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1 hour ago, david555 said:
Solution could be only ship the lorry containers only keep the UK drivers in U.K , same way from France doing so keeping E.U. drivers in E.U.
Mean time repatriate the E.U. ones from U.K. put them in Quarantine or severe testing in E.U.
same in reverse for the U.K drivers to U.K.
Both sides keeping their own on own grounds
That's not so easy done. All has to be loaded by hand + fork lift truck into containers, Container lines need to go to the very deep ports. Second: no container vessels available, therefore seafreigth from Asia went frok a US$ 750 to now US% 3500 per 20 ft. Third: as destination, all has to go the other way round.
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1 hour ago, david555 said:
Macron refuses to lift blockade: Eurotunnel to bring 2000 lorries to UK but take NONE out
MORE chaos is expected to hit the British border today as lorries head into the UK with border restrictions still in place - and Emmanuel Macron refusing to lift the blockade.
By DARREN HUNT
PUBLISHED: 09:47, Tue, Dec 22, 2020 | UPDATED: 10:23, Tue, Dec 22, 2020
Also all ferries are stopped, to Belgium, Netherlands. Has nothing to do with Macron.
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22 hours ago, ukrules said:
Indeed, this has almost certainly been spreading around the entire world for months.
It was previously found in both the Netherlands and Denmark, now they also noticed it in the UK.
It's already everywhere.
Yes, found 1 ( one ) in NL. And 1 in any street in SW - UK
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3 minutes ago, Hi from France said:
More calls to avoid a crash-out Brexit in a few days
Maybe we have to find somebody in a ditch first ?
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21 minutes ago, Hi from France said:
well you still have british voters believing its £350 million (it’s more like £250M and of course the money then gets back into the UK) https://fullfact.org/europe/350-million-week-boris-johnson-statistics-authority-misuse/
.. and that Brexit will make the UK wealthier and fund the NHS.
It's not just british voters in general, you have posters on this very thread who still believe in this.
According to investigations, see HoC library, the total net kickback to the UK from the EU is a GBP 7,9 Billion.
When I divide that by 52 = number of weeks we have in EU, I get only GBP 151,9 million /week.
Maybe others use less weeks / yr of a different way of calculation ?
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10 hours ago, JonnyF said:
Typical Sturgeon, trying to use the pandemic to undermine the democratic will of the UK electorate and advance her own political agenda.
Totally unscrupulous and disingenuous. No shame whatsoever. ????
When the British ever voted for a No Deal Brexit ? They voted for a "oven ready deal, the easiest ever + GBP 350million per week for the NHS. Cheatede, lied, swindler, doublerossed
The former boss of the Vote Leave campaign, Dominic Cummings, admits that Remain would have won without the claim that the 350 million would go back to the NHS. The UK Statistics Authority wrote to Vote Leave during the campaign stating the claim was, ‘misleading and undermines trust in …
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3 minutes ago, vinny41 said:
There is plenty of European media doing daily reports on Brexit fishing for French reports you need to search pêche au Brexit
Pointless providing links here as the forum removes any links that aren't in English
Just Yesterday, on Dutch TV there was a program about the fishery situation for the Dutch. As a lot of "pictures & graphs "even British will be able to understand. De visserij is cruciaal voor de Britten tijdens brexit. Waarom? | RTL Nieuws
When that is all... just compensate the € 40 million /year loss with a stop of all financial €uro-transactions, now going over the City, and there is PLENTY of money to do so.
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8 minutes ago, david555 said:
Confusion ???? !..... about which Ireland you referring to as our E.U. member Ireland has no problems in any way for exporting to E.U. as it is not a third country ....
It's the (Southern) Irish, who have to find overnight a new export market for the 37% which goes now to the UK. Depends how the entrance into the UK will be after 1Jan. Maybe the British all convert to be vegetarians ?
If "killing"all imports of (frozen) beef from South America really would be the answer ? ?
