brexit means Brexit" slogan.
Amazing. Sold out in the 70s by the Tories and they trusted them a second time. I hope it works out for them but I hope they stop listening to the Tories.
successfull- compared to what? which metric? i don't think for eastern europeans it is "successful" I think the 169 countries in the world not in the EU is a bigger market, and you can negotiate with each one as you wish.. the fact that you just reeled off the "biggest market in the world" mantra parrot like, shows, that the rest of your post must be bs
@@AkshaySinghJamwal simple solution is put licences up for bidding instead of these 2 bob fishermen wanting to earn 100k per annum on their small rigs. China will put supertrawler off the coast and hoover it up and sell back at preferential price. 1 year renewable contract. If eu wants some they can pay at market price or go without.
@Jeremy miller Because it isnt thats why. If you stop parroting that tired old chestnut out you would realise that the EU is only 27 countries, most with low value markets like in eastern Europe- 169 countries are *NOT IN THE EU*
@@stephenlee4932 I’m sure we would all do well had we inherited as much wealth, as he did...when you’ve finished licking his boots perhaps go and research his history.
If whinging, self-pity and failure to take responsibility by Brexit people could power the national grid, the UK would be self-sufficient in energy till the next century
The Oysters are good, but you voted "Out" so out it is. These "EU rules" were actually written also by the UK, by the time it was a member state, to protect it's fishing industry from third countries. It's ironic, how you voted to become a third county and now blaming, once again, the EU.
Don’t you think it’s stupid that the oyster are fine to eat when produced inside the EU but a public health concern when they are produced outside the EU?
@@andrewharris3900 It's not about stupid or not. UK wrote this rules, don't you follow the rules made by your government? All the other states have to follow this rules, Turkey, Russia, Ukraine, etc... Why you think UK is special? You voted to become a third country, now get over it. It's what you voted for, isn't it?
@@generaltorfstecher8476 I think it is important to have legislation that is made on a rational basis and not this arbitrary rubbish. It is a great shame to the U.K. that we helped write such absurd protectionist legislation. I follow most but not all rules made the U.K. government. The fact that other nations have to put up with such absurd rule when trading with the EU does not make it right. I vote to remain, however if the referendum was held again I would vote to leave.
@@andrewharris3900 Doubt that you voted remain, you are not being rational and blaming others, for the results that everyone in the EU was warning the UK about. UK wrote this rules to protect its fishing industry, that's what the EU is doing right now. The EU fisherman have to follow certain rules, to be able to sell the catch in the EU market. UK didn't wanted to follow these rules and quotas. So they voted out, too become a third country and follow the rules that UK wanted to be applied to third countries. So noone is to blame for the situation except the one who left the club by its own decision. Greetings from Germany.
@@generaltorfstecher8476 I did vote remain, I gain nothing by lying, it was in my personal interests to remain, however leave won. I’m not blaming anyone, the U.K. wanted to leave the single market and now we have to put up with all the stupid legislation that other nations outside the EU have to deal with when trading with the EU. Hopefully now that we are on the outside we can realise the error of protectionist policies and actually develop some real free trade agreements across the globe.
I can only feel sad for the people who voted Remain and have now to live with the consequences of Brexit. The ones who voted Leave were either naive or greedy and now got what they deserve.
@@geraldaird9390 They swallowed the rhetoric of Johnson, Gove, Farage et al hook, line, and sinker (pun very much intended). I think there is room for sympathy for people who were sold a lie, promised a bright future and now find themselves in financial ruin. However, I do find myself humming the tune to The Hives "Hate to Say I Told You So" quite a lot.
Japan trades the world over, and can sell toyotas, hondas, suzukis, kawasaki, yamaha, sony, mitsubishi, nissan,subaru, lexus, fujitsu,mashushita,denso the world over and japan doesnt pay into a standover committee in a foreign land to do so, Japanese visa and immigration system isn't overridden by a standover foreign committee for 27 countries on the back of its international trading arrangements, giving 27 countries citizens unfettered access to Japanese jobs, welfare, healthcare,and housing and paying billions of yen for the privilege.. whilst handing over japanese fishing waters to forrin countries in order to "trade" with them.. ~Its "Project Reality" ~its how the rest of the world works in 169 countries
I voted for them to eat other people's faces. How was I supposed to know that a fire on my neighbour's home would spread to my adjacent home? Maggie told me that there is no such thing as society.
@@safirahmed "Margaret Thatcher will never need to worry about her heating bills unlike millions suffering privatisation, austerity and Brexit." Margaret Thatcher was strongly in favour of the EU. In fact the EU single market was created by the UK under Margaret Thatcher because she believed in the benefits of free trade. She would have been horrified by Brexit. So you can't lay the blame for Brexit on M Thatcher. Although Thatcher did accelerate the closure of the UK coal industry and created great hardship for many people, she was also responsible for getting the Montreal Protocol through to completion. Before M Thatcher got behind it the negotiations were going nowhere. The Montreal Protocol was about cutting back ozone depleting cloro-fluro-carbons (CFCs). If that protocol had not been implemented then by now we would not have the protective ozone layer in the upper atmosphere and life on land would by now be impossible due to high intensity UV radiation. No one is ever all good or all bad. One should always be careful not to think that because someone did some bad things, that everything they ever did must be bad.
@@JohnSmall314 Margaret Thatcher wanted to abolish the NHS and the welfare state and opposed German reunification. Margaret Thatcher also supported Augusto Pinochet and working with the good part of the Khmer Rouge against the Communists. Margaret Thatcher and Thatcherism is responsible for many of the problems in British society and without Thatcherism the UK would still be an EU member state.
@@Kaspian1828 this is the reality you have nailed it. Both EU and UK will lose out accepting UK will lose out more and take longer to recover. I just hope a decent political leader can rise above this utter chaos and bring about a UK recovery.
No, UK won , it needs to get over it. EU neither wanted brexit and even less a hard brexit. We suggested single market union, custom Union, another extension etc etc. But now it's because "EU rules" what a joke.
Brexit hasn't lived up to your expectations? That's odd - ALL the consequences we've seen so far are EXACTLY what the experts said to expect if you left the EU. Of course back then you ignored these expert warnings and dismissed them as 'project fear'.
Oh dear me! How's Brexit working out for you? We did say that there was no such thing as a good Brexit....who would have thought it would be so obvious so soon?
It seems like the reporter feels like it’s all the EU fault. Britain is a third nation.Britain is not in the EU customs Union or in the EU single market. Why is that so hard to understand?
@póg mo thóin try and get the it right if your going to attack something. The UK left the EU. Johnson is the PM of the UK. England doesn’t actually have a parliament.
It isn't just this reporter, there have been a lot of stories taking a strange entitled attitude as if Europe owes something to the UK. The UK chose to leave, it was not forced on them. Seeing people deal with the reality of a badly misadvertised Brexit is kind of funny.
@@maxworth4687 well considering 56% of the electorate voted against it last election it really isn’t funny for those that are losing their jobs and maybe their homes.
Let’s be clear, English fishermen tried to stop EU fishermen fishing in their water and in effect shut down the livelihoods of EU fishermen. Well guess what, the EU now has all the fish because the UK does not have access to sell them. I lost my freedom of movement because of selfish fishermen and the like. I do not forgive them and I hope they rot with their fish.
Japan trades the world over, and can sell toyotas, hondas, suzukis, kawasaki, yamaha, sony, mitsubishi, nissan,subaru, lexus, fujitsu,mashushita,denso the world over and japan doesnt pay into a standover committee in a foreign land to do so, Japanese visa and immigration system isn't overridden by a standover foreign committee for 27 countries on the back of its international trading arrangements, giving 27 countries citizens unfettered access to Japanese jobs, welfare, healthcare,and housing and paying billions of yen for the privilege.. whilst handing over japanese fishing waters to forrin countries in order to "trade" with them.. ~Its "Project Reality" ~its how the rest of the world works in 169 countries
It's a real shame that Scotland was dragged out of the EU after the main reason they didn't vote for independence in 2014 was cuz theyd loose EU membership. They really need to get another referendum
I recall there were talks back then about possibly allowing Scotland some type of EU membership of they gained independence but since nothing was certain, they preferred to stay. Now imagine if the EU had said that they would indeed allow EU perks for Scotland and they would have left, gosh, the way they would be laughing at Brexit now...
@@floraflowers There's a rule which prevents that. Ironically it will also work in Scotland's favour this time. If a nation secedes from a current member of the EU then that nation is not allowed to apply to join the EU. So if Scotland had left in 2014 it would have been out of the UK and out of the EU. Brexit means that they won't be leaving a current member to join up so there's nothing stopping them applying now. Furthermore, one of the Brexiteers main hopes is that Spain would veto Scotland for them on the argument it would give Catalonia hopes for independence. Spain has been reassured by the EU that this isn't a possibility for as long as they remain in the EU, Catalonia will not be accepted and Scotland joining has no bearing on it. Ironically keeping Spain close to the chest while allowing Scotland's it's way back in. It's very Game of Thrones.
Yes, not taking any responsibility as they cannot justify this. They will comment on safer channels... Like Nissan being open and the success of the EU vaccine.
