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God Damn those foreigners taking our jobs, women, dole and now our FISH!!!!!!
Oh hi, drummed. You realise that you're next, yes? As a group (farmers), not you specifically.Originally Posted by drummed
The enemy of my enemy is the enemy of my enemy. There are lies, damn lies and Fine Gael confusions. "I don't understand." Alan "it's only 79 punts" Shatter
One could say they are all related anyway.
Thosaigh sé in oifig an phoist agus a chríochnaigh i mbanc.
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You were right the first time.Oh hi, drummed. You realise that you're next, yes? As a group (farmers), not you specifically.
Its probably just me in particular.
Certainly feels that way sometimes!
[FONT="Book Antiqua"][/FONT] I started one thread, it was quoted in the New York Times
shh that would make sense , don't be telling to many people , or they wou;d think you re nuts
Plaice? nice pun
Anyway, we have a right to set the terms of use for irish territorial waters. We should be carving our waters into blocks and selling 5 year leases to the highest bidder. it would generate a fortune in revenue and we wouldnt permanantly lose our rights of ownership.
First they came for the fish....
The passport issue is a red herring. However the EU regards the caught fish as a european product and un-caught fish as european fish stock, whether the fish like it or not.
Maritime Affairs And Fisheries
Don't be too hard on the fish. It's not their fault. They have an innate shoal mentality.
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We could declare ourselves a fish sanctuary and then when they all show up change our minds?
[FONT="Book Antiqua"][/FONT] I started one thread, it was quoted in the New York Times
I'm afraid that's just a repetition of the usual rubbish. Eurostat figures do not give a breakdown for the value of fish taken from Irish waters - they break their stats down by FAO "major fishing area", not by national EEZs. Ireland is part of the FAO's "North-East Atlantic" area, which is enormous (it includes the Baltic, for example).
And given that's the case, one should perhaps look equally critically at the other claims being made by Karen Devine, because she's talking bollox here.
And all you have to do to prove me wrong is go find me the figures for the Irish EEZ on Eurostat.
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