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9 minutes ago, vinny41 said:
It seems Ireland wants to stop all beef imports into the EU in the event of brexit no deal
Mr Cullinan told the Oireachtas Agriculture Committee that he would be very concerned that the UK could do a deal in beef imports with a third country in the event of a no-deal.
https://www.rte.ie/news/brexit/2020/1208/1183180-beef-import/
All imports from South America are frozen. From Eire it will be fresh (and the UK .. sorry). Means, the UK has to compete on the world market for frozen beef, in which the South American origins have a huge competitive advantage. I wish the British very much luck.
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6 hours ago, billd766 said:
If fishing is worth nothing, then why is Macron getting his panties in a bunch?
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-54526145
ONLY in the British press. In the EU hardly a word, as is just a 0,1% of GDP of the "Northsee" & Atlantic" countries . The REAL stakes are in the "make" industry and the financial services of the City of London ( 6.9 %). When all €uro-transactions have to be under control of the EU = ECB, it is quickly over with the City.
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19 hours ago, david555 said:More project fear....????
Businesses scramble to charter private freight flights in case of No Deal Brexit disruption
Companies have begun to put alternative measures in place to cope with long tailbacks on cross-Channel freight services
With fears...
By Patrick Sawer, Senior News Reporter and Camilla Tominey, Associate Editor 19 December 2020 • 5:00pm
You see the results of "project fear"... vital things missing in the UK.
And.. by air, nobody cares about the extra transport costs, British consumer has not the slightest problem to pay the extra...
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19 hours ago, vinny41 said:France wan'ts to carry on talking
Brexit trade talks may continue after MEPs' deadline, says France
Of course trade will continue, only WITH customs check, WITH veterinary control, WITH specific certifications, with WTO-third country import duty. And all these things cause delay and price increase.
The UK’s largest beef, lamb, pork and chicken processors have warned that if Brexit preparedness efforts aren’t accelerated, trade volumes of products of animal origin could drop 50-75%.... Read more
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20 hours ago, Opl said:
Remind: from 1 Jan '21 all meat, fish, diary MUST have a veterinarian allowance. So, no ham&cheese burger in your personal lunch parcel anymore allowed.
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35 minutes ago, evadgib said:
They'll be Rejoiners from 01 Jan
Rejoin ?
Maybe under king George VII ( After the Moskou-Kazan federation and the Don-Wolga Bassin Union)
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5 hours ago, TopDeadSenter said:Unilever picks London as its home over Rotterdam
Anglo-Dutch conglomerate denies U-turn after finally choosing the UK capital over Dutch city as its HQ
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/jun/11/unilever-picks-london-as-its-home-over-rotterdam
Unilever, you may have heard of them, they make Dove shampoo, Marmite, Colman's mustard, Hellmans mayo, Walls ice-cream, Magnum, Domestos, Sunlight, Axe/Lynx underarm sprays Ben and Jerrys, etc etc have chosen to base themselves in postBrexit Britain rather than Rotterdam inside the EU. Maybe their drivers and hauliers thought differently? Who cares what the delivery crew thought, end of the day big companies base themselves in the best place for business. And this end result is one of the worlds biggest companies just dumped the EU like a hot potato and based themselves in lovely Britain, a country that is about to be back in control. Wonderful.
Unilever changed their corporate headquarters after 80 years from two to only one because of ONE reason: tax.
The entire head office employs 100 people - 60 in London and 40 in Rotterdam. Again Brexiteers who do not have any idea about the reality
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6 hours ago, Opl said:
never forget to blame the French, it's cheap and easy..available to anyone whatever the cause
for more information
"I don’t think many people can comprehend the carnage which is about to ensue" (hortidaily.com)
Therefore exactly the same chaos at Belgium and Dutch ports. Only one reason: total lack of knowledge on the other = UK side.
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On 12/18/2020 at 12:47 PM, JonnyF said:The French will make sure there are plenty of problems, even if there aren't any. Macron will make sure of that.
Can't have leaving the EU look easy. The whole thing would crumble. Like any mafia, there must be consequences to leaving.
