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Clearly all the problems of the EU are sorted so they can turn their attention to "vital" matters like these.
Clearly all the problems of the EU are sorted so they can turn their attention to "vital" matters like these.
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// I am very wary of these stories. //
Which means you wouldn't be surprised if they were actually true, and that's the ridiculous thing - that they may well be. We just don't don't know.
The papers make up stupid nonsense about the Eu, but they really don't have to. It comes out with enough stupid nonsense of it's own.
Which means you wouldn't be surprised if they were actually true, and that's the ridiculous thing - that they may well be. We just don't don't know.
The papers make up stupid nonsense about the Eu, but they really don't have to. It comes out with enough stupid nonsense of it's own.
TTT
Do people still believe the banana story is true???
That's actually quite shocking.
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Do people still believe the banana story is true???
That's actually quite shocking.
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The primary function of the EU is as an international trade organisation.
It sets standards for construction and manufacture of goods from ships and aircraft to screws , printing ink and pens.
The security / military part is actually a very small part of the organisation but it is also the part that gets by far the most publicity.
It sets standards for construction and manufacture of goods from ships and aircraft to screws , printing ink and pens.
The security / military part is actually a very small part of the organisation but it is also the part that gets by far the most publicity.
TTT
The origin of the banana story was that food producers approached their MEPs to create a standard for produce across the continent. That standard applies to grade A and grade B produce. It's what determines which products fall into each category and is used by our farmers when grading produce. It's only one of a number of metrics that have to be met when grading fruit and veg.
However, this was misinterpreted by 'interested parties'.
I'm always very wary when reading stories in the press about the EU.
www.fullfact.org is always useful in these situations.
The origin of the banana story was that food producers approached their MEPs to create a standard for produce across the continent. That standard applies to grade A and grade B produce. It's what determines which products fall into each category and is used by our farmers when grading produce. It's only one of a number of metrics that have to be met when grading fruit and veg.
However, this was misinterpreted by 'interested parties'.
I'm always very wary when reading stories in the press about the EU.
www.fullfact.org is always useful in these situations.
sp1814
/// The story was published on Sunday evening. ///
*** A four-page document straight from Brussels states the new rules are “to be met by European standards for candles, candle supports, containers and accessories” in accordance with official EU product safety
instructions. ***
And do you think that the Express would not have been made aware of the contents of that document, way before Sunday's printing deadline?
Simple deduction.
/// The story was published on Sunday evening. ///
*** A four-page document straight from Brussels states the new rules are “to be met by European standards for candles, candle supports, containers and accessories” in accordance with official EU product safety
instructions. ***
And do you think that the Express would not have been made aware of the contents of that document, way before Sunday's printing deadline?
Simple deduction.
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