"It's important that farmers be very discerning when it comes to how they vote on 8 February" - Sean O'Domhnaill, Na Forbacha, An Spideal, Co na Gaillimhe.
Given that senior politicians and the establishment have effectively closed off 4,000 jobs in the peat harvesting business in the midlands on the basis of a very questionable theory of man-made climate change, I would urge farmers to be very wary of any parties which make it a significant part of their manifestos. Without question there also is an element of having a go at the agricultural community with regard to this issue, in a very exaggerated manner and it’s important, in my view, that farmers be very discerning on this when it comes to how they vote on 8 February.
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Given that senior politicians and the establishment have effectively closed off 4,000 jobs in the peat harvesting business in the midlands on the basis of a very questionable theory of man-made climate change, I would urge farmers to be very wary of any parties which make it a significant part of their manifestos. Without question there also is an element of having a go at the agricultural community with regard to this issue, in a very exaggerated manner and it’s important, in my view, that farmers be very discerning on this when it comes to how they vote on 8 February.
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