Expect blockades, go slows, extra checks from our "friends and partners".
Simple: WTO "third country" treatment, as the British could know decades ago. Even 4 years ago replaced by the AGS export system
Just a little change in the Sagitta/AGS customs system: remove UK from "EU" and place them at the "third country" ranks. Simple change, split second work. For the British.. a LOT of manual work as close-to-nothing ready yet. And therefore huge queues at Dover in and out.
Personalizing Your Sagitta (Non-Online) System for SagittaeForms (vertafore.com)
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48 minutes ago, billd766 said:
I doubt if they will be able to find 3 wise men from the east (EU) though. ????
At least they succeeded once.
Any wise man from the West ever mentioned in history ?
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2 hours ago, Surelynot said:
I did take fish oil tablets for a while...then someone told me they are full of heavy metals.
Now you understand the brexiteers, so keen in fish...
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2 hours ago, Mavideol said:
do you know what you have been missing all these years, fish is the healthiest food in the world (as long as it's not from the UK waters 555)
we call it "kwik service" ( mercury service, causes brain damage.... oh... now I understand )
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3 hours ago, Surelynot said:
Eight apparently have been assigned....but only four on duty at anyone time.
Same as the rest of NATO forces: lots on paper, but available for going to action .. ?
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3 hours ago, vinny41 said:
British consumers taste have changed over the years remember the UK also has 4 million Europeans who also like fish.
in recent years fish and chips shops have been stocking Vietnamese pangasius
And I am sure there are more markets that are interested in buying British fish outside of the UK excluding Europe
For sure, in a couple of yours the British will have found new users, markets and export destinations for herring, mackerel and a lot of fish products now exported to the EU, but then.. the British fishermen are all bankrupt.
see Fact Check: is 80% of UK fish given away to the rest of Europe? (theconversation.com)
Although some fish, such as haddock are mainly eaten in the UK, a lot of shellfish from British waters is exported to EU countries. The vast majority of our scallop catch – the UK’s third most valuable fishery – goes to France and Belgium. Likewise Spain and Portugal take a lot of our crabs and prawns.
Trade insights: More than 70% of UK seafood exports go to EU - Undercurrent News
Export or move fish to the EU or NI from 1 January 2021 | nibusinessinfo.co.uk
• UK fish exports to the EU27 in 2018 by fish type | Statista
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3 hours ago, nauseus said:
Groan.
French navy removing all submarine torpedo stocks now and fitting Dyson vacuums to forward tubes so that they can open the hatches and suck all the wet haddock in quick sharp before they have to close the doors again and pump out the torpedo rooms. Sonars with modified frequency software to ID big shoals of sea bass instead of Akula Class intruders. Simples but cunning.
Do not tell it to Brexiteers. Big chance, they will believe it.
I know another one:
The EU asked the Dutch to build a dike around the EU part of the North see. Pump the water out, catch all fish and.. flood it again, with water coming from the British part, so will suck also THIER fish in. Pump it empty again.. and.. no fish for the British...
All this fuzz for an annual 500 mln pounds worth of fish. Compare this with the car export or even worse the financial service gains of the City, which might dry up if all €uro-transactions have to be under the EU court in Strassbourg...
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17 minutes ago, vogie said:
I certainly wouldn't put it past the EU to use submarines, the will go to any depths to get their hands on our fish.
I thought the British have better knowledge what a sub can do and what surely NOT.
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No Brexit trade deal yet as serious issues remain, British minister says
in World News
Posted
Simple trade = you follow our rules in our country and I in your country + we pay import duties when we cross a border, fill in all customs docs... THAT is what both sides try to avoid.
And when YOU want to have access to MY market, I want to have the same access to your market.
And when there is any dispute, we can go to the courts of the country where the dispute is.
I thought, that was clear now since 4 years discussion.
And when Macron just get 10% of all €uro-transactions out from the City of London to Paris, from 1 Jan 21 outside the EU courts, he gains enough to buy all French Fishermen out and give them a nice house wherever they want.