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On 05/10/2019 00:13, AlexK wrote:


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On 04/10/2019 11:25, charles wrote:
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The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 04/10/2019 09:29, charles wrote:
In article ,
The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 03/10/2019 22:24, Steve Walker wrote:
Far better that ouir own experts/government can set our own
standards if
necessary. It makes sense to stick to EU standards generally,
but for
some things, it might suit us to have a good enough, but less
stringest
standard and on others, we might prefer to have a stonger
standard.

The classic example is 'food safety and hygiene'

The French argued long and hard that their traditional cheeses
made of
unpasteurised milk and loaded with bacteria of all sorts were in
fact
their own bloody business, provided they didn't export them.

And indeed when washed down with a bottle of 'entre deux legs' the
bacteria didnt stand a chance anyway.

I note with wry hunmour that te country that killed peole with
organic
beansprouts was in fact Germany.

That the country that cheated on its diesel emissions regulations
was in
fact Germany.

The country didn't cheat - a manufacturer in that country cheated.
Vast
difference.

You dont knwo how Germans feel about their companies do you?

Germans are taught to be proud to be German and consider that they
and
their industries are all in it together.

whereas this doesn't happen in the UK?

No.

It does in some operations like the RollsRoyce aircraft
engine operation and even in the Nissan car plant.

That isnt 'in Britain'

Yep, both are.

I am talking about te puffed pride my BIL - a retired EU civil servant -
has in German industry. Talk a about Little Germany!

Everything German industry does is wonderful, because it is German. Only
Germans know how to run Europe.

I doubt they are all taught to do that.

You havent talked to them

Yes I have.

He hasn't a clue how to wire a plug.