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I think so. That's the traditional British way. It's a bit like Americans say "I could care less" rather than "I couldn't care less".
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OMG
I know!
Indeed. It's down to tradition. There are arguments for both "me neither" and "me either". Like "maths" and "math".
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Legally - certainly. The vessels are unregistered, not type approved and illegally operated as commercial ferries. That is without the immigration offences.
Police would have a right to seize the vessel.
Practically, they would be easier to turn back in the shallows than stop on the beaches. The boat could easily be disables while in waste high water. Dinghies are most vulnerable close to the shore, where the waves have air in them.
I have just read that once they are in the shallows, French law means they can't be stopped. Yvette Cooper is asking France to change the law. It looks like the operation we funded had actually been very successful at stopping the boats on the beach. So, instead the people smugglers are now putting the boat in the water immediately and getting the migrants to wade out.
Think Liz Truss on steroids.
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Different police, I suspect.
The conversation is about latest-immigration-figures and that is what my post was aimed at
Reform could still do worse on illegal immigration. Never underestimate the ability of politicians to make bad choices!
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How do you think Reform are any different to the Conservatives?
Boris Johnson turned the Tory party into a populist party in 2019…..Farage is just the Liz Truss wing of the Tories.
You are a liar, that poll does not say stopping small boats is a top priority for voters.
Why are you such a devious dishonest person?
Notch thinks that horses make honey