@@hector-nu6gl ...does that help you feel better? Rules for non EU members existed when people voted to leave and become non EU members. Rules the UK had input on and helped write. Less confused now or do you want to keep on pretending there was no way to figure out what rules non EU members traded under before brexit?
@@paulies5407 Don't be salty. And don't forget to get your second jab, when you finally can. And continue wearing a mask, vaccine doesn't help against variants. And probably doesn't last very long, anyway.
Japan trades the world over, and can sell toyotas, hondas, suzukis, kawasaki, yamaha, sony, mitsubishi, nissan,subaru, lexus, fujitsu,mashushita,denso the world over and japan doesnt pay into a standover committee in a foreign land to do so, Japanese visa and immigration system isn't overridden by a standover foreign committee for 27 countries on the back of its international trading arrangements, giving 27 countries citizens unfettered access to Japanese jobs, welfare, healthcare,and housing and paying billions of yen for the privilege.. whilst handing over japanese fishing waters to forrin countries in order to "trade" with them.. ~Its "Project Reality" ~its how the rest of the world works in 169 countries
@@gerrabath He has an advert on TH-cam telling people to "take back control of their money" by giving it to him. I kid you not. I'm more frightened of the mass gullibility of the English than Brexit.
Problem is these areas are far away from London. Don’t know what is like to view London through their eyes and what it represents. The nearest Major city to Cornwall is Dublin
what is meant is that the uk population lacks experience especially in international stuff and by that i mean i noticed a great lack of information of how to deal with a variety of everyday stuff like simple banking, foreign exchange and dealing with it etc. there is a great lack of experience and education in foreign affairs i e mainly european and a general understanding what is going to be vital in the near future. the most common query on google after brexit 2016 was - what is the eu ? so thats frighteningly stupid i m afraid to say. most however are not to blame its a total lack of experience it seems.
@@mpggv8368 The only reason I don't have sympathy for those who voted to leave is because they had the chance to inform themselves what the EU was and what the consequences of the Brexit would be, but they chose to believe the same politicians they would call liars on a daily basis. They believed every lie they were spoon-fed as if it wasn't just like any other electoral campaign when promises are made and then thrown into the bin the very next day. They're probably the same people who laughed at Trump's "Make America Great Again" ludicrous promises. But maybe I'm so cynical when it comes to listening to political promises because I'm from a country notorious for its corrupt politicians.
And the abuse we received from the Tory Government, the right-wing media and the moron in the street, for doing so. Remoaners, they called us. Well who's doing the moaning now?
Brexit means brexit Bye and thank you for all the fish Get brexit done We hold all the cards They need us more than we need them Take back control Stop remoaning Brexit means out WTO rules Brexit or riot I remember the old days
@@ChrisBashforth yes, he did, and I hope he will. maybe use part of the £350 million pound to compensate the businesses and hoping it is enough to cover the costs.
Never, the media have made the electorate stupid and compliant. Also most the people who voted for this are retried as don't care because they have their "sovereignty" whatever that is.
UK: I'm going to live in the jungle. That way I can do whatever I want. I will have complete independence. I don't have to follow any rules in the jungle. People in the city are going to come begging to me to share with them some of the freedom I will be getting... It's gonna be glorious!
Even was brittain that either created these EU laws and regulations, or pushed for them, and are now facing the consequenses of their own actions, literally.
The Shellfish one was written in 2008, specifically to protect UK fishing, it was proposed, argued for and politicked by the UK through the EUParliament. Of course the person who wrote it, didn't think anyone would be thick enough to vote to leave the EU.
What a BS title for this video. We left the club and now complain we can't trade in the same was as a member of the club. How is this down to the EU? Most fishermen chose to believe charlatans like Farage and Johnson. You chose your side boys now you have to live with your choice. Sad for those who did not.
Plus, these arent new rules, these rules have been in place for almost 20 years. The UK was the main author of those exact rules, made to protect these exact fishermen, who then many years later voted to leave that protection and have those rules apply to them. The EU changed nothing. There are no post-Brexit rules. These are very much pre-Brexit rules. Like u said, Chris, a really BS title. Very misleading.
Those EU rules always existed. Indeed, the UK helped write many of the 3rd country rules. Why would the U.K that left the EU think it has the right to operate under EU rules rather than under the 3rd country rules. The people in the U.K said that they can do better alone than as part of 28 countries. They need to stop bitching about EU rules that have ALWAYS been in effect for 3rd countries. They aren't special. Just get on with being alone.
Especially since he was part of the EU parliament fishing committee. He must perfectly know all EU regulations regarding fishing. Oh... Wait... He went to only one meeting of the committee...
The fishermen (or fisher-people) did not care about the Brits working in the EU who lost their jobs because of Brexit. Now the fisher-folk whinge when they got what they wanted.
I am afraid these are not 'teething problems'. This won't go away, it will only get worse. The Conservatives framed the EU as the enemy and this is the result. What was the reason for Brexit again?
As a listener from Germany, I find myself puzzled... What did they think would happen? I am genuinely curious. You're voting to leave the market you are selling 90% of your produce to. What's the projected upside? I do not understand.
Japan trades the world over, and can sell toyotas, hondas, suzukis, kawasaki, yamaha, sony, mitsubishi, nissan,subaru, lexus, fujitsu,mashushita,denso the world over and japan doesnt pay into a standover committee in a foreign land to do so, Japanese visa and immigration system isn't overridden by a standover foreign committee for 27 countries on the back of its international trading arrangements, giving 27 countries citizens unfettered access to Japanese jobs, welfare, healthcare,and housing and paying billions of yen for the privilege.. whilst handing over japanese fishing waters to forrin countries in order to "trade" with them.. ~Its "Project Reality" ~its how the rest of the world works in 169 countries
@@jonsimmons4150 yeah, but the UK isn't Japan. Britain sold off its manufacturing industry thanks to Thatcher. Japan spends a huge amount of money on its citizens, infrastructure, etc., something that the UK doesn't do for ideological reasons. I mean Britain can't even build a decent train line these days. Britain's service sector, which dominates GDP, is largely dependent on immigration. So I'd say Britain royally effed itself.
"Fishing was one of the hardest battles fought during Brexit." No it wasn't. They just did a lot of proclamations on it. When the real discussion started they dropped it immediately.
@@andrew30m 🤣🤣🤣 Average ‘English housewife’ buys frozen fish fingers from supermarket, imported from eu. Butt we live on an island and seafood is here. So, why not consume it directly from our own fishing industry directly?
I don't understand the problem. It was well known that leaving the EU SM and CU would hamper trade and especially fresh food products. But it was worth it because the UK can now trade freely with the rest of the world. Why aren't these fishermen not selling their produce to Australia, New Zealand, Canada and Whatever African nations and such??
Becouse it makes no sens at all and has never been. Trading is bound to your location.Thats why Australia traids mostly with China USA with Canada ec. It was never realistic to think a country on the other side of the world wants to ship your more expensive stuff out when the can get everything cheaper from agross the road so to speak.
ANSWER: Sydney alone has the third biggest fish market in the world after Tokyo and New York. The'd be selling their fish in competition from Pacific fishermen and those from other oceans.And British fish would be probably a week old when it got to the market.If you hadn't noticed, Africa and NZ are surrounded by sea
@bigtreez93 Did they? I think you underestimate the ability of modern tech to influence people. The whole Brexit campaign was a master class in how to convince people to vote against their own interest.
*HOW COME I KNEW THIS WOULD HAPPEN* and Im not a fisherman..??? How can I, a random retired cosmetics salesman KNOW this would be the case and these guys didn't???
Because they're idiots. They didn't bother to do their research, and believed lying cheating politicians who told them there would be gold at the end of the rainbow. They all shouted for a hard Brexit like sheep - not knowing what exactly this meant and what consequences it would bring to them. They have killed their own jobs ....and also their own industry. What fools.
Japan trades the world over, and can sell toyotas, hondas, suzukis, kawasaki, yamaha, sony, mitsubishi, nissan,subaru, lexus, fujitsu,mashushita,denso the world over and japan doesnt pay into a standover committee in a foreign land to do so, Japanese visa and immigration system isn't overridden by a standover foreign committee for 27 countries on the back of its international trading arrangements, giving 27 countries citizens unfettered access to Japanese jobs, welfare, healthcare,and housing and paying billions of yen for the privilege.. whilst handing over japanese fishing waters to forrin countries in order to "trade" with them.. ~Its "Project Reality" ~its how the rest of the world works in 169 countries
@@adrien5834 you are misunderstanding my question. I am well aware being part of the single market would mean accepting free movement. My question relates to why this should prevent us joining? Having to accept free movement is not a bad thing so we should accept it and not make it a red line.
It was of course a clever trick to have the media worry about EU fishing in UK waters and completely sideline the issue of the opposite side of the story.
A minority in fishing kept pointing out where the markets were and the need to deliver catches fresh. But Brexit never had to pass any scrutiny, it was sold on lies without a plan, then sold as a fâit a compli.
@@RobBCactive A western style democracy is only possible when there is an independent press that voters can rely on to make informed choices. How did it ever come to this in the UK, one of the shining examples of western culture and identity?
EU post Brexit rules?? Surely you mean the UK/EU post Brexit rules? Ironically the UK also helped write most of those rules about third countries when in the EU.
