>Fishers were intent on ensuring the protest was peaceful, and shortly after 7am cleared the exit from the harbour to allow a freight vessel out.
I think the warships are just posturing. We don't need to unload a barrage of anti-ship missiles on them just yet.
>Concerns a similar fishing dispute could occur in Guernsey have been expressed by a representative of the local fishing industry.
>The vice president of Guernsey Fisherman's Association, Dougal Lane, said the French extended the limits they were allowed to fish from their shores from 30km (19 miles) to 50km (31 miles) in 2020. He explained under Guernsey's upcoming fishing licencing scheme French fisherman "might be expecting to come into our waters" but could be prevented from doing so. "There might well be problems," Mr Lane added.
>>33524 We will all get drafted as Bevin Boys only instead of going down a coal mine we'll have to go back into the office. Good luck in the Pret Offensive.
>>33525 You probably can't send a UK police boat into Jersey waters. Not to actually do anything anyway.
>>33524 Firstly, there is an upper limit of 2000 fags and 10 litres of wine duty free for when you come back. Second, all able people under thirty are eligible for the draft. Boris is going to announce it tonight.
>>33529 If Boris is serious about Brexit he would take action; this would all be over very quickly if one of these surfaced in the middle of the Frog boats, rather than sending something that looks like it rescues drowning africans.
A dozen bootnecks in a paddle boat would be a better navy than Iceland's, I wish people wouldn't talk about the Cod Wars like they were an actual military conflict.
>>33534 We have so few ships to operate in support of HMS Queen Elizabeth that if the French fishing fleet were retooled as fast attack boats they could probably sink the damned thing.
Indeed remember that time that we just decided it was too important for us to not to control Iceland and we just took it over in a morning, and by the evening the Icelandic government had just accepted British rule.