What do Americans think about this?
Brits label American food safety standards 'backward'
Jose Perry
Lincoln Thomas
I don't get it. Wasn't UK going to be able to get super good deals thanks to their negociating and sovereignity powers being back in their own hands?
Jaxon King
But they did. We frens nao.
Leo Kelly
desuarchive.org
Everything I had to say on this particular subject is in here.
Dominic Johnson
have fun starving you fucking anglos
Dominic Barnes
>Anglos go on a nationwide shredding regime
Woah
Nathaniel Moore
don't forget they also made a super deal with Fiji
Aaron Robinson
Is Brexit a sneaky backdoor, or plan B, for TTIP? To first get all that carbage accepted in the UK, and then eventually in the remaining EU countries?
Evan Taylor
>ex-minister says
Chase Rodriguez
To be fair, what morons would listen to the promises of a party that holdes ONE(1) out of OVER SIXHUNDRED (600+) seats in the LOWER HOUSE alone? UKIP is incredibly obviously the party that achieves nothing, shouts a lot and gets a lot of unwarranted attention. Hell, they can't even claim any meaningful credit for the referendum but they still did it... until it became a shitshow. Then even Nigel flat out stated he'd emigrate if things went awry.
Ryan Clark
>What do Americans think about this?
>Americans
>think
LMAO If Americans were of the thinking kind, they wouldn't be eating chlorinated chicken in the first place.
Henry Rodriguez
because American standards are worse than EU ones
ministers have said we're not going to lower them like the US wants though
Adrian Perez
>Is Brexit a sneaky backdoor, or plan B, for TTIP?
Don't know about TTIP but Australia rejected them from TTP (so far for "muh commonwealth trade" huh?). Though I doubt a (very unfavorable) trade deal with America while being bouted out of the EU's free trade area could really count as a "backdoor TTIP".
Trust me, that trade deal with America WILL come. If only to "prove" that Brexit wasn't a mistake and to "prove" this whole "a nimbler Britain that can make better trade deals" meme right. They need somethig to show to their voters and they need something to shove in the EU's face. Something, ANYTHING, even if it means their country becomes a dumping ground for American goods (which it will with Trump's obsession with balancing America's trade deficit).
Elijah Phillips
who cares
Elijah White
EU food standards are mostly based on astrology like requiring bananas to have a specific curvature.
Sebastian Garcia
You know British yellow papers are notorious for making shit up, right?
en.wikipedia.org
Now here's something that isn't made up: in America, pizza is a vegetable.
nbcnews.com
Ayden Lewis
did you actually read the article or just look at the headline
Aaron Hughes
Yeah, did you get your daily recommended dose of 200g of pizza?
Juan Hill
couldn't care less
british tea is unfit for the US market and goes in the harbor
Noah Price
>Yeah
Then you would know it's just a bill right?
Jason Nguyen
You're going to split hairs over that when you earlier propagated the outright falsehood of banana curvature?
Owen Long
I'm not that user.
But my point still stands
Jack Roberts
A regime so effective they shred this mortal coil entire.
Ryan Rogers
The brits that aren't cucks to the unelected EUropean globalists are alright.
Luke Brooks
Why is it people only make threads about Britain when 99% of Brits are sleeping? Are they scared of facing superior Anglo wit in an actual argument?