2:09 the quota is obv. not the issue here, especially as he explained in the sentence before that they have all they could sell domestically in 40 minutes. The problem is that the UK has left the SM and now can't export to the market they have sold their stuff to before Brexit. Leaving the SM means in his case to put a border between the supplier and its customers. Guess what, this is never a good idea. I would love if one could call out what it was: outright idiocy, but it seems everyone is now just moaning. There will be no healing if no one starts to accept and analyse the mistakes that have been done. In my opinion, the whole idea was never thought through.
June Mummery, former Brexit MEP and shellfish company owner, have the same solution to being unable to sell her fish - she needs bigger quotas! Nothing like fishing even more fish to solve the problem of being unable to sell the fish, u already fished. Apparently its common UK fishermans "logic".
@@jean-pascalesparceil9008 I have read now that molluscs deriving from class B waters have to be decontaminated in clear water tanks for a certain time. It seems most of the tanks are situated on the continent. Basically, they just have to set up water tanks to rinse the class B molluscs for a certain time and then they can be exported. It can't be that hard to install huge water tanks. Most houses in Spain are forced by law to have huge water tanks.
This is a problem not easy to solve, the UK practically wrote the EU rules for fishing, Banking, Financial service, Sheep products, malt products and some more industries. The rules are good for EU fishermen and so on but it makes it rather hard to be on the outside. My best sugestion is to export to other nations since there would be a uproar from all fishermen in the EU if the rules were changed. I am very sorry for the Scottish fishermen they are in the same situation. The sad thing is that they voted themselves out of business. One can only hope that the UK Government helps them.
@@ausbrum Sweden, Finland, Estonia, the three Baltic states, Poland, Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece and some more, all those nations are going to have their fishermen mad as 😡😡😡 if you change the system that protects them.
I recently had a good giggle. With the Brexit agreement barely signed between UK and EU in December 2020, Jersey unilaterally decided to impose its rules on French fishermen forgetting that Jersey fishermen sell 80% of their fishing in the Breton and Norman ports. And when some 70 very angry French fishermen did a blockade of the port of Jersey, Bojo and his gang decided to send two patrol boats to Jersey in response to the fishermen's blockade, followed by two French patrol boats just in case it would turn ugly. French politicians suggested that Jersey's electricity supply fed by undersea cables from France could be cut off in retaliation for Jersey placing limitations on the extent to which French boats can fish in the island's waters.
I’m glad them fisherman have taken back control of there waters and fish and the fish will be happy British fish. you own it now boys,you got what you voted for so stop being snowflakes man up and crack on!
To be fair they only got a quarter of their fish back. EU boats can still fish in uk waters but only have a slightly smaller quota. It’s a lose lose situation
Japan trades the world over, and can sell toyotas, hondas, suzukis, kawasaki, yamaha, sony, mitsubishi, nissan,subaru, lexus, fujitsu,mashushita,denso the world over and japan doesnt pay into a standover committee in a foreign land to do so, Japanese visa and immigration system isn't overridden by a standover foreign committee for 27 countries on the back of its international trading arrangements, giving 27 countries citizens unfettered access to Japanese jobs, welfare, healthcare,and housing and paying billions of yen for the privilege.. whilst handing over japanese fishing waters to forrin countries in order to "trade" with them.. ~Its "Project Reality" ~its how the rest of the world works in 169 countries
All I can think is 😭😭😭😭😭 they were scammed, really astonishingly badly. I wouldn't laugh at an old lady who gave her money to a Nigerian prince so he could rest 10 million pounds in her bank account, I'm going to try to find the same compassion for the fishermen.
These are not Post-Brexit rules per se. Calling them that is implying that they are a new invention on the part of the EU. They are just the rules for any third country, like the UK is now, that is not, or does not wish to be in the single market and customs union. Ask any UK company that dealt with imports/exports with a non-eu country when the UK was a member. Nothing new just UK gov laziness in not documenting itself, learning and preparing for the obvious.
@@StereoCeeJay It does but you have to pay attention. Fun fact : When the UK was still in the EU, the London City lobby in Brussels was by far the biggest spender buying influence regarding EU decision making. Edit : "Lobby" of course as a classy euphenism for bribing.
This is completely bias and misleading. The recipient countries are doing nothing more than applying existing EU import rules for third countries, which of course the UK became on Brexit day. These rules have been in force since 2008 and guess who was the UK MEP representative on the Fisheries Committee at the time. That's right, Nigel Farage!!
@@Απάτσι1 I wouldn’t but if all countries of the E.U had an exclusion zone for larger vessels across all members than we could have been in a different place
Behind the narrative and story I can feel a disguised accusation: why the mean EU did this to us? All these rules and organisation heavily criticized by Brexiters has been there all along so all this was foreseeable and they were there to SIMPLIFY life in the EU, no borders, no paperwork, free movement of goods and people. So the UK got exactly what they voted for. In fact, I am sorry to say it will get worse because of a temporary tolerant attitude toward the absence of checks for incoming goods totally in contradiction with the beloved WTO rules. In France we love crustaceans (scallops, crabs, langoustines) but only when they are fresh and safe. This does not come implicitly now that the UK decides to break the rules so it has called on it all the checks and paperwork. You will see the same story unfold for financial services. By not providing information on what the future London Finance is headed to, the UK is KILLING the potential of equivalences. Sadly this is just a start.
Fun fact. The UK actually was the one that drafted the most stringent rules for product importation into the EU to make it harder for non-members to sell their products. Now UK is getting a taste of its own medicine.
Well, Congrats, UK. Now you can happily enjoy all your fish alone! As long as you can “control the borders” - who cares for some forms to be filled in, right?
So where’s Farage now? Or Johnson? Or Rees-Mogg? As Rees-Mogg said in the Commons “But now all the fish are British, and far happier for it.” As for the fisherman, these lying criminals will now be thinking “Sucks to be you.”
This is just the start of it just see the difference when you go on holiday's in the EU ,banking ,roaming costs if you get sick on holiday's the list is endless you voted to leave the biggest trading club my God even your education is going to be effected insurance on your cars outside of the UK your driver license might not be accepted what have you done to yourselves madness
Margaret Thatcher encouraged Japanese companies to set up in the UK as the gateway to Europe so that they could trade in the EU as European companies and avoid EU trade tariffs and restrictions, this is how global companies trade in different territories and get around trade restrictions. All of those UK plants trading within Europe are now outside and subject to the import checks that the UK now needs to apply as a third country. The fun part about the whole situation is that it is a restriction that the UK promoted to protect UK and EU interests as an EU member.
This is exactly the Conservatives fault. They have ignored the costs of Brexit because they are funded by billionaires. You, your family and community will always come last. Always.
what is meant is that the uk population lacks experience especially in international stuff and by that i mean i noticed a great lack of information of how to deal with a variety of everyday stuff like simple banking, foreign exchange and dealing with it etc. there is a great lack of experience and education in foreign affairs i e mainly european and a general understanding what is going to be vital in the near future. the most common query on google after brexit 2016 was - what is the eu ? so thats frighteningly stupid i m afraid to say. most however are not to blame its a total lack of experience it seems.
@@CHUTNEX Then we'll not only see empty lorries leaving the UK but also empty lorries entering the UK ... wait a minute ... maybe they should just stay on the continent ?
Ironic when the law meant to protected UK interest in the past and now it come to bite them. Dont understand why they choose to leave, now their fisheries will be treated like another 3rd countries. If the EU easiest the regulation on fisheries, than other big fisheries country like China, Japan, Asean, US, Argentina and others will also want it affected to them which make EU in bad position. And before Brexit the largest export place the UK fisheries is to the EU because they have the privilage of being part of the EU and they leaving the privilage to try compete with other countries outside EU. I think they still not realised that India, Burma and Australia is not their colony anymore.
voting for brexit was a disaster voted for mainly by people who had no idea what they were voting for and therefore deciding the scottish fate at the same time so there is small wonder that the scots are waiting for a referendum to be done very presently in order to save them from the uk fate of voting for stuff the voters there had no idea would bring a lot of tradeloss and unemployment, presently still masked by corona fallout, and at the same time the idiots who voted for brexit also had no idea of the accessory damage that would be caused to exchange and travel restrictions within the eu and right of stay. in short, the most important trading partner was voted out and the uk plus scotland voted a third world country tradewise, with all the great problems this entails - mainly loss of trade and travel. you can t do something more stupid and dangerous to livelihoods all over the uk, than this
And mine and my kids futures too! The only people who are going to gain anything from leaving the EU are the super rich, the very people who the brexshiters said they were voting against.
I feel bad for the people involved personally, but their industry has wrecked the oceans. We have lost more than 80% of biomass in the oceans in the last century. And it keeps getting worse. So far Brexit has been the best thing to happen to the fish and sea life populations around our coasts in decades. That is worth celebrating. If there is one thing we are learning it's that we can't live without a healthy natural world. We cannot forget that our oceans are a vital part of that picture.
Those aren't EU post-Brexit trade rules. The trade rules where there pre-Brexit. The only thing that has changed is that the UK no longer is part of the EU. And that wasn't the EU's choice. The UK now is a third country and shall be treated accordingly.
