EU farm subsidy to uk farmers

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Next time any British nationalist & anti Irish racist, tries to ignorantly claim that Ireland lives off EU subsidy.
Which in practice actually amounts to some wealthy enough Irish farmers getting subsidy. Of course it is wrong that any private business should be subsidized over any another private business, but do note the Irish people as net contributors to the EU, effectively pay for that very small crowd of lucky Irish (always complaining of being poor) farmer chancers.

You can inform ignorant little britains of their own select few on the merry take & go round again ride, including their own supposed royals, those who are too posh to talk of something as vulgar as money.

This is what a few of these extremely poor farmers on the margins of poverty in the UK, received as gifts of subsidy from the EU tax payers in just 2012

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According to farmsubsidy.org/GB/recipient/GB271525/grosvenor-farms-ltd/
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This small business owned by the duke of westminster was helped in EU subsidy to the tune of €6,645,617 in the period 2000 - 2009

To be fair to this small UK farmer, it has been reported that he can hardly afford to put food on the table, if anyone deserves a free hand out from every other tax payer in Europe , then it is the duke of westminster.
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Major-General Gerald Cavendish Grosvenor, 6th Duke of Westminster, Bt. KG, CB, CVO, OBE, TD, CD, DL

Not sure what the initials are all for, one set the OBE, which stands for Own Behind Excellence, was apparently bestowed on him in 1972 for being able to actually wipe his own a$$ completely on his own, a magnificent feat he has sadly been unable to achieve since, another set of initials are probably for eating the most pig snacks at a pub contest.

He is reported as the richest property developer in grate britain and one of the country's largest landowners, with vast estates in Lancashire, Cheshire and Scotland, as well as large areas of Mayfair and Belgravia in central London. Internationally, the Duke also owns estates in Canada and Spain. His net worth is estimated at £6.75 billion.

So leaving Gerry the small farmer mate of the Westminster politicians aside, who clearly deserved to be subsidized by tax payers.
Are there any UK farmers taking the pi€€ out of Europe who do not deserve to be offered free money for their private business to produce personal profits.

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