"whisky-dave" wrote in message
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On Saturday, 23 April 2016 01:35:56 UTC+1, Rod Speed wrote:
"whisky-dave" wrote in message
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On Friday, 22 April 2016 13:22:09 UTC+1, charles wrote:
In article ,
whisky-dave wrote:
On Friday, 22 April 2016 10:44:15 UTC+1, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article , Fredxxx

wrote:
Creating ill feeling amongst countries does. Giving employment
to
foreigners from developing ****ries over the indigenous
population
and depressing wages exacerbates the ill feeling.

But not to those who benefit from those immigrants.

If you removed all immigrants, the country would grind to a halt.
The
notion that there are UK nationals who would fill all the jobs
left
vacant is nonsense.

Yep if all the Polish left (as an example) who would work in all the
Polish shops selling Polish produce ?

But, you have to remember that a lot of Poles came here in 1945.

So why weren't there loads of Polski Sklep in those times ?

Usual fashion/fad stuff.

Food has only recently become in fashion.

I wasn't talking about the food, just the shops.

And that's a lie anyway, most obviously with curry.

You lot have always had fashion/fad stuff with food,
even back in the 19th century with french cooks etc.

Name a famous Polish dish, without
searching google or othert search engine.

Doesn't have to be famous to be fashionable/faddy
enough to make some types of shops viable.

I'm expecting in a few years if anyone bothers to look into it
you;ll find it's a money laundering scam for a lot of those shops.

Not money laundering so much as a convenient way for poles
to send money home where the wife and kids still are.

That is partly true

Completely true except for those who
chose to stay after the war had ended.

although they don't need a shop to do it for them.

Plenty of them still do things the old fashioned way, just
like with you lot paying your electricity bills and rent etc.

I wonder if they'll all close down if we leave the EU

Unlikely given that there were lots of poles
in Britain before it joined the EEC.

Doesn;t matter how many poles therei are,

Corse it does when they are the main customers in those stores.

it's the food in tehm isn;t standard british,

What matters is who buys them.

and remmebr if we leave the EU all hope of trade dies too apparently

Even sillier than you usually manage.

we'll no longer get polish food the EU
will refuse to supply Polish food to the UK,

Even sillier than you usually manage.

we're no longer ion the European market rememeber.

And you weren't before Britain joined the EEC and
still got plenty of food from europe, particularly
once it had recovered from the war.

SO who will suffer....

No one food imports wise.

I've never tried the produce in those shops so if it goes up in price

Why should it ? It's the exports to the EU that
might well see some tariffs and quotas applied.

And its unlikely that Britain will bother about imports
of polish food from poland given that far more food
is imported from other parts of the EU.

why should I care or any other british person care.

Clearly those who choose to eat imported food might well do.

So one of those sausages goes up in price from £1 to £20

That isnt going to happen.

do I care ?

Depends on how much of it you eat.

It's teh Polish export market that will suffer

I doubt it.

not us fish n chip bacon sarnie pie and mash easters.

Britain imports quite a bit of the food it eats from europe.

That's how you ended up with horse meat.

The prices of what you get in aldi and lidl will increase if Britain
leaves and Britain and the EU start having a mindless trade war
with increased tariffs and quotas but IMO they are unlikely to
be that stupid.

where will they get their produce from when Poland refuse to sell
it to their citizens in the UK because we are no longer in the EU.

They ain't that stupid. They're happy to sell that stuff to the poles
here and we have always had lots of them since the war too.

So what's this we won't be able to trade with teh EU then ?

Only fools have ever been stupid enough to run that line.

We we doing that 1000s of years before
the EU came about, and we'll do it again.

No one but a fool has ever said otherwise.

we weren't in the EU in 1945 either were we.

Of course it's not just the EU we should be concerned about.

http://www.dorsetecho.co.uk/news/116... egal_workers/

Not that illigal immigrants pose any prolems they don't get benifits.