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The French fishermen who could sink Britain's post-Brexit ambitions


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We the people not really cares who govern us along as we all get a fair crack at the whip ,with the eu we the British did not get that .

i say this as a lucky person who never has to worry about money.  Merkel was the final nail in the coffin ,she doesn’t like Europeans and did her best to replace them 

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1 hour ago, Geoffggi said:

As usual the French want their cake and eat it..........

same as British

 

sireneou said 

 

Let me see if I understand this correctly, The British want to be granted a  special deal for access to EU markets but they don't want to grand special access to their fishing grounds.  

 

same answer than above ????

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, phantomfiddler said:

I have an idea ! Why don,t the French fish in French waters, and the British fish in British waters ????

Good idea ...and U.K. stay on his Island trading solely with their own Island ....eating fish in the morning ...midday....evening.....????

And for hollidays....travell around the whole island ....????

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3 hours ago, Rookiescot said:

Majority of the UK fishing grounds are Scottish.

You cant bargain with something you dont own.

You own it but can you control it?

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  • we have 12 vessels that need to monitor a space three times the size of the surface area of the UK
  • the UK has “insufficient assets to patrol and look after our exclusive economic zone for fisheries, and also our territorial seas”.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1165728/brexit-fishing-map-uk-waters-eu-fisherman-boats-after-brexit-policy

 

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3 hours ago, blazes said:

I would think the result of this little squabble is known in advance: the last time the French won a battle over the English was in 1066 (and even then it was only the Norman French).

Don't tell that to French people, they will mention you 

The Battle of Fontenoy in 1745

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5 hours ago, baansgr said:

"The fishing row shows how just one small industry - which plays a tiny economic role but has outsize political influence - can undo Britain's ambitions of landing a wider deal that preserves its access to European markets."

 

Let's reverse that, EU needs to preserve access to the UK...with only 430 million in Europe and a large proportion of them from poor almost 3 world countries...who cares...UK will have access to US, Australia, India, China. etc...don't these people get it yet, they are a very small fish in a very big pond

 

Not to mention Asia, Africa and the remainder of the European Countries that are not members of the EU!

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29 minutes ago, Srikcir said:

You own it but can you control it?

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  • we have 12 vessels that need to monitor a space three times the size of the surface area of the UK
  • the UK has “insufficient assets to patrol and look after our exclusive economic zone for fisheries, and also our territorial seas”.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1165728/brexit-fishing-map-uk-waters-eu-fisherman-boats-after-brexit-policy

 

How on earth does Norway manage?

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4 hours ago, Rookiescot said:

Majority of the UK fishing grounds are Scottish.

You cant bargain with something you dont own.

No shetland/orkney.......Referendum on scottish breakaway    Orkney stated they will not join scotland

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