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Fredbargate Oct 13th 2015 8:24 pm

Re: Gibraltar 2
 

Originally Posted by EMR (Post 11771135)
Your words " Confiscated,"not mine.
Now who is twisting his own posts ?
How much did the fish sell for in Japan ?

Correct my words CONFISCATED not OVERFISHING can you see the difference, or is it that you do not want to see the difference.

Now when you provide PROOF I and maybe some others will take you seriously

Whilst you are at it your PROOF that Gibraltar is exporting fish to Japan would also be useful.

In other words I and others would like PROOF not your biased unsupported OPINION.

amideislas Oct 13th 2015 8:29 pm

Re: Gibraltar 2
 

Originally Posted by EMR (Post 11771377)
Clearly you are not a conservationist and care where your food comes from or believes that the UK and those who maintain they are British should behave better than and set an example to their neighbours.
Cest la vie.

No I am not a conservationist. And AFAIK, neither are you. I though you were supposed to be some sort of construction expert?

Anyway, considering your hysterical historical loathing for anything Gibraltar, I can't help but suspect the fish story is just another convenient way to poo poo on Gibraltar. Laughably, Gibraltar is, as a matter of demonstrable fact, a completely insignificant player in it all. But I suppose you're predisposed to completely dismiss the forest for the trees.

And by the way, bluefin stocks are higher now than 20 years ago, thanks to responsible management.

Get a life.

EMR Oct 13th 2015 8:58 pm

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Originally Posted by amideislas (Post 11771396)
No I am not a conservationist. And AFAIK, neither are you. I though you were supposed to be some sort of construction expert?

Anyway, considering your hysterical historical loathing for anything Gibraltar, I can't help but suspect the fish story is just another convenient way to poo poo on Gibraltar. Laughably, Gibraltar is, as a matter of demonstrable fact, a completely insignificant player in it all. But I suppose you're predