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General UK politics VIII - The Last Tory

It's always the ones you most expect

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BBC Dragons' Den star Duncan Bannatyne BACKS Jim Ratcliffe's illegal migration warning
 
Ivor the Engineer said:
As has milk.

Ironically the health advice is to opt for ultra-processed milk products!
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Milk is a healthy food, pasteurisation doesn't make it ultra processed, the NHS wants to drop the:

Unsweetened calcium-fortified dairy alternatives, made from plants like soya, coconuts or oats, also count as part of this food group. These can make good alternatives to dairy products.​
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We do not have the evidence that these ultra processed "food-adjacent" products are safe, never mind healthy.
 
Andy_Ross said:
Must be a different Nigel Farage to the one recently tricked into videoing a glowing tribute for dead paedophile Iain Watkins.
He did it precisely because he can be bought for £90
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That's nothing! As in, precisely nothing. That's how much Trump pays Nige to lick his balls on a regular basis. Nigel is happy to do that for free (as long as the UK taxpayer foots the travel bills).
 
Kemi Badenoch
@KemiBadenoch
Our country is stuck in the slow lane and Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves are to blame.

Cut spending, cut tax and back business - that’s the way to get Britain working again.
 
Darat said:
Milk is a healthy food, pasteurisation doesn't make it ultra processed, the NHS wants to drop the:

Unsweetened calcium-fortified dairy alternatives, made from plants like soya, coconuts or oats, also count as part of this food group. These can make good alternatives to dairy products.​
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We do not have the evidence that these ultra processed "food-adjacent" products are safe, never mind healthy.
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Soy milk - Wikipedia

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The earliest record of soybean milk is on a stone slab of the Eastern Han dynasty unearthed in China, on which is engraved a description of the making of soy milk in ancient kitchens.
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That's ~2000 years.
 
Andy_Ross said:
Kemi Badenoch
@KemiBadenoch
Our country is stuck in the slow lane and Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves are to blame.

Cut spending, cut tax and back business - that’s the way to get Britain working again.
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No, Kemi. Brexit and the Brexit fallout is clearly to blame. That's on the Tories and Farage.

The cure is for the UK to stop being so conceited and snobby, and start making the right moves to get back with the EU in some way. Labour is doing that. You, on the other hand...
 
steenkh said:
Now about the milk thing: this is something we in the EU have been suffering under for a couple of years, but I thought this was one of the kind of silliness that you do not have to submit to. What happened?
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What's the silliness?

The UK approach to the use of terms like 'milk' and 'dairy' is in line with the EU.
 
Jack by the hedge said:
Or coffee, nothing, that's it. (Fixed it for me.)
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Except for the occasional cappuccino when I'm out (mainly for the chocolate sprinkles) I switched to having my coffee black a few years ago, partly influenced by visits to Costa Rica and Cuba, where you get looked at askance if you drink it any other way.
 
Suella Braverman
@SuellaBraverman
People will squabble about terminology but Jim Ratcliffe is right.

Many areas of Britain are now totally unrecognisable compared to 50, 20 or even 10 years ago.

My parents came to the UK in the 1960s with only love in their hearts for our country and all the opportunities it gave to them. They served. They integrated.

That’s why the unprecedented levels of mass migration today make me so angry.

The British people have seen how their streets have changed, how multiculturalism has failed and their sense of pride and of history has been altered and distorted.

The have been called racist for speaking the truth. But Britain’s culture and resources have been eroded.

Terminology is not the problem. Mass migration is the problem.

Only Reform UK can fix it.
 
Liz Truss
@trussliz
Ratcliffe is right.

Now let's see him and fellow business leaders step up and help fix the country.

We need their skills.

In particular they need to replace the senior bureaucrats who have failed.
 
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