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OMG he is saying you did.Dunno...OMG

OMG he is saying you did.Dunno...OMG
According to you.The goal is to stop them arriving in UK territory.
it would be no less stable.
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Only those defending the border need to know where it is.
Call it what you want but rounding people up and taking them back to another country is not legal
Pushing them back to prevent them entering your territory- legal
but you said:If people are not in the water and or the vessel is not sinking. It’s up to the skipper of the boat to raise a distress call
A vessel without propulsion needs assistance
if a small boat is in distress then the goal must be to rescueThe goal is to stop them arriving in UK territory
It was in the southern hemisphere to evacuate islanders living in the shadow of USA nuclear fall out.A bit rich after what they did in New Zealand![]()
according to you it is up to the skipper to raise a distress call, in which case they dont need towing anywhereSo just leave it drifting about until people start drowning?
If people are not in the water and or the vessel is not sinking. It’s up to the skipper of the boat to raise a distress call.
You are being deceitful. You claim, and continue to claim, that a flimsy overloaded boat full of refugees is a threat to peace, security and good order of UK.the one telling lies is you and your feeble atempt to call my posts misinformation is dishonest.
What does Notch do when he's lost the argument - try to get the thread locked or deleted. Shameful.

When is your mate going to have his meltdown and get banned? You promisedif a small boat is in distress then the goal must be to rescue
And if they interfere with a boat in France waters it would cause an international outcry.you cant take it back to France without agreement
In response to the UK Government’s plans, the French Minister of the Interior, Gérald Darmanin tweeted that France would not accept any practices contrary to the law of the sea.
they have no choice with the propellor jammed with a piece of french rope
What part of:
(1)Subject to subsection (5) below, a person commits an offence if he unlawfully and intentionally—
(a)destroys a ship or a fixed platform,
(b)damages a ship, its cargo or a fixed platform so as to endanger, or to be likely to endanger, the safe navigation of the ship, or as the case may be, the safety of the platform, or
(c)commits on board a ship or on a fixed platform an act of violence which is likely to endanger the safe navigation of the ship, or as the case may be, the safety of the platform.
Do you not understand?![]()

And if they interfere with a boat in France waters it would cause an international outcry.
Then it's become a rescue situation intentionally caused by UK.So just leave it drifting about until people start drowning?
Give your head a shake
If you've intentionally disabled the propulsion system, you have endangered the lives of the occupants.of course you can, if its already in French waters. A vessel without propulsion needs assistance. It is not a distress situation, the towing vessel has no responsibility for the state of status of the people in the vessel he is towing.
You have zero knowledge and you are just talking boll@x.
Of course they do. You can't recklessly tow another vessel placing the occupants in jeopardy.of course you can, if its already in French waters. A vessel without propulsion needs assistance. It is not a distress situation, the towing vessel has no responsibility for the state of status of the people in the vessel he is towing.
You are making dangerous suggestions of illegal actions that would lead anyone who follows your advice could find themselves in serious trouble.You have zero knowledge and you are just talking boll@x.