@SimonSi05602873@icelandrichard Like I said before, when you post something on social media that is open to the public to view. You are going to get feedback and/or criticism on things. I think it's best you bow out, you haven't added much value to this conversation.
@SimonSi05602873@icelandrichard Where have you got this idea Richard is helping people out of his own pocket? Iceland and the Fair For You charity are different entities to Richard.
@SimonSi05602873@icelandrichard There all ready is an army of chefs, who teaches catering courses in colleges ect? The tax payer would fund it. Don't you want to help people? Or is just the job of the rich? You will end up paying for it regardless, so it's better to try help people long term
@SimonSi05602873@icelandrichard I'm saying tax payers should fund it, it's a long term investment in people. Either way, you will pay for it in the end. Either through taxes or higher prices.
@SimonSi05602873@icelandrichard I have given money to charities, that help people gain skills. I have also donated old toys and clothes. When you post something on social media is open to criticism and feedback. The same as you are doing to me, it's fair game.
@SimonSi05602873@icelandrichard 4th, free careers advice meeting. Help them with progressing in their fields or look on how to kick start a career. Create a sustainable long term objective, that is achievable.
@SimonSi05602873@icelandrichard Like the old saying goes, You give a poor man a fish and you feed him for a day. You teach him to fish and you give him an occupation that will feed him for a lifetime.”
@SimonSi05602873@icelandrichard Now what would I do. Well, I would putting pressure on the gov to increase the supply of enegry asap, by any means necessary. 80% of the input cost into food is related to energy.