French fishermen rescuing migrants at sea !

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2021/11/26/french-fishermen-blockade-channel-tunnel/


Rescuing migrants !!!!

Believe that you'll believe anything !!

 

We’re does it all end with out French neighbours and friends

ramming boats
Threatening to cut off power
Seizing UK vessels
Blockades
shipping thousands of migrants across the channel

bunch of scoundrels

 

..government alienating the whole of Europe...oops sorry, that was the UK.

 

Oh Darling you think the French are such scallywags ! !

 

Just thank your lucky stars that the French weren't trying to stop an invasion in WW11 otherwise we would all be speaking German by now

 

Herr noseall does speak German.

 

How is that relevant?

 

Nigel Farage saves UK fishing industry


Oh wait a minute, no that’s wrong, he has actually wrecked it…..no wonder Faridge won’t set foot anywhere near Grimsby

 

Just thank your lucky stars that the US and the Commonwealth came to UK's aid in WW11 otherwise we would all be speaking German by now

 

How is the fishermen's blockade remotely relevant to rescuing migrants?
You're connecting imaginary dots to promote your own ideology.
And it's no surprise that your darling transam joins in your tirade of hatred-induced frenzy of fantasy against the French.

 

Ja

 

To a DIY and home improvement forum? Non whatsoever but then again some of the answers you actually get to DIY questions arn't either and some contributors want to comment on any damn thing under the sun whether that be leccy and gas prices, covid, free mobiles, Shamima Begum, HMRC relocation, etc etc

 

True, but most tend to keep their comments relevant to the topic, or at least they try to keep their comments relevant. But the irrelevant comments tend to divert the discussion somewhat.

 

I concur, but thats irrelevant

 

But now that you've mentioned it, whistle: ) German plans for invading Britain was the wrong approach, they should have taken note of Napoleon's plan, and used Ireland as a springboard.
I'm just listening to a discussion about the eternal triangular problem between Ireland, Europe and UK. It deals mainly with the current Brexit issue, but it starts by looking at the historical development.
https://www.alumni.cam.ac.uk/festiv...-backstop-the-irish-british-european-triangle

Jump to 23 minutes in for a discussion on the German potential alliance with Ireland.