[arista]

[Lorries used to transport British shellfish have
parked on the roads near Downing Street after
experiencing delays getting into the EU
due to new Brexit rules.
At least 10 lorries were parked up,
with one carrying the slogan "Brexit Carnage"
as shellfish companies protested
against severe delays transporting
their produce to the EU following
a change in rules.
Police were asking the drivers for their details.
Many Scottish and Welsh fishermen have been
unable to export their stocks to Europe since
the start of the year after the introduction
of catch certificates, health checks and customs
declarations have meant
lengthy delays getting into the EU.]

https://news.sky.com/story/brexit-sh...order-12191385



The Government must
help their Scottish offices to get
the new paperwork sorted.


Was live on BBCnewsHD

[Alf]

How shellfish of them.

[Jessica.]

This is what you voted for.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Jessica.

This is what you voted for.

No
we Voted to get out.


And Now the Government must Fix this.

[Jessica.]

Originally Posted by arista

No

we Voted to get out.





And Now the Government must Fix this.

You wanted more restrictions between borders and now you have it, this is what you wanted.

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Jessica.

You wanted more restrictions between borders and now you have it, this is what you wanted.

Seems like those who voted for Brexit wanted to be able to have control over their own borders but expect to have no changes at all to them entering other countries..........

[arista]

Originally Posted by Jessica.

You wanted more restrictions between borders and now you have it, this is what you wanted.

Sure you can say that.


But the Government can help
them, get the proper forms

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Jessica.

This is what you voted for.

Ahem, they are Scottish lorries and we did not - we voted against this by a significant margin.

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Ahem, they are Scottish lorries and we did not - we voted against this by a significant margin.

This is true

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Ahem, they are Scottish lorries and we did not - we voted against this by a significant margin.

Exactly

[Cherry Christmas]

https://www.express.co.uk/news/polit...olyrood-latest

[Jessica.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Ahem, they are Scottish lorries and we did not - we voted against this by a significant margin.

That comment was aimed at Arista/the border posse, not the Scottish drivers trying to do their job.

[Oliver_W]

Yup, dump that rotten seafood on the laps of the incompetent politicians, if they can't get Brexit done quickly and efficiently they deserve to be swimming in ****.

[UserSince2005]

We didnt vote for whiny lefties!

shame not even the EU wants these losers.

[UserSince2005]

Brexit is already a success story.

Its just the whiny lefties that have nothing better to do with their lives that whine

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

Brexit is already a success story.

Its just the whiny lefties that have nothing better to do with their lives that whine

Tell the fishermen with stock they can't shift how successful it is

Pretending the government are currently making a success of it is as stupid and petty as saying "this is what you voted for"

[Christmas Dynasnow]

An administration issue for the government to sort out

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

An administration issue for the government to sort out

Yes an Expert was on LBC
last week, he is helping some people
to get the right forms.

[bots]

if we had remained in the customs union, this wouldn't have been a problem, but the fishing industry was strongly against that. So, honestly, this is what they wanted, and now they have it

[Jessica.]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

if we had remained in the customs union, this wouldn't have been a problem, but the fishing industry was strongly against that. So, honestly, this is what they wanted, and now they have it

Exactly

[Christmas Dynasnow]

The seafood industry has warned fishing businesses could collapse within days, but Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab on Sunday said the delays were just "teething problems".

He told the BBC he was "not convinced" the delays were because of the government's trade deal with the EU and argued it will "create huge, sustainable opportunities" for the sector.

Last Wednesday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson told a committee of MPs that fishing businesses would be compensated for what he described as "temporary frustrations".

[Tom4784]

People voted for this, they voted for the chaos they were warned about and ignored because it didn't align with the cosy rainbow future the Brexit politicians promised. Fools, the lot of them.

Everything that happens now is on the heads of the voters that enabled it to happen. People wanted this, and they'll have it.

[user104658]

I hope the shellfish starts to rot and they dump the whole lot on Boris' doorstep.

[arista]

[Christmas Dynasnow]

I hope they have their parking Hake on?