Kamilah Hauptmann
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I understand your frustration but there's no need to worry. The Northern Ireland protocol is out of Johnson's hand and there's nothing he or the British government can do about it. They know it too for a change. For all their bold talks, what the government actually does, is work flat out to implement the protocol.Johnson and his government are responsible for hundreds and thousands of unnecessary deaths, too, because of their repeated incompetence and responsibility last year.
Endangering the Peace Process is far, far worse. I'm almost weeping with both rage and sorrow even thinking about it.
EU member states have used illegal operations to push back at least 40,000 asylum seekers from Europe’s borders during the pandemic, methods being linked to the death of more than 2,000 people, the Guardian can reveal.
(I never have, since I recognise the kind of people Johnson and his team are, and have long despised them).The UK’s early problem, writes Michel Barnier in The Great Illusion, his 500-page account, was that they began by “talking to themselves. And they underestimate the legal complexity of this divorce, and many of its consequences.”
Soon, however, the talking turned to Conservative party infighting, and by the end it had become “political piracy … They will go to any length. The current team in Downing St is not up to the challenges of Brexit nor to the responsibility that is theirs for having wanted Brexit. Simply, I no longer trust them.”
I think the idea is to head off French trawlermen, who are said to be planning to blockade Jersey harbour (it's a thing French trawlermen do, like blocking roads with your tractor or your truck, and in this case the RN are standing in for the Gendarmerie or CRS).So if cutting off electricity was disproportionate, is it no proportionate after the UK sent warships? Asking for aFrancefriend.
Before we let some our (very few) warships go anywhere near the French coast, perhaps we should bear in mind which country made the aeroplane and missile that sunk HMS Sheffield in 1982...![]()
UK sends navy vessels to Jersey amid post-Brexit fishing row with France
Boris Johnson dispatches two patrol vessels to protect island from feared blockadewww.theguardian.com
I don't think they're going anywhere near the French coast, though -- the problem is at St Helier:Before we let some our (very few) warships go anywhere near the French coast, perhaps we should bear in mind which country made the aeroplane and missile that sunk HMS Sheffield in 1982...
Which is just 20 miles from the French coast, and 150 miles from the nearest French air-force base - well within the range of whatever has replaced the Super Étendard as their prime anti-shipping weapon.I don't think they're going anywhere near the French coast, though -- the problem is at St Helier:
Americans: Why are the French attacking New Jersey?!
A protest over post-Brexit rights by French fishermen at Jersey's main port has ended, following talks that aimed to resolve the row.
About 60 boats protested at St Helier port and two Royal Navy ships and two French vessels were sent to the area.
French fishermen say their rights are unfairly restricted by licences issued under the Channel Island's new system.
French fishermen leave Jersey after post-Brexit rights protest
French fishermen leave Jersey after post-Brexit rights protest
The probably want the statue of liberty back.Americans: Why are the French attacking New Jersey?!