Its a terrible shame for those who didn't want brexit, their businesses have been dragged under. They don't deserve this. For those who voted for brexit, its what you voted for, its your tragic error of judgement
when in scotland ( and wales,england) i was shocked about their lack of interest for french,spanish...culture...and indian and so on. The baaic problem of uk for decades has been that isolation culture impregnating the whole of their society. Instead of creating bonds with Europe using erasmus, publicity, tv programmes...they created the idea that they were better, that they deserved more that the german, austrian, lithuanian ..culture and people were not interesting. I was happy,though, to encounter brits open to Europe, willing to learn another language and to come to spain not only for their beaches. I hope one day they will understand that together we are stronger and will want to rejoin on the euro but not because of the money, but because of the idea of EUROPE.
Totally true. Common Market and later EU was just the economic tool for achieving the real goal : a warless Europe. But when UK went in it made very clear that it was for economical purposes only. Never adhered to european political goals. The final end, the Brexit was then predictable and actually predicted by General de Gaulle since the first day UK in. UK will know what it is to not be open to others, but i highly doubt they will learn the lesson, they are too much infatuated of themselves.
This is what happens when your country is unhappy with the situation and terribly uneducated about politics and how business works. Let's just hope it serves as a hallmark for what happens if you give people a voice about things they don't understand at all. This is what happens when business becomes so easy due to a single market that people have to have 0 knowledge about the market itself
@@adriangrama5139 but we have a brain to think with. They shouted sooooooo much about the water and sovereignty so I have no sympathy for them. If they are poor they can always go to welfare
When a politician tells you he knows more than all experts and tell you to trust him, you have two options, trust him or dismiss his claim, obviously a majority in the U.K. trusted the politician and now they see the result!
The very regions in the UK that complained they were being left behind by the EU - Cornwall, North East of England, Scottish Highlands, Welsh Valleys......are all going be left worse off (even poorer) from the hard Brexit that they ALL wanted but which will really decimate our economy.
They are not EU Rules you clown ! They are third country rules that the U.K. were instrumental in drawing up, little realising they would actually vote to be a third country ! Own Goal !!
The vast majority of Cornish fishermen voted for this be careful what you wish for
Told them over three years. NEVER SANK IN!!
Same here in Scotland, all about greed.
A hard life being a fisherman but an extremely rewarding one financially, especially trawlermen. Or at least it used to be.
The Cornish have a long history of trusting London and being let down.
Tbf most people were fooled into voting against their own interests.
@@daskurka London? Westminster.
They voted leave, i find it hard to empathise with their plight. You reap what you sow
According to the Scottish fisherman in the video Scottish fishermen didn't vote leave.
That’s who I feel sorry for, the Scottish people.
@@nathanlewis42 that’s what they are all going to say now... give it until the end of the year and it will be really hard to find anyone who will admit to have voted leave in 2016
@@caio5987 Scotland voted Remain so I believe Scottish fishermen and women who say the voted Remain. I wouldn't believe the Welsh, Cornish and English fishermen and women though.
@@nathanlewis42 more than 30% didn’t though...
Who would have thought that after leaving the single market, the UK would be out of the single market? And who would have thought that the rules protecting the single market - also in parts shaped by the UK - actually protect the single market?
This is not the EU doing anything - this is the UK facing rules that have been there since years and people could have known about… and should have when making such a fundamental decision. And now they are blaming the EU for their own ignorance? Sorry - if the situation wasn’t that serious, it would be hilarious…
Japan trades the world over, and can sell toyotas, hondas, suzukis, kawasaki, yamaha, sony, mitsubishi, nissan,subaru, lexus, fujitsu,mashushita,denso the world over and japan doesnt pay into a standover committee in a foreign land to do so, Japanese visa and immigration system isn't overridden by a standover foreign committee for 27 countries on the back of its international trading arrangements, giving 27 countries citizens unfettered access to Japanese jobs, welfare, healthcare,and housing and paying billions of yen for the privilege.. whilst handing over japanese fishing waters to forrin countries in order to "trade" with them..
~Its "Project Reality"
~its how the rest of the world works in 169 countries
oh dear - you might want to check how trade in general and then trading with Japan works... there is a trade deal between the EU and Japan. There is no such thing as "free" trade outside the single marked - states always want to sell something without putting their domestic producers into competition
@@jonsimmons4150 yeah but you are talking about Japan. Good luck being half as good as Japan. They are producing more stuff in 1 month than you guys will ever be able in 1 year.
"over EU post-Brexit trade rules" The Eu trade rules did not change, the only thing is Brexit.
During EU membership mainly the UK made these rules to keep competition out.
Japan trades the world over, and can sell toyotas, hondas, suzukis, kawasaki, yamaha, sony, mitsubishi, nissan,subaru, lexus, fujitsu,mashushita,denso the world over and japan doesnt pay into a standover committee in a foreign land to do so, Japanese visa and immigration system isn't overridden by a standover foreign committee for 27 countries on the back of its international trading arrangements, giving 27 countries citizens unfettered access to Japanese jobs, welfare, healthcare,and housing and paying billions of yen for the privilege.. whilst handing over japanese fishing waters to forrin countries in order to "trade" with them..
~Its "Project Reality"
~its how the rest of the world works in 169 countries
Baloney
The *FRENCH DID*
This is the rules for a 3rd country, this is Brexit, you got what you voted for.
And we love it!
@Fred Lower there are enough bendy bananas in the tory party
@Fred Lower How are Bananas not Bend look at them lol.
Many Leave campaigners actually argued for staying in the Single Market. No one knew what it meant, which was why they had that idiotic, "Brexit means Brexit" slogan.
@@RobBCactiveyes Farage at the beginning said the UK could be like Norway, but changed his tune once they won.
Amazing.
Sold out in the 70s by the Tories and they trusted them a second time.
I hope it works out for them but I hope they stop listening to the Tories.
We have a saying in Holland: 'A mule never hits its head at the same stone twice'
@@vereferreus5262 mules are cleverer than knuckle dragging racists.
Sold out in the 70s to whom or what? To what I recall the 70s brought prosperity after the UK had become poor in WW2. Prosperity by the single market.
@@ai-d3982 Absolutely Right! In the early 70's the UK was on the brink of bankrupcy.
@@ai-d3982 forgive me but wasn't the UK in the EU in the seventies
Who knew that leaving one of the most successful trade and economic alliances in the history of the world could have negative consequences?
successfull- compared to what? which metric?
i don't think for eastern europeans it is "successful"
I think the 169 countries in the world not in the EU is a bigger market, and you can negotiate with each one as you wish..
the fact that you just reeled off the "biggest market in the world" mantra parrot like, shows, that the rest of your post must be bs
@@jonsimmons4150 So why do these fishermen not trade with them then? Simple enough solution, surely.
@@AkshaySinghJamwal simple solution is put licences up for bidding instead of these 2 bob fishermen wanting to earn 100k per annum on their small rigs.
China will put supertrawler off the coast and hoover it up and sell back at preferential price. 1 year renewable contract.
If eu wants some they can pay at market price or go without.
@Jeremy miller
Because it isnt thats why.
If you stop parroting that tired old chestnut out you would realise that the EU is only 27 countries, most with low value markets like in eastern Europe-
169 countries are *NOT IN THE EU*
@@jonsimmons4150 198 countries are not in NAFTA but look at the North American part, you fucking genious.
This headline is so wrong. You got what you wanted. Out of the market
"They have eyes but do not see, they have ears but do not hear." So true.
Well that's Labour for you !!
@@Alsmithize ay !!
Yeah but Jacob Reece-Mogg doesn’t have to declare his offshore taxes. So we can all take comfort in that at least...
His investments in Ireland are now very safe
😥😥😥😥 someone's got on well in life but Voros Medve, still in the gutter, get over it sunshine
@@stephenlee4932 I’m sure we would all do well had we inherited as much wealth, as he did...when you’ve finished licking his boots perhaps go and research his history.
@@stephenlee4932 you mean he got daddy's money inherited?
@@VorosMedve stephen wants to be a butler to mogg, he loves being a serf to the posh i think
If whinging, self-pity and failure to take responsibility by Brexit people could power the national grid, the UK would be self-sufficient in energy till the next century
The extra power would short out with all the remainer tears.
But the gammons told us this was just “Project Fear”?
Well , the statement was correct, although maybe not in the context it was taken.
Project Fear aka I’m afraid of what will happen to this country if we leave the EU.
Spineless lefties moaning again I see
@@daveyturner100 brainless brexiteer still defending the stupid.
@@steveo3785 brainless remoaner still wanting to be looked after from cradle to grave because they lack a backbone.
The Oysters are good, but you voted "Out" so out it is. These "EU rules" were actually written also by the UK, by the time it was a member state, to protect it's fishing industry from third countries.
It's ironic, how you voted to become a third county and now blaming, once again, the EU.
Don’t you think it’s stupid that the oyster are fine to eat when produced inside the EU but a public health concern when they are produced outside the EU?
@@andrewharris3900 It's not about stupid or not. UK wrote this rules, don't you follow the rules made by your government? All the other states have to follow this rules, Turkey, Russia, Ukraine, etc... Why you think UK is special? You voted to become a third country, now get over it. It's what you voted for, isn't it?
@@generaltorfstecher8476 I think it is important to have legislation that is made on a rational basis and not this arbitrary rubbish. It is a great shame to the U.K. that we helped write such absurd protectionist legislation. I follow most but not all rules made the U.K. government. The fact that other nations have to put up with such absurd rule when trading with the EU does not make it right.
