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"British military deployed on behalf of the EU to enforce policy of the Council of Ministers re sanctions on Syria. ![]() so what’s ya point ? | |||
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"You want nothing to do with the EU - and here are UK forces going into action on their behalf. How do you reconcile the two, especially after all the bile about the EU and its military aspirations? We are still in the eu so it’s not there behalf it’s ours as we are still in the eu " | |||
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"British military deployed on behalf of the EU to enforce policy of the Council of Ministers re sanctions on Syria. ![]() Just something else to moan about! ![]() | |||
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"Spain are suggesting the action was following a request by the US to the UK, and was carried out in Spanish waters.... (Spain of course challenges British ownership of Gibraltar - so they wouldn't want to stir up the pot now would they ![]() ![]() ![]() Having spent a lot of time in gib this is nothing new there are disputes over water nearly every day. | |||
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"This could be the mother of all fuck-ups, then. The BBC is reporting the action was based in intelligence from the Americans. The Americans share intelligence with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and its offshoots. Where is the Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary, btw? " Lol... come on give the lad a chance... not content with there being a wee problem going in with HK and China and trying to beat Boris, he now has the bloody Iranians, EU, Spanish banging on his door... oh... almost forgot the monumental mess he made this morning re. fox hunting ![]() | |||
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"This could be the mother of all fuck-ups, then. The BBC is reporting the action was based in intelligence from the Americans. The Americans share intelligence with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and its offshoots. Where is the Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary, btw? " That is where it has gone wrong, you've put the words American and Intelligence in the same sentence ![]() | |||
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"You want nothing to do with the EU - and here are UK forces going into action on their behalf. How do you reconcile the two, especially after all the bile about the EU and its military aspirations? " Easy we can still be allies with Europe,still have the same exchanges over security etc,what has being in or out of the EU got to do with it? You can now give me a load of techno crap but leaving the EU does not stop us being close allies and friends with them,life will carry on as normal | |||
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"You want nothing to do with the EU - and here are UK forces going into action on their behalf. How do you reconcile the two, especially after all the bile about the EU and its military aspirations? WE ARE the EU so we are protecting our own interests and not just 27 other nations. " ![]() | |||
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"So the UK should continue to uphold EU law after it has left the EU?" But but but but.... We don't want any part of those nasty European laws. We are going to have proper English laws of our own. Which just happen to be exactly identical to the European laws... | |||
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"Take no notice of these leftie re moaners guys.. they are just wind up merchants. The EU has sanctions against Syria.. this includes oil. As we are still part of the EU we have every right to uphold the sanctions.... this tanker took the long way around S.Africa to avoid the Suez Canal.. a failed attempt to dodge the authorities... Iran knows its been caught red handed exporting to Syria. Now it's threatening UK shipping in retaliation... " Sink the fuckers ![]() ![]() | |||
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"Take no notice of these leftie re moaners guys.. they are just wind up merchants. The EU has sanctions against Syria.. this includes oil. As we are still part of the EU we have every right to uphold the sanctions.... this tanker took the long way around S.Africa to avoid the Suez Canal.. a failed attempt to dodge the authorities... Iran knows its been caught red handed exporting to Syria. Now it's threatening UK shipping in retaliation... " The seized tanker is too big to get through the Suez Canal. Iran could use smaller ships but Egypt and Iran are not friends at the moment, and they would get refused passage through the SC. | |||
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"Spain are suggesting the action was following a request by the US to the UK, and was carried out in Spanish waters.... (Spain of course challenges British ownership of Gibraltar - so they wouldn't want to stir up the pot now would they ![]() ![]() ![]() The waters around Gibraltar, according to Spain, are Spanish. Gibraltar is not entitled to any territorial waters because, other than the internal waters of the port, no waters were expressly ceded to Britain by Spain under the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713. | |||
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"Take no notice of these leftie re moaners guys.. they are just wind up merchants. The EU has sanctions against Syria.. this includes oil. As we are still part of the EU we have every right to uphold the sanctions.... this tanker took the long way around S.Africa to avoid the Suez Canal.. a failed attempt to dodge the authorities... Iran knows its been caught red handed exporting to Syria. Now it's threatening UK shipping in retaliation... " ![]() ![]() | |||
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"Interesting to see Jeremy Hunt has turned to Europe rather than the US for help with escorting merchant shipping in the Gulf. At least someone knows which side our bread is better buttered on. " Well of course he has he knows if he turns to the usa it only takes one wrong calculation by iran or the usa and we would be dragged into a war by default. | |||
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"Interesting to see Jeremy Hunt has turned to Europe rather than the US for help with escorting merchant shipping in the Gulf. At least someone knows which side our bread is better buttered on. Well of course he has he knows if he turns to the usa it only takes one wrong calculation by iran or the usa and we would be dragged into a war by default. " . Yes , totally agree , much better for us to be aligned with our near trusted neighbours in Europe than become a lap-dog to the USA | |||
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"Interesting to see Jeremy Hunt has turned to Europe rather than the US for help with escorting merchant shipping in the Gulf. At least someone knows which side our bread is better buttered on. Well of course he has he knows if he turns to the usa it only takes one wrong calculation by iran or the usa and we would be dragged into a war by default. . Yes , totally agree , much better for us to be aligned with our near trusted neighbours in Europe than become a lap-dog to the USA " Well to be honest it would be better if the likes of china and russia sent a couple of ships too after all its international waters.It should be a multi nation operation to ease the tension. | |||
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"Interesting to see Jeremy Hunt has turned to Europe rather than the US for help with escorting merchant shipping in the Gulf. At least someone knows which side our bread is better buttered on. Well of course he has he knows if he turns to the usa it only takes one wrong calculation by iran or the usa and we would be dragged into a war by default. . Yes , totally agree , much better for us to be aligned with our near trusted neighbours in Europe than become a lap-dog to the USA Well to be honest it would be better if the likes of china and russia sent a couple of ships too after all its international waters.It should be a multi nation operation to ease the tension." Russia and China have no problems with Iran. They would rather see the troubles continue. Russia is under certain USA sanctions and China is having a trade war with the USA. One fifth of the world's oil supplies, and one third of the world's liquid gas supplies transits through the 21 mile wide Straits of Hormuz. | |||
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"America First is America Alone. Trump took the unilateral decision to walk away from the nuclear agreement and wage economic war on Iran. It was an act of spite towards Obama and an act of allegiance with Israel. The UK, Germany, France, EU, Russia and China - the other signatories - all want to keep it in place. Russia and China are helping Iran with its civil programme. None of them want to align themselves with the US on this one. " Totally agree. Mike Pompeo's hawkish and piqueish statements aren't helping, as it's now quite clear where the UK's priorities are..... And it's not going to war with Iran! | |||
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"Interesting to see Jeremy Hunt has turned to Europe rather than the US for help with escorting merchant shipping in the Gulf. At least someone knows which side our bread is better buttered on. Well of course he has he knows if he turns to the usa it only takes one wrong calculation by iran or the usa and we would be dragged into a war by default. . Yes , totally agree , much better for us to be aligned with our near trusted neighbours in Europe than become a lap-dog to the USA Well to be honest it would be better if the likes of china and russia sent a couple of ships too after all its international waters.It should be a multi nation operation to ease the tension. Russia and China have no problems with Iran. They would rather see the troubles continue. Russia is under certain USA sanctions and China is having a trade war with the USA. One fifth of the world's oil supplies, and one third of the world's liquid gas supplies transits through the 21 mile wide Straits of Hormuz. " Its not a case of having problems its a case of upholding maritime law which applies to every country in the world. | |||
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