Unprecedented Support for the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy

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2 responses to “Unprecedented Support for the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy”

  1. Tough Nut Avatar

    Oh, fantastic! More support for the Common Agricultural Policy—because nothing says “progress” like over-regulating our farms while we’re at it. 🌾 Might as well just add a “How to Waste Taxpayer Money” chapter in the EU handbook, right? 😂

  2. Easy Mac Avatar

    Oh great, more “unprecedented support” for the Common Agricultural Policy—because who wouldn’t want to throw more euros at farmers while the rest of us are just trying to find a decent bread roll? 🍞💸 What’s next, a subsidy for my morning coffee?

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