I vote to remain, however if the referendum was held again I would vote to leave.
@@andrewharris3900 Doubt that you voted remain, you are not being rational and blaming others, for the results that everyone in the EU was warning the UK about. UK wrote this rules to protect its fishing industry, that's what the EU is doing right now. The EU fisherman have to follow certain rules, to be able to sell the catch in the EU market. UK didn't wanted to follow these rules and quotas. So they voted out, too become a third country and follow the rules that UK wanted to be applied to third countries.
So noone is to blame for the situation except the one who left the club by its own decision.
Greetings from Germany.
@@generaltorfstecher8476 I did vote remain, I gain nothing by lying, it was in my personal interests to remain, however leave won. I’m not blaming anyone, the U.K. wanted to leave the single market and now we have to put up with all the stupid legislation that other nations outside the EU have to deal with when trading with the EU. Hopefully now that we are on the outside we can realise the error of protectionist policies and actually develop some real free trade agreements across the globe.
I can only feel sad for the people who voted Remain and have now to live with the consequences of Brexit. The ones who voted Leave were either naive or greedy and now got what they deserve.
as usual its the rest of us who have to pickup the shitshow
Naive or greedy or both. And also extremely rude and even hateful to any1 not agreeing 1000% with them.
92% of fishermen voted to leave with only 2.5% to remain, the rest were don't knows. It is hard to have sympathy for the fishing industry people.
@@geraldaird9390 They swallowed the rhetoric of Johnson, Gove, Farage et al hook, line, and sinker (pun very much intended). I think there is room for sympathy for people who were sold a lie, promised a bright future and now find themselves in financial ruin. However, I do find myself humming the tune to The Hives "Hate to Say I Told You So" quite a lot.
F@ck off with that bs
Brexit has lived up to expectations. It just hasnt't lived up to illusions.
Japan trades the world over, and can sell toyotas, hondas, suzukis, kawasaki, yamaha, sony, mitsubishi, nissan,subaru, lexus, fujitsu,mashushita,denso the world over and japan doesnt pay into a standover committee in a foreign land to do so, Japanese visa and immigration system isn't overridden by a standover foreign committee for 27 countries on the back of its international trading arrangements, giving 27 countries citizens unfettered access to Japanese jobs, welfare, healthcare,and housing and paying billions of yen for the privilege.. whilst handing over japanese fishing waters to forrin countries in order to "trade" with them..
~Its "Project Reality"
~its how the rest of the world works in 169 countries
Man who voted for "Let leopards eat people's faces' party tells C4 news reporter he never thought leopards would eat HIS face.
I voted for them to eat other people's faces. How was I supposed to know that a fire on my neighbour's home would spread to my adjacent home? Maggie told me that there is no such thing as society.
Margaret Thatcher will never need to worry about her heating bills unlike millions suffering privatisation, austerity and Brexit.
@@safirahmed "Margaret Thatcher will never need to worry about her heating bills unlike millions suffering privatisation, austerity and Brexit."
Margaret Thatcher was strongly in favour of the EU. In fact the EU single market was created by the UK under Margaret Thatcher because she believed in the benefits of free trade. She would have been horrified by Brexit. So you can't lay the blame for Brexit on M Thatcher.
Although Thatcher did accelerate the closure of the UK coal industry and created great hardship for many people, she was also responsible for getting the Montreal Protocol through to completion. Before M Thatcher got behind it the negotiations were going nowhere. The Montreal Protocol was about cutting back ozone depleting cloro-fluro-carbons (CFCs). If that protocol had not been implemented then by now we would not have the protective ozone layer in the upper atmosphere and life on land would by now be impossible due to high intensity UV radiation.
No one is ever all good or all bad. One should always be careful not to think that because someone did some bad things, that everything they ever did must be bad.
@@JohnSmall314 Margaret Thatcher wanted to abolish the NHS and the welfare state and opposed German reunification.
Margaret Thatcher also supported Augusto Pinochet and working with the good part of the Khmer Rouge against the Communists.
Margaret Thatcher and Thatcherism is responsible for many of the problems in British society and without Thatcherism the UK would still be an EU member state.
Thats a very strong comment :)
We lost EU won. Get over it. On the international stage we are now without a voice. Nice one Brexit numnuts.
Wrong. You just lost a bit more than we did on our side of the channel, but it was a lose-lose.
@@Kaspian1828 I didn't lose anything.
@@Kaspian1828 this is the reality you have nailed it. Both EU and UK will lose out accepting UK will lose out more and take longer to recover. I just hope a decent political leader can rise above this utter chaos and bring about a UK recovery.
We both lost, and some individual countries which traded more with GB like the netherlands even more.
No, UK won , it needs to get over it. EU neither wanted brexit and even less a hard brexit. We suggested single market union, custom Union, another extension etc etc. But now it's because "EU rules" what a joke.
These rules are Pre Brexit rules. UK was a big reason for them being written in the first place.
Brexit hasn't lived up to your expectations? That's odd - ALL the consequences we've seen so far are EXACTLY what the experts said to expect if you left the EU.
Of course back then you ignored these expert warnings and dismissed them as 'project fear'.
They were too busy waving flags to listen to silly facts
Oh dear me!
How's Brexit working out for you?
We did say that there was no such thing as a good Brexit....who would have thought it would be so obvious so soon?
Lol 3rd country 🤣
It seems like the reporter feels like it’s all the EU fault. Britain is a third nation.Britain is not in the EU customs Union or in the EU single market. Why is that so hard to understand?
@póg mo thóin try and get the it right if your going to attack something. The UK left the EU. Johnson is the PM of the UK. England doesn’t actually have a parliament.
It isn't just this reporter, there have been a lot of stories taking a strange entitled attitude as if Europe owes something to the UK. The UK chose to leave, it was not forced on them. Seeing people deal with the reality of a badly misadvertised Brexit is kind of funny.
@@maxworth4687 well considering 56% of the electorate voted against it last election it really isn’t funny for those that are losing their jobs and maybe their homes.
@@saberint Do something about it. Mass strikes and civil unrest would be a good start.
@@adrien5834 To reach what?
That EU is changing the rules, or UK is coming back in the EU?
Let’s be clear, English fishermen tried to stop EU fishermen fishing in their water and in effect shut down the livelihoods of EU fishermen. Well guess what, the EU now has all the fish because the UK does not have access to sell them. I lost my freedom of movement because of selfish fishermen and the like. I do not forgive them and I hope they rot with their fish.
Japan trades the world over, and can sell toyotas, hondas, suzukis, kawasaki, yamaha, sony, mitsubishi, nissan,subaru, lexus, fujitsu,mashushita,denso the world over and japan doesnt pay into a standover committee in a foreign land to do so, Japanese visa and immigration system isn't overridden by a standover foreign committee for 27 countries on the back of its international trading arrangements, giving 27 countries citizens unfettered access to Japanese jobs, welfare, healthcare,and housing and paying billions of yen for the privilege.. whilst handing over japanese fishing waters to forrin countries in order to "trade" with them..
~Its "Project Reality"
~its how the rest of the world works in 169 countries
It's a real shame that Scotland was dragged out of the EU after the main reason they didn't vote for independence in 2014 was cuz theyd loose EU membership. They really need to get another referendum
I recall there were talks back then about possibly allowing Scotland some type of EU membership of they gained independence but since nothing was certain, they preferred to stay. Now imagine if the EU had said that they would indeed allow EU perks for Scotland and they would have left, gosh, the way they would be laughing at Brexit now...
@@floraflowers There's a rule which prevents that. Ironically it will also work in Scotland's favour this time. If a nation secedes from a current member of the EU then that nation is not allowed to apply to join the EU. So if Scotland had left in 2014 it would have been out of the UK and out of the EU. Brexit means that they won't be leaving a current member to join up so there's nothing stopping them applying now. Furthermore, one of the Brexiteers main hopes is that Spain would veto Scotland for them on the argument it would give Catalonia hopes for independence. Spain has been reassured by the EU that this isn't a possibility for as long as they remain in the EU, Catalonia will not be accepted and Scotland joining has no bearing on it. Ironically keeping Spain close to the chest while allowing Scotland's it's way back in. It's very Game of Thrones.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
There's an unusual lack of Brexit supporters in this comment section today.
Seems like they're all going a bit quiet... Hmmm...
Yes, not taking any responsibility as they cannot justify this. They will comment on safer channels... Like Nissan being open and the success of the EU vaccine.
A lot of them were employed in a building in St Petersburg. They've moved on to other things now.
Misleading title - the rules are not "Post Brexit" - they were always there. They are simply trade rules.
So in 1920, they needed three days to sell their catches in France? Have you done your research or are you just telling bullshit?
@@hector-nu6gl In 1920 they didn’t sell their catches in France
@@hector-nu6gl ...does that help you feel better? Rules for non EU members existed when people voted to leave and become non EU members. Rules the UK had input on and helped write.
Less confused now or do you want to keep on pretending there was no way to figure out what rules non EU members traded under before brexit?
Project fear turned to project reality real quick....this is a prime example of why you should listen to experts
"people in this country have had enough of experts" -Micheal Gove
Not woke experts.
No teething problems, just Brexit problems.
