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DanH SW2 13 Dec 20 7.32pm
Originally posted by orpingtoneagle You will need to explain the rules to the fish as they tend to swim about with their friends and might inadvertently stray outside UK waters. Will we Also be bringing back the compulsory eating of fish on Friday as many people especially kids don't eat fish at all. I don’t care. They will need to learn to respect our sovereignty.
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DanH

SW2 13 Dec 20 7.32pm

Originally posted by orpingtoneagle

You will need to explain the rules to the fish as they tend to swim about with their friends and might inadvertently stray outside UK waters.

Will we Also be bringing back the compulsory eating of fish on Friday as many people especially kids don't eat fish at all.

I don’t care. They will need to learn to respect our sovereignty.

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silvertop Portishead 13 Dec 20 9.33pm
You do realise those pesky EU nations also have navies? We had a hard enough task against Iceland - a nation with the population of Swindon. And that was when we had a navy.
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silvertop

Portishead 13 Dec 20 9.33pm

You do realise those pesky EU nations also have navies? We had a hard enough task against Iceland - a nation with the population of Swindon. And that was when we had a navy.

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steeleye20 Croydon 13 Dec 20 9.41pm
Originally posted by silvertop You do realise those pesky EU nations also have navies? We had a hard enough task against Iceland - a nation with the population of Swindon. And that was when we had a navy. Don't forget we have Trident if necessary.
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steeleye20

Croydon 13 Dec 20 9.41pm

Originally posted by silvertop

You do realise those pesky EU nations also have navies? We had a hard enough task against Iceland - a nation with the population of Swindon. And that was when we had a navy.

Don't forget we have Trident if necessary.

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Mapletree Croydon 13 Dec 20 10.03pm
Originally posted by steeleye20 Don't forget we have Trident if necessary. And a flotilla of small boats ready to travel to Dunkirk at the drop of a hat
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Mapletree

Croydon 13 Dec 20 10.03pm

Originally posted by steeleye20

Don't forget we have Trident if necessary.

And a flotilla of small boats ready to travel to Dunkirk at the drop of a hat

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Nicholas91 The Democratic Republic of Kent 13 Dec 20 10.15pm
Originally posted by orpingtoneagle You will need to explain the rules to the fish as they tend to swim about with their friends and might inadvertently stray outside UK waters. Will we Also be bringing back the compulsory eating of fish on Friday as many people especially kids don't eat fish at all. We'll have to send them back to their respective schools Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!
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Nicholas91

The Democratic Republic of Kent 13 Dec 20 10.15pm

Originally posted by orpingtoneagle

You will need to explain the rules to the fish as they tend to swim about with their friends and might inadvertently stray outside UK waters.

Will we Also be bringing back the compulsory eating of fish on Friday as many people especially kids don't eat fish at all.

We'll have to send them back to their respective schools

Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

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kevlee born Wandsworth emigrated to Lanc... 13 Dec 20 10.19pm
Originally posted by orpingtoneagle You will need to explain the rules to the fish as they tend to swim about with their friends and might inadvertently stray outside UK waters. Will we Also be bringing back the compulsory eating of fish on Friday as many people especially kids don't eat fish at all. Maybe Captain Birdseye will be Boris' new Fish Minister with fish fingers on every school menu Following Palace since 25 Feb 1978
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kevlee

born Wandsworth emigrated to Lanc... 13 Dec 20 10.19pm

Originally posted by orpingtoneagle

You will need to explain the rules to the fish as they tend to swim about with their friends and might inadvertently stray outside UK waters.

Will we Also be bringing back the compulsory eating of fish on Friday as many people especially kids don't eat fish at all.

Maybe Captain Birdseye will be Boris' new Fish Minister with fish fingers on every school menu

Following Palace since 25 Feb 1978

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Matov 14 Dec 20 8.27am
Territorial waters are recognised as international boundaries. Who or what enters them and for what purpose is a matter for the nation-state that controls them to decide its policy. When we were members of the EU we signed up to a common fisheries policy that granted access to those waters, under a raft (no pun intended) of pre-agreed conditions for fishing boats from fellow member nations. But we are no longer in the EU and as of December 31st, will be no longer in the transition period. Do people think we should simply let anybody come and fish in those waters come January 1st? Not oppose or seek to protect those limits? And do you think that British fishing vessels should be able to enter EU waters and fish there, despite us not being EU members or having signed agreements with the nation-state involved, free of all hindrance as well? With no penalties? "The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.
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Matov

14 Dec 20 8.27am

Territorial waters are recognised as international boundaries. Who or what enters them and for what purpose is a matter for the nation-state that controls them to decide its policy.

When we were members of the EU we signed up to a common fisheries policy that granted access to those waters, under a raft (no pun intended) of pre-agreed conditions for fishing boats from fellow member nations.

But we are no longer in the EU and as of December 31st, will be no longer in the transition period.

Do people think we should simply let anybody come and fish in those waters come January 1st? Not oppose or seek to protect those limits? And do you think that British fishing vessels should be able to enter EU waters and fish there, despite us not being EU members or having signed agreements with the nation-state involved, free of all hindrance as well? With no penalties?

