Level playing field, we want to fish in your waters ....Are they nuts ?
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Well lost is not quite the word
And it was hundreds of miles away
Than again the Falklands
Lost is exactly the right word.Well lost is not quite the word
And it was hundreds of miles away
Than again the Falklands
Let's not mention the Falklands until 2023 when we have an air wing to put on our carriers.
Yes it will, but only those that have agreements via fisheries agreements and not those with bought contracts. They will remain the same.
Yeah but that loss led to our conceding to 200 miles of territorial waters, that may have restricted our access to Icelandic waters, still gives us the upper hand with europe.
So why are Barnier and the french kicking off about it then?
It's an argument about those with existing rights to fish and the sovereignty of the boats, the nationality of those aboard and where the fish is docked.
It's a complicated mess that needs sorting by sensible negotiators.
And at sea
Navy has been briefed and may well be asked to intervene to stop Confrontations
Also French government have a history of attacking civilian boats
They cannot be trusted
French or Spanish?
Er no lost is not the correct word
Let's mention the Falklands when the UK kicked out a military juntas dictatership invasion of the Falklands
Dunno if the above navy's have been. Or not
UK navy has been
We need not worry about the Spanish
Tis the French that have a history of violence against civilian ships
We call ours The Royal Navy.
Well I did not want to upset the snow flakes
The word royal could well tip em over the edge
If you think we came out better from any of them please, explain how.
Let's not mention it because we don't have any aircraft carriers with planes at the moment so would be hard pressed to repeat it.
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