You had your vaccine yet?
@@paulies5407 Don't be salty. And don't forget to get your second jab, when you finally can. And continue wearing a mask, vaccine doesn't help against variants. And probably doesn't last very long, anyway.
@@paulies5407 langar dan of the week ,you dont vax lyrical
@@paulies5407 Brexit brain
Well you voted for Brexit and like Theresa May said: Brexit means brexit. So here's your Brexit!
Japan trades the world over, and can sell toyotas, hondas, suzukis, kawasaki, yamaha, sony, mitsubishi, nissan,subaru, lexus, fujitsu,mashushita,denso the world over and japan doesnt pay into a standover committee in a foreign land to do so, Japanese visa and immigration system isn't overridden by a standover foreign committee for 27 countries on the back of its international trading arrangements, giving 27 countries citizens unfettered access to Japanese jobs, welfare, healthcare,and housing and paying billions of yen for the privilege.. whilst handing over japanese fishing waters to forrin countries in order to "trade" with them..
~Its "Project Reality"
~its how the rest of the world works in 169 countries
The foghorn of ignorance ( Fararge) is keeping a low profile at the moment
He's busy trying to scam his acolytes out of their hard earned at the minute.
@@ChrisIowa ohh he did not lie, the only problem is that the other countries did not want to play with his rules.
And he was on the EU fisheries committee. Shame he never went to a single meeting - would have been useful experience.
@@gerrabath He has an advert on TH-cam telling people to "take back control of their money" by giving it to him. I kid you not. I'm more frightened of the mass gullibility of the English than Brexit.
@Murray David They even left out the "Maybe" 😂😂😂
I would feel bad for these clowns if it wasn't for the fact us remainers told them repeatedly, over several years that this would happen.
Problem is these areas are far away from London. Don’t know what is like to view London through their eyes and what it represents. The nearest Major city to Cornwall is Dublin
what is meant is that the uk population lacks experience especially in international stuff and by that i mean i noticed a great lack of information of how to deal with a variety of everyday stuff like simple banking, foreign exchange and dealing with it etc. there is a great lack of experience and education in foreign affairs i e mainly european and a general understanding what is going to be vital in the near future. the most common query on google after brexit 2016 was - what is the eu ? so thats frighteningly stupid i m afraid to say. most however are not to blame its a total lack of experience it seems.
@@mpggv8368 The only reason I don't have sympathy for those who voted to leave is because they had the chance to inform themselves what the EU was and what the consequences of the Brexit would be, but they chose to believe the same politicians they would call liars on a daily basis. They believed every lie they were spoon-fed as if it wasn't just like any other electoral campaign when promises are made and then thrown into the bin the very next day. They're probably the same people who laughed at Trump's "Make America Great Again" ludicrous promises. But maybe I'm so cynical when it comes to listening to political promises because I'm from a country notorious for its corrupt politicians.
And the abuse we received from the Tory Government, the right-wing media and the moron in the street, for doing so. Remoaners, they called us. Well who's doing the moaning now?
Brexit means brexit
Bye and thank you for all the fish
Get brexit done
We hold all the cards
They need us more than we need them
Take back control
Stop remoaning
Brexit means out
WTO rules
Brexit or riot
I remember the old days
Again and again we see news stories like this, when will our PM be held account for this?
And where is that David Cameron now????? he started it!
irlgriff Boris was elected to get Brexit done and that's exactly what he's done.
@@ChrisBashforth yes, he did, and I hope he will. maybe use part of the £350 million pound to compensate the businesses and hoping it is enough to cover the costs.
Never, the media have made the electorate stupid and compliant.
Also most the people who voted for this are retried as don't care because they have their "sovereignty" whatever that is.
when have tories ever been accountable?
Absolutely logical when sawing the branch you're sitting on.
Very good comment .
UK: I'm going to live in the jungle. That way I can do whatever I want. I will have complete independence. I don't have to follow any rules in the jungle. People in the city are going to come begging to me to share with them some of the freedom I will be getting... It's gonna be glorious!
We have known about these rules for decades, we just haven’t had to follow them before.
Even was brittain that either created these EU laws and regulations, or pushed for them, and are now facing the consequenses of their own actions, literally.
The Shellfish one was written in 2008, specifically to protect UK fishing, it was proposed, argued for and politicked by the UK through the EUParliament. Of course the person who wrote it, didn't think anyone would be thick enough to vote to leave the EU.
Leave it to a ""main stream"" channel to come up with third party scapegoats. No sir, its B R E X I T.
Enjoy.
You voted for it.
What a BS title for this video. We left the club and now complain we can't trade in the same was as a member of the club. How is this down to the EU?
Most fishermen chose to believe charlatans like Farage and Johnson. You chose your side boys now you have to live with your choice. Sad for those who did not.
Plus, these arent new rules, these rules have been in place for almost 20 years. The UK was the main author of those exact rules, made to protect these exact fishermen, who then many years later voted to leave that protection and have those rules apply to them.
The EU changed nothing. There are no post-Brexit rules. These are very much pre-Brexit rules. Like u said, Chris, a really BS title. Very misleading.
Those EU rules always existed. Indeed, the UK helped write many of the 3rd country rules. Why would the U.K that left the EU think it has the right to operate under EU rules rather than under the 3rd country rules. The people in the U.K said that they can do better alone than as part of 28 countries. They need to stop bitching about EU rules that have ALWAYS been in effect for 3rd countries. They aren't special. Just get on with being alone.
I've great sympathy for those fishermen that voted remain BUT non at all for those who voted leave.
Just ask Farage to get this sorted with the EU! Oh no he s gone for another venture on anti lockdown, etc!
I'm sure that Farage will rush to their assistance (chortle).
Especially since he was part of the EU parliament fishing committee. He must perfectly know all EU regulations regarding fishing. Oh... Wait... He went to only one meeting of the committee...
This what you get when you think an ex-bonder trader is a man of the people.
@Fred Lower there never was a rule against bended bananas in the eu......
@@mattschm5486 yeah that was a boris lie
Naaaa. Nigel is too busy these days charging people to take back control of their finances to worry about fishermen. :-)
The fishermen (or fisher-people) did not care about the Brits working in the EU who lost their jobs because of Brexit. Now the fisher-folk whinge when they got what they wanted.
I am afraid these are not 'teething problems'. This won't go away, it will only get worse. The Conservatives framed the EU as the enemy and this is the result. What was the reason for Brexit again?
To launder the dirty money of Tories.
It will get worse right now Trucks that go into the UK dont get searched if that kicks in . Delays get worse .
Secure another parliamentary majority by selling unicorns.
Control of our waaaa... Haha
Its the type of teething problems you get when you're in your 90's and they're falling out
Cornwall used to get a lot of EU project funding
Yep Cornwall needs to stand on it’s own two feet.
As a listener from Germany, I find myself puzzled... What did they think would happen? I am genuinely curious. You're voting to leave the market you are selling 90% of your produce to. What's the projected upside? I do not understand.
Nationalism mein Freund
Japan trades the world over, and can sell toyotas, hondas, suzukis, kawasaki, yamaha, sony, mitsubishi, nissan,subaru, lexus, fujitsu,mashushita,denso the world over and japan doesnt pay into a standover committee in a foreign land to do so, Japanese visa and immigration system isn't overridden by a standover foreign committee for 27 countries on the back of its international trading arrangements, giving 27 countries citizens unfettered access to Japanese jobs, welfare, healthcare,and housing and paying billions of yen for the privilege.. whilst handing over japanese fishing waters to forrin countries in order to "trade" with them..
~Its "Project Reality"
~its how the rest of the world works in 169 countries
@@jonsimmons4150 yeah, but the UK isn't Japan. Britain sold off its manufacturing industry thanks to Thatcher. Japan spends a huge amount of money on its citizens, infrastructure, etc., something that the UK doesn't do for ideological reasons. I mean Britain can't even build a decent train line these days. Britain's service sector, which dominates GDP, is largely dependent on immigration. So I'd say Britain royally effed itself.
"Fishing was one of the hardest battles fought during Brexit."
No it wasn't. They just did a lot of proclamations on it. When the real discussion started they dropped it immediately.
Well done, British voters! 👏👏👏👏
English voters
Thank you :) 😃 😘
The fishermen must be fuming after being betrayed by their country. At least buy directly from them! ✊
Christina Massey-Stucki The average British housewife would never eat oysters let alone prepare them for cooking
@@andrew30m 🤣🤣🤣 Average ‘English housewife’ buys frozen fish fingers from supermarket, imported from eu. Butt we live on an island and seafood is here. So, why not consume it directly from our own fishing industry directly?
I don't understand the problem. It was well known that leaving the EU SM and CU would hamper trade and especially fresh food products. But it was worth it because the UK can now trade freely with the rest of the world. Why aren't these fishermen not selling their produce to Australia, New Zealand, Canada and Whatever African nations and such??
Becouse it makes no sens at all and has never been. Trading is bound to your location.Thats why Australia traids mostly with China USA with Canada ec. It was never realistic to think a country on the other side of the world wants to ship your more expensive stuff out when the can get everything cheaper from agross the road so to speak.