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

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Spiderman Online Horsham 14 Dec 20 8.54am
Originally posted by PalazioVecchio not the EU populace. They have zero stomach for all this belligerent crap coming from their own politicians. most of the plebs in Belguim/Holland/France hate the EU too. Add Malta to your list
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Spiderman Online

Horsham 14 Dec 20 8.54am

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

not the EU populace. They have zero stomach for all this belligerent crap coming from their own politicians.

most of the plebs in Belguim/Holland/France hate the EU too.

Add Malta to your list

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Badger11 Beckenham 14 Dec 20 9.12am
Originally posted by Matov Territorial waters are recognised as international boundaries. Who or what enters them and for what purpose is a matter for the nation-state that controls them to decide its policy. When we were members of the EU we signed up to a common fisheries policy that granted access to those waters, under a raft (no pun intended) of pre-agreed conditions for fishing boats from fellow member nations. But we are no longer in the EU and as of December 31st, will be no longer in the transition period. Do people think we should simply let anybody come and fish in those waters come January 1st? Not oppose or seek to protect those limits? And do you think that British fishing vessels should be able to enter EU waters and fish there, despite us not being EU members or having signed agreements with the nation-state involved, free of all hindrance as well? With no penalties? The SNP do, so desperate to cosy up to the EU they are prepared to throw their own fisherman under the trawler. One more point
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Badger11

Beckenham 14 Dec 20 9.12am

Originally posted by Matov

Territorial waters are recognised as international boundaries. Who or what enters them and for what purpose is a matter for the nation-state that controls them to decide its policy.

But we are no longer in the EU and as of December 31st, will be no longer in the transition period.

Do people think we should simply let anybody come and fish in those waters come January 1st? Not oppose or seek to protect those limits? And do you think that British fishing vessels should be able to enter EU waters and fish there, despite us not being EU members or having signed agreements with the nation-state involved, free of all hindrance as well? With no penalties?

The SNP do, so desperate to cosy up to the EU they are prepared to throw their own fisherman under the trawler.

One more point

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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 14 Dec 20 9.53am
Originally posted by Spiderman Add Malta to your list Greece, Spain, Portugal, Italy- so happy with the EU. Massive unemployment, everything twice as expensive, getting told off by the Germans, what's not to like? If there was an EU wide referendum, which there would not be. It would be a close run thing. All the Germans I know, and the French hate the EU too. How the f*** it rides roughshod over everyone's lives - who knows? A majority of Irish like it, but not the size of majority you might expect. Red and Blue Army!
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ASCPFC

Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 14 Dec 20 9.53am

Originally posted by Spiderman

Add Malta to your list

Greece, Spain, Portugal, Italy- so happy with the EU. Massive unemployment, everything twice as expensive, getting told off by the Germans, what's not to like?
If there was an EU wide referendum, which there would not be. It would be a close run thing. All the Germans I know, and the French hate the EU too. How the f*** it rides roughshod over everyone's lives - who knows? A majority of Irish like it, but not the size of majority you might expect.

Red and Blue Army!

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Matov 14 Dec 20 10.07am
Originally posted by ASCPFC Greece, Spain, Portugal, Italy- so happy with the EU. Massive unemployment, everything twice as expensive, getting told off by the Germans, what's not to like? If there was an EU wide referendum, which there would not be. It would be a close run thing. All the Germans I know, and the French hate the EU too. How the f* it rides roughshod over everyone's lives - who knows? A majority of Irish like it, but not the size of majority you might expect. The problem with this view point is that there is often a massive contradiction apparent in what we hear people say and how votes actually go. I always use my personal experience of Croatia where I spend (until this year) a reasonable amount of time. Almost everybody I speak to down there have nothing but contempt of the EU. And yet when they had a vote on joining up with it, 70% voted in favour. Which really puzzled me until I spoke to a couple of the more vocal anti-EU voices down there who confessed to having voted to join. What they explained to me was that they had such little faith in their own Government (which is corrupt as f*) that they wanted a body such as Brussels to be involved because although they disliked it they still trusted it more than their own political system. And I suspect this might be a case in many of the other smaller nations as well. "The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.
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Matov

14 Dec 20 10.07am

Originally posted by ASCPFC

The problem with this view point is that there is often a massive contradiction apparent in what we hear people say and how votes actually go.

I always use my personal experience of Croatia where I spend (until this year) a reasonable amount of time. Almost everybody I speak to down there have nothing but contempt of the EU. And yet when they had a vote on joining up with it, 70% voted in favour.

Which really puzzled me until I spoke to a couple of the more vocal anti-EU voices down there who confessed to having voted to join. What they explained to me was that they had such little faith in their own Government (which is corrupt as f***) that they wanted a body such as Brussels to be involved because although they disliked it they still trusted it more than their own political system. And I suspect this might be a case in many of the other smaller nations as well.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

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Mapletree Croydon 14 Dec 20 10.40am
Originally posted by Badger11 The SNP do, so desperate to cosy up to the EU they are prepared to throw their own fisherman under the trawler. Hmmmmmm 12,000 fishermen 2,290,000 in Professional Services 1,100,000 in Financial Services You choose
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Mapletree

Croydon 14 Dec 20 10.40am

Originally posted by Badger11

The SNP do, so desperate to cosy up to the EU they are prepared to throw their own fisherman under the trawler.

Hmmmmmm

12,000 fishermen

2,290,000 in Professional Services

1,100,000 in Financial Services

You choose

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