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Before enjoying their Christmas dinner, Labour MPs should think long and hard about where that food actually comes from.
It didn't magically appear in Waitrose, or whatever vegan market they shop in - it was grown by British farmers, on British farms.
Those same farming families will soon be forced to sell their farm as a direct result of the changes being brought in by Labour. Who buys it up? Big multinationals, who care nothing for the land or our food security.
Farmers love their farms, and care for the land in a way nobody else could. I love my farm, it's my passion. If farmers go, the countryside we all love goes with them.
I still see people in the media, even MPs, failing to understand. Either they're doing so deliberately, or they're just thick.
The farm is only worth something once it's SOLD. Actual returns from farming are pitiful compared to the value of the land. If you're going to whack a bill on these grieving families based on what the farm is worth, they CAN'T pay it. They'll have to sell. How on earth do people not understand this?
The impact of these changes may not be felt by the wider population next Christmas, or the one after that - but once significant numbers of farmers pass away, the British farming community will be changed forever.
Farming is a very lonely business. Up early, out all day, often with just your own thoughts. All to scrape a living, in the hope that one day you can pass your farm down to your children - just as your parents did for you. That's the whole point. That's why farmers do what they do.
Labour have snatched that dream away from thousands of farming families. I certainly won't forgive them, and the British farming community won't either.
Take a moment this Christmas to think about where your food comes from, the work that goes into providing it, and who is behind all of that.
British farmers, on British farms.
Club Statement
West Ham United can confirm striker Michail Antonio has today been involved in a road traffic accident.
The thoughts and prayers of everyone at the Club are with Michail, his family and friends at this time.
The Club will issue an update in due course.