ANSWER: Sydney alone has the third biggest fish market in the world after Tokyo and New York. The'd be selling their fish in competition from Pacific fishermen and those from other oceans.And British fish would be probably a week old when it got to the market.If you hadn't noticed, Africa and NZ are surrounded by sea
Yes, they could ship seafood to those countries, they would be there in a few weeks. Of course, the stink would be f***ing horrendous...
@@eekamoose you all made my point exactly. Proving what lunacy brexit is.
@@freudsigmund72 Well, I for 1 enjoyed ur sarcasm. Its spot on!
They were conned by Brexit.
No. They were conned by Farage, Johnson and Gove.
@bigtreez93 Did they? I think you underestimate the ability of modern tech to influence people. The whole Brexit campaign was a master class in how to convince people to vote against their own interest.
@@YouD0ntSay No, by a biased gutter tabloid media. They are the voice people hear. Save a forest, stop buying Newspapers.
@bigtreez93 T D S
Contempt for the conmen, compassion for the conned. Brexit is a smoke screen
*HOW COME I KNEW THIS WOULD HAPPEN* and Im not a fisherman..??? How can I, a random retired cosmetics salesman KNOW this would be the case and these guys didn't???
i guess you are capable of reading the news ... and i don‘t mean the DM
Because they're idiots. They didn't bother to do their research, and believed lying cheating politicians who told them there would be gold at the end of the rainbow. They all shouted for a hard Brexit like sheep - not knowing what exactly this meant and what consequences it would bring to them. They have killed their own jobs ....and also their own industry. What fools.
The Scottish fishermen saw it and voted remain - did any of you watch the second half of the video?
Probably because you can think for yourself
Japan trades the world over, and can sell toyotas, hondas, suzukis, kawasaki, yamaha, sony, mitsubishi, nissan,subaru, lexus, fujitsu,mashushita,denso the world over and japan doesnt pay into a standover committee in a foreign land to do so, Japanese visa and immigration system isn't overridden by a standover foreign committee for 27 countries on the back of its international trading arrangements, giving 27 countries citizens unfettered access to Japanese jobs, welfare, healthcare,and housing and paying billions of yen for the privilege.. whilst handing over japanese fishing waters to forrin countries in order to "trade" with them..
~Its "Project Reality"
~its how the rest of the world works in 169 countries
The solution is to join the EU customs union and single market.
you are right, but I'm pretty sure it will never happen
Yes, kind of, like, join the EU, right?
@@Neil-wu4dt and why should it be a red line??
@@iaingreig9685 The Single Market is the four freedoms. Among them is freedom of movement of people. You don't get to pick and choose.
@@adrien5834 you are misunderstanding my question. I am well aware being part of the single market would mean accepting free movement. My question relates to why this should prevent us joining? Having to accept free movement is not a bad thing so we should accept it and not make it a red line.
It was of course a clever trick to have the media worry about EU fishing in UK waters and completely sideline the issue of the opposite side of the story.
A minority in fishing kept pointing out where the markets were and the need to deliver catches fresh.
But Brexit never had to pass any scrutiny, it was sold on lies without a plan, then sold as a fâit a compli.
@@RobBCactive A western style democracy is only possible when there is an independent press that voters can rely on to make informed choices. How did it ever come to this in the UK, one of the shining examples of western culture and identity?
@@ageoflove1980 They allowed Rupert Murdoch et al to take over most of the media and turn it into a propaganda machine.
EU post Brexit rules?? Surely you mean the UK/EU post Brexit rules? Ironically the UK also helped write most of those rules about third countries when in the EU.
Imagine complaining for getting exactly what you argued, fought and voted for. Who could have foreseen!
2:09 the quota is obv. not the issue here, especially as he explained in the sentence before that they have all they could sell domestically in 40 minutes. The problem is that the UK has left the SM and now can't export to the market they have sold their stuff to before Brexit. Leaving the SM means in his case to put a border between the supplier and its customers. Guess what, this is never a good idea. I would love if one could call out what it was: outright idiocy, but it seems everyone is now just moaning. There will be no healing if no one starts to accept and analyse the mistakes that have been done. In my opinion, the whole idea was never thought through.
Right, it is a food safety regulation: no live bivalve molluscs (mussels, oysters) certificates for lobsters, crabs & fish.
June Mummery, former Brexit MEP and shellfish company owner, have the same solution to being unable to sell her fish - she needs bigger quotas! Nothing like fishing even more fish to solve the problem of being unable to sell the fish, u already fished. Apparently its common UK fishermans "logic".
@@jean-pascalesparceil9008 I have read now that molluscs deriving from class B waters have to be decontaminated in clear water tanks for a certain time. It seems most of the tanks are situated on the continent. Basically, they just have to set up water tanks to rinse the class B molluscs for a certain time and then they can be exported. It can't be that hard to install huge water tanks. Most houses in Spain are forced by law to have huge water tanks.
This is a problem not easy to solve, the UK practically wrote the EU rules for fishing, Banking, Financial service, Sheep products, malt products and some more industries. The rules are good for EU fishermen and so on but it makes it rather hard to be on the outside. My best sugestion is to export to other nations since there would be a uproar from all fishermen in the EU if the rules were changed. I am very sorry for the Scottish fishermen they are in the same situation. The sad thing is that they voted themselves out of business. One can only hope that the UK Government helps them.
The only people this UK government are helping is their wealthy friends and donors...
What other nations? Distance alone would make the catch less than fresh
@@ausbrum Sweden, Finland, Estonia, the three Baltic states, Poland, Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece and some more, all those nations are going to have their fishermen mad as 😡😡😡 if you change the system that protects them.
Keep making these reports... the more there are, the fewer in the EU27 with idiotic ideas of exits.
I recently had a good giggle. With the Brexit agreement barely signed between UK and EU in December 2020, Jersey unilaterally decided to impose its rules on French fishermen forgetting that Jersey fishermen sell 80% of their fishing in the Breton and Norman ports. And when some 70 very angry French fishermen did a blockade of the port of Jersey, Bojo and his gang decided to send two patrol boats to Jersey in response to the fishermen's blockade, followed by two French patrol boats just in case it would turn ugly. French politicians suggested that Jersey's electricity supply fed by undersea cables from France could be cut off in retaliation for Jersey placing limitations on the extent to which French boats can fish in the island's waters.
Dark is my Home now WHY?Ohh we are out....We vote for it.....
Cannot cut off leccy. Eu wont let them do it.
Oh yes , there is a way to end all the losses from Brexit and that’s Scottish independence.#DissolveTheUnion
I’m glad them fisherman have taken back control of there waters and fish and the fish will be happy British fish.
you own it now boys,you got what you voted for so stop being snowflakes man up and crack on!
so in other words, suck it up buttercup 🤣
Those British fish can form a band like The Beatles.
To be fair they only got a quarter of their fish back. EU boats can still fish in uk waters but only have a slightly smaller quota. It’s a lose lose situation
Welsh farmers and English fishermen are the cleverest people on the earth 🤣🤣🤣
Japan trades the world over, and can sell toyotas, hondas, suzukis, kawasaki, yamaha, sony, mitsubishi, nissan,subaru, lexus, fujitsu,mashushita,denso the world over and japan doesnt pay into a standover committee in a foreign land to do so, Japanese visa and immigration system isn't overridden by a standover foreign committee for 27 countries on the back of its international trading arrangements, giving 27 countries citizens unfettered access to Japanese jobs, welfare, healthcare,and housing and paying billions of yen for the privilege.. whilst handing over japanese fishing waters to forrin countries in order to "trade" with them..
~Its "Project Reality"
~its how the rest of the world works in 169 countries
"We were promised, we were promised" ... You know, you are allowed to THINK for yourselves.
Music tip of the day: "Cry Me a River" by Justin Timberlake.
😂😂😂😂
...worse....Justin Bieber......
To the fisherman of Cornwall who voted for this all I can think of now is; 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
I know right. 👌😂
All I can think is 😭😭😭😭😭 they were scammed, really astonishingly badly. I wouldn't laugh at an old lady who gave her money to a Nigerian prince so he could rest 10 million pounds in her bank account, I'm going to try to find the same compassion for the fishermen.
@@Amy-qc2qq Agreed. They were used as political pawns and shouldn't be ridiculed (too much)
These are not Post-Brexit rules per se. Calling them that is implying that they are a new invention on the part of the EU. They are just the rules for any third country, like the UK is now, that is not, or does not wish to be in the single market and customs union. Ask any UK company that dealt with imports/exports with a non-eu country when the UK was a member. Nothing new just UK gov laziness in not documenting itself, learning and preparing for the obvious.
EU-post Brexit trade rules?
No. EU trade rules since.... 2008.
Therefore, 100% UK trade rules.
What EU got to do with this?
Nothing. The EU didnt change anything. Same rules have applied to 3rd countries for almost 20 years.
What were the benefits of Brexit again? 🤣
UK billionaires not having to deal with the new EU financial regulation?
@@ageoflove1980 The 'elephant in the room' that never gets mentioned by the media.
@@StereoCeeJay It does but you have to pay attention. Fun fact : When the UK was still in the EU, the London City lobby in Brussels was by far the biggest spender buying influence regarding EU decision making. Edit : "Lobby" of course as a classy euphenism for bribing.
@@ageoflove1980 Aaron Bank's moved to Republic of Ireland.
Tax heaven for the rich, workers rights destroyed, ...
