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There is only one person here with no understanding, and your first sentence confirmed that in spades. Begone, fool.

We REALLY need a "beer and popcorn" smiley for whenever this subject comes up.

But since you are proposing NOT having the illegal workers by paying a more "realistic" wage, then taxes, accommodation, etc, do come into play as do minimum standards. That costs money, and that's also before all the other costs involved in farming. You are taking one small aspect and putting...

Sounds good. Until you think of accommodation costs, sanitation, feeding, administration, taxation, and so on. I mean, you don't actually think that the only cost of temporary migrant labour is how much you pay them, do you?

The "pressure" has been no different to any other time since the Cold War started at the end of WW2, the US/UK/Europe have been just as bad insofar as interfering with other countries, and even within themselves as we saw Obama take one stance regarding Brexit, which did piss off a lot of Brits...

They did a better job on your lot, so easy to pull the wool over everyone's eyes and you can't even see how they managed it despite all the investigations.

Black prices will rise accordingly, staying just below legal or slightly above for quality, just as you find with the way the trade works in Holland. After all, they're only ever going to charge what people are stupid enough to pay...

Control of the number of licences and size of "farms" so there isn't the mad free-for-all Colorado has just had? After all, quality over quantity will be likely to keep prices, and therefore revenue, higher.

Well, the White Paper is out and whilst I wait on the whole document so I can see the detail, it's clear it's so much of a Shite Paper it should be sponsored by Andrex. This is going to get messy.

If anyone believes that the Labour "Rules" will change one thing in regard to how many of their members, especially the more militant ones, hide their blatant anti-semitism behind the excuse of "legitimate criticism", then I have a few bridges you might be interested in buying.

Ahh, but with men the talk is purely about the functionality and comfort, not about how sparkly or cute or "gorgeous" and "bloody uncomfortable but worth every cent because they're made by someone with a funny name".

As I said, the biggest issue was Cameron, he decided to use a referendum as a means to win votes, as he could not do anything about Lisbon since the previous Labour shower of shite ratified it on the sly, back in 2013. The referendum was then enshrined in law, but he was so confident that the...

It's actually a loss, for the man behind the buffoon image is actually one of the sharpest knives in the box and you can always tell how dangerous someone is to the status quo by the way they are attacked in the media for some of the things that have been leaked could only have come from his own...

If people would actually look closer at these QUANGO's, NPO's, NGO's, "charities", etc, they would get the shock of their lives at the excesses and influence wielded by such groups, but instead all we see is sheeple following that rallying cry of these very EXTREMELY vested interests, and...

Another one that should face some much closer scrutiny are "Non Profit Organisations" as well as charities as many of them are nothing more than scams who also wield an unfair level of influence at political level, yet nobody will mention that influence and the potential profits to be made as...

That's one thing that I think should be changed, and it's not only an issue in the US but is much more pronounced there. In the UK there are restrictions on spending, etc, but as is usual they do break these rules as well as regularly fiddle things with absentee ballots and the sums being spent...

But enough about Bill Clinton, this about how you REALLY fuck things up as in how the governing political party in the UK is heading for full blown implosion, and the potential effects of them utterly bollocking Brexit which will have repercussions across more than just Europe.

No, we are agreeing about the future, there will be more unmanned vehicles of all kind used in the future, and F35 is a part of that process which goes against what you say regarding it being obsolete, etc.

But still not a viable replacement for manned aircraft. Their time will come, and the way F35 changes the way each aircraft is integrated into the C&C net is also a big step in that very direction, especially as a pilotless aircraft is not limited by the meatbag at the controls and his physical...

Yes, they are the future and multiple countries are working on such things. But that's the future, and not the here and now, and lessons learned now will, with some luck, mean some mistakes are not made in the future