A HORSE, A HORSE, MY BURGER IS A HORSE!

It has transpired here in the UK, that many of our burgers, labelled prime beef, in actual fact contain, in some cases, a high percentage of horse meat. That doesn't necessarily suggest that they are not fit for human consumption. It does, however, say that the British shopper is being told 'porkie' pies' (lies). This, in an age when millions of people are employed, at the public's expense, to control this type of fraud occurring. It is also implied that other animal flesh is involved, and that could be anybody's guess.

Let us pause here and consider the price we pay for our European Union membership. For what are we paying? Obviously not overseeing the untruths which seem to abound in this farcical arrangement, which expends considerable hot air in their vast Brussels' enclave.

Horse meat, if that is all that we are assured is the problem, has been eaten for many a long time on mainland Europe. The late Clement Freud, former Liberal Member of Parliament, owned a high class restaurant in London's West End, served tasty horse steaks, heavily marinaded. He received regular plaudits for their quality. The 'punters' however, assumed that they were eating beef.


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