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Britain and Iceland go to war
Well then lets not hang around. ;)
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Looks more like environmental concerns when one country is overfishing beyond what scientists believe the stocks can handle.
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I would also venture that there is probably a subsidy at work in this fishing industry, and because subsidies create a lack of incentive to innovate or economize, British fisheries are probably less competitive to begin with. Iceland may have subsidies, too, but thay may be better-implemented. |
No mention in that article about how the fish quotas are sold/traded in british central fishmarkets?
Not sure how true that is, but I did see a program recently that was talking about the fishing industry in UK. What we lost in fishing fleets was regained in having a central trading market for the fishing catch? Or something to that effect anyway. It must be more complicated. |
Careful, make them too angry and they will use the volcano on you again...
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I predict Britain will win. The only threat Iceland can make is to withold all the ice, which won't work because the Brits like their beer warm anyway.
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Hmm, mod spending cutbacks, less new ships in the navy... underfunded navy vs volcano? I don't much care for those odds :hmmm:
@steve Never mind the warm beer, where will I buy frozen microwave meals from in the future?! :rotfl2: |
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mackerel........right!
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dunno, what odds you wanna give me if I put my money on the volcano and shares in a chain-store for reasonably priced frozen meals? :DL
Oh No! 'mum's gone to iceland'! disaster! their plan to hold us hostage is bearing fruit... I mean frozen summer fruits... fruits and cream and pizza slices argh will their frozen leverage never end? |
What's in it for the EU? :hmmm:
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There not going to do a thing unless there is some sort of back hander for them.
Cough..."money"...cough. :shifty: |
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