Eu-Rules? YOU NEGOTIATED THEM!
This is completely bias and misleading. The recipient countries are doing nothing more than applying existing EU import rules for third countries, which of course the UK became on Brexit day. These rules have been in force since 2008 and guess who was the UK MEP representative on the Fisheries Committee at the time. That's right, Nigel Farage!!
I think it is ironic that the fishing industry who promoted Brexit are now worse off! Serves them right if you ask me.
Exactly man,let them be destroyed for their ignorance.
Ironic
@@Απάτσι1 I wouldn’t but if all countries of the E.U had an exclusion zone for larger vessels across all members than we could have been in a different place
Greedy fisherman want it all, they want all the fishing rights and free EU market access, stop being so greedy.
Where they expecting cake? You leave the club, you have no access to the club. UK got what it asked for.
Are they seriously blaming the EU? You wanted OUT of EU! You got out and now you blame EU that you got out. The fking logic lol
You only made 1 mistake, believing BoJo's lies.
And the vile Gove; adopted son of an Aberdeen fish dealer. You couldn't make it up.
They made three mistakes: listening to Johnson, believing Johnson, and electing Johnson.
Behind the narrative and story I can feel a disguised accusation: why the mean EU did this to us? All these rules and organisation heavily criticized by Brexiters has been there all along so all this was foreseeable and they were there to SIMPLIFY life in the EU, no borders, no paperwork, free movement of goods and people. So the UK got exactly what they voted for. In fact, I am sorry to say it will get worse because of a temporary tolerant attitude toward the absence of checks for incoming goods totally in contradiction with the beloved WTO rules. In France we love crustaceans (scallops, crabs, langoustines) but only when they are fresh and safe. This does not come implicitly now that the UK decides to break the rules so it has called on it all the checks and paperwork. You will see the same story unfold for financial services. By not providing information on what the future London Finance is headed to, the UK is KILLING the potential of equivalences. Sadly this is just a start.
Brexiteers should be fed more fish.
Sell it cheap enough people will eat it
I didn’t vote for Brexit but could I please be fed more fish?
@@andrewharris3900 just crabsticks under Brexit
Fun fact. The UK actually was the one that drafted the most stringent rules for product importation into the EU to make it harder for non-members to sell their products. Now UK is getting a taste of its own medicine.
Well, Congrats, UK. Now you can happily enjoy all your fish alone!
As long as you can “control the borders” - who cares for some forms to be filled in, right?
So where’s Farage now? Or Johnson? Or Rees-Mogg? As Rees-Mogg said in the Commons “But now all the fish are British, and far happier for it.” As for the fisherman, these lying criminals will now be thinking “Sucks to be you.”
This is just the start of it just see the difference when you go on holiday's in the EU ,banking ,roaming costs if you get sick on holiday's the list is endless you voted to leave the biggest trading club my God even your education is going to be effected insurance on your cars outside of the UK your driver license might not be accepted what have you done to yourselves madness
Margaret Thatcher encouraged Japanese companies to set up in the UK as the gateway to Europe so that they could trade in the EU as European companies and avoid EU trade tariffs and restrictions, this is how global companies trade in different territories and get around trade restrictions. All of those UK plants trading within Europe are now outside and subject to the import checks that the UK now needs to apply as a third country. The fun part about the whole situation is that it is a restriction that the UK promoted to protect UK and EU interests as an EU member.
This is exactly the Conservatives fault. They have ignored the costs of Brexit because they are funded by billionaires. You, your family and community will always come last. Always.
what is meant is that the uk population lacks experience especially in international stuff and by that i mean i noticed a great lack of information of how to deal with a variety of everyday stuff like simple banking, foreign exchange and dealing with it etc. there is a great lack of experience and education in foreign affairs i e mainly european and a general understanding what is going to be vital in the near future. the most common query on google after brexit 2016 was - what is the eu ? so thats frighteningly stupid i m afraid to say. most however are not to blame its a total lack of experience it seems.
I notice the Daily Telegraph and Daily Mail avoid problematic stories on Brexit - no honesty there then. They must be hoping it will all go away.
Or they spin it up like it's the EU's fault.
"Teething" problems ...
@@flitsertheo Things will get even worse when the full set of regulations start in the summer, this is just the beginning.
@@CHUTNEX Then we'll not only see empty lorries leaving the UK but also empty lorries entering the UK ... wait a minute ...
maybe they should just stay on the continent ?
Ironic when the law meant to protected UK interest in the past and now it come to bite them. Dont understand why they choose to leave, now their fisheries will be treated like another 3rd countries. If the EU easiest the regulation on fisheries, than other big fisheries country like China, Japan, Asean, US, Argentina and others will also want it affected to them which make EU in bad position. And before Brexit the largest export place the UK fisheries is to the EU because they have the privilage of being part of the EU and they leaving the privilage to try compete with other countries outside EU. I think they still not realised that India, Burma and Australia is not their colony anymore.
voting for brexit was a disaster voted for mainly by people who had no idea what they were voting for and therefore deciding the scottish fate at the same time so there is small wonder that the scots are waiting for a referendum to be done very presently in order to save them from the uk fate of voting for stuff the voters there had no idea would bring a lot of tradeloss and unemployment, presently still masked by corona fallout, and at the same time the idiots who voted for brexit also had no idea of the accessory damage that would be caused to exchange and travel restrictions within the eu and right of stay. in short, the most important trading partner was voted out and the uk plus scotland voted a third world country tradewise, with all the great problems this entails - mainly loss of trade and travel. you can t do something more stupid and dangerous to livelihoods all over the uk, than this
Hard to feel sympathy as it wasn’t just their own future and prosperity they trashed by believing demonstrable lies, it was mine & my kids.
And mine and my kids futures too! The only people who are going to gain anything from leaving the EU are the super rich, the very people who the brexshiters said they were voting against.
I feel bad for the people involved personally, but their industry has wrecked the oceans. We have lost more than 80% of biomass in the oceans in the last century. And it keeps getting worse.
So far Brexit has been the best thing to happen to the fish and sea life populations around our coasts in decades. That is worth celebrating.
If there is one thing we are learning it's that we can't live without a healthy natural world. We cannot forget that our oceans are a vital part of that picture.
"Its all project fear"
Is it doe...
Were fucked haha
Its reality!
Those aren't EU post-Brexit trade rules. The trade rules where there pre-Brexit. The only thing that has changed is that the UK no longer is part of the EU. And that wasn't the EU's choice. The UK now is a third country and shall be treated accordingly.
and by the rules UK helped to establish when into the EU
Its a terrible shame for those who didn't want brexit, their businesses have been dragged under. They don't deserve this. For those who voted for brexit, its what you voted for, its your tragic error of judgement
Well said
Sadly majority of these fisherman's voted for brexit. Well they got what they wanted now eat it.
when in scotland ( and wales,england) i was shocked about their lack of interest for french,spanish...culture...and indian and so on. The baaic problem of uk for decades has been that isolation culture impregnating the whole of their society. Instead of creating bonds with Europe using erasmus, publicity, tv programmes...they created the idea that they were better, that they deserved more that the german, austrian, lithuanian ..culture and people were not interesting. I was happy,though, to encounter brits open to Europe, willing to learn another language and to come to spain not only for their beaches. I hope one day they will understand that together we are stronger and will want to rejoin on the euro but not because of the money, but because of the idea of EUROPE.
Totally true. Common Market and later EU was just the economic tool for achieving the real goal : a warless Europe. But when UK went in it made very clear that it was for economical purposes only. Never adhered to european political goals. The final end, the Brexit was then predictable and actually predicted by General de Gaulle since the first day UK in. UK will know what it is to not be open to others, but i highly doubt they will learn the lesson, they are too much infatuated of themselves.
This is what happens when your country is unhappy with the situation and terribly uneducated about politics and how business works.
Let's just hope it serves as a hallmark for what happens if you give people a voice about things they don't understand at all.
This is what happens when business becomes so easy due to a single market that people have to have 0 knowledge about the market itself
Fishermen voted for it so there are no reasons to complain.
Unfortunately, these poor people were victims of Farage's &Co propaganda
@@adriangrama5139 you mean that thry didn't know what they were voting for? tell that to piers morgan
@@adriangrama5139 but we have a brain to think with. They shouted sooooooo much about the water and sovereignty so I have no sympathy for them. If they are poor they can always go to welfare
@@jmfarrugia54 Oh please they know exactly what they voted for
If only we'd used the transition period to prepare. Instead, the government stuck their fingers in their ears and said it'd be alright
We could have prepare all we wanted. The rules for importing fish into the EU have been written down for decades.
They are still doing it.
@@ToothbrushMan And they were written by the committee the Nigel Farage was a member of.
@@allangibson2408 To be fair, he wouldn't know that, he only bothered attending once...
@@allangibson2408 They were there even before 1973. Farage has nothing to do with it. WTO-rules are better, aren't they?
When a politician tells you he knows more than all experts and tell you to trust him, you have two options, trust him or dismiss his claim, obviously a majority in the U.K. trusted the politician and now they see the result!
The very regions in the UK that complained they were being left behind by the EU - Cornwall, North East of England, Scottish Highlands, Welsh Valleys......are all going be left worse off (even poorer) from the hard Brexit that they ALL wanted but which will really decimate our economy.