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To achieve what?It's my method!
I'm looking for flaws in the plan. First, how to avoid anyone getting shot by mistake. Then, how to avoid drowning people.

To achieve what?It's my method!
I'm looking for flaws in the plan. First, how to avoid anyone getting shot by mistake. Then, how to avoid drowning people.
To achieve what?
Why would you want to puncture a boat in the middle of the Channel?An understanding of whether it's possible to puncture the boat without a risk of killing someone.
Why would you want to puncture a boat in the middle of the Channel?
Don't you think that might be considered as reckless behaviour likely to endanger life, at the least?
You can't go around damaging other peoples' boats, by any method, when they're in the middle of the Channel,.That was my gut feeling. But others have said it can be done without risk. Hence, why I have been discussing it.
It's pointless and could be considered as conspiracy to commit a crime.
I have no intention to, because I recognise the pointlessness of the discussion.Don't report me to the police!

Indeed!A giant poking device?

Of course you can, did you never hear of the cod wars where they would shoot and sink trawlers out of their waters.You can't go around damaging other peoples' boats, by any method, when they're in the middle of the Channel,.
It's like discussing the ways of illegally evicting someone from their home.
It's pointless and could be considered as conspiracy to commit a crime.

I see what you mean...Shouldn't it be the other way round![]()
And who won?Of course you can, did you never hear of the cod wars where they would shoot and sink trawlers out of their waters.

Britain and Iceland went to war, to some degree. The Cod Wars were a series of disputes between Britain and Iceland which took place between the 1950s to the 1970s. The clash between the two nations was concerning the rights to fish in Icelandic waters. In answer to your question. Iceland won.And who won?![]()

It didn't end well for UK then?Britain and Iceland went to war, to some degree. The Cod Wars were a series of disputes between Britain and Iceland which took place between the 1950s to the 1970s. The clash between the two nations was concerning the rights to fish in Icelandic waters. In answer to your question. Iceland won.