696 migrants, 14 boats

[gant]

So you have no reasons to back up your posts other than to just disagree.

Makes some sense now

So means you won't post anymore?

 

[JohnD]

your post does not make sense

that, coming from tranny!

 

[transam]

that, coming from tranny!

Well it’s a fact

I am having to deal with people who are unable to work out that Calais is in France under french control

Blimey what a bunch of fruit cakes

Than there is the bloke in here going on about some bloke who is using a lido in the sea at some holiday resort in the UK

Only conclusion I can come to is they are or were pencil pushers / paper shufflers in the civil service
Devoid of common sense

 

[carmanmemoranda]

So means you won't post anymore?

Always happy to help people who struggle to understand, like trans , so no.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Well at least your post is shorter
I read that

Although your post does not make sense ( nowt unusual tbh )

It is a struggle to make posts simple enough or short enough for you to understand

 

[Android 07]

We are the lauging stock of



........... Rwanda.

 

[motorbiking]

I am suggesting that UK border police do not maintain control of British beaches, and do not examine the passports of people getting into boats, and do not arrest them

Under what British law can British border police arrest people getting into a boat?

Border force are a multi agency and have powers as both customs officers and immigration officers. They also have broad powers under counter terrorism legislation. I have been contacted by UK BF and other states equivalent several times. I've been boarded a few times in the Med. They are mostly concerned with the coding of equipment and chance to check papers.

For BF If they suspect a person is not a British citizen they have very broad powers - stop, search, test, detain etc. Once they are satisfied you are a British Citizen with the right to be in the UK, the immigration officer powers become very limited, unless they think you are trafficking or facilitating. They can also search for any relevant documents which establish the person’s immigration status and ID, meaning the person’s belongings – including electronic devices - could be searched or seized.

Paragraph 2 (1) and (3) of Schedule 2 of the Immigration Act 1971
Section 26 (1) (b) of the Immigration Act 1971 and Paragraph 15A (7) of Schedule 2
Police and Crime Act: Maritime Enforcement Powers
The Merchant Shipping (Safety of Navigation) Regulations 2002 (SI 2002/1473) - some parts apply to pleasure vessels.

It's worth remembering that these craft would be classed as "Passenger Ships" irrelevant of their construction as they are intending to carry 12 or more people. So there is no argument that it's just a dingy on a beach. If you did this as an experiment in the Solent for example, you'd get stopped within about 15 minutes.

 

[Pat ex]

It's worth remembering that these craft would be classed as "Passenger Ships" irrelevant of their construction as they are intending to carry 12 or more people. S

The specification of the type of boats used by asylum seekers.

The Kolibri boats also bear a safety warning advising a maximum load of 6 people or 800kg.

DIY death boats used by people smuggling gangs to send desperate refugees to sea

Four ramshackle RIBs were discovered at Dungeness beach in Kent today just hours after 27 died after a similar flimsy craft capsized Wednesday night

www.mirror.co.uk

Are these boats intended for international voyages, the other definition of a "passenger ship"?

But as I've already said, quoting laws and regulations is pointless if the 'skipper' cannot be identified, or those quoted laws cannot be applied.

 

[transam]

Always happy to help people who struggle to understand, like trans , so no.

The irony

Back to basics for you

Calais is in France

Simples

 

[noseall]

but choose to turn a blind eye

Nonsense. As per usual. Take no notice of liar trans.

 

[Justin Passing]

It's worth remembering that these craft would be classed as "Passenger Ships" irrelevant of their construction as they are intending to carry 12 or more people. So there is no argument that it's just a dingy on a beach. If you did this as an experiment in the Solent for example, you'd get stopped within about 15 minutes.

There's nobody there watching... You could do what you wanted.

This is near Calais. Nobody watching:

Further along. Eel knee a personne, innit.

 

[motorbiking]

MMSI 227801100 is a French warship that basically runs back and forth across that areas looking for trouble. When it finds an unregistered inflatable passenger ship (shall we call it) heading for the UK it escorts it to the half way mark and calls the UK SARS vessels to intercept. Usually its MMSI 232002480 that responds.

I've previously posted the intercepting ground tracks of these vessels, much to the horror of those on here who didn't believe it.

Border force have a habit of switching off their tracks when on operations.

Are these boats intended for international voyages, the other definition of a "passenger ship"?

Thats not the definition - its as simple as this:
are you 1 at sea and 2 carrying more than 12 passengers. The construction or fee paying element is irrelevant.

The moment you become a passenger ship, you have a whole bunch of regs to comply with.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

The irony

Back to basics for you

Calais is in France

Simples

Youre right.

You do know where Dover is? Who checks passports there ?

 

[motorbiking]

Nonsense. As per usual. Take no notice of liar trans.

How many did they arrest?

 

[transam]

Nonsense. As per usual. Take no notice of liar trans.

The irony of it

All this from porkie pier Noseall

With BFS

Brain fade syndrome