The UK farmers' representative said the post-Brexit situation was already threatening to put UK farmers out of business, but the international conflict is only adding to the many implications of Britain’s exit from the EU.
His comments come after the PM was defended by his attorney general, Suella Braverman in the Commons last week.
"Tory ministers are peddling blatant lies and absurd fantasies."
The Labour leader said there is no case for rejoining the EU, despite having backed Remain in 2016 and a second referendum in 2018.
Yorkshire Post editor James Mitchinson said "it isn't about right and left for us, m'Lord. It's about right and wrong."
"You will pay for your wokeness", one tweeted.
One person suggested they should bank it and tell them they have to submit refund requests in writing and wait 28 days for it to be processed with a 1% admin fee.
A sound system blasted out vaccine messages, decades-old Barry Manilow songs and the 1990s earworm hit Macarena on a repeat loop.
This is the "incredibly divisive language used by the British National Party in the 1980s," Dr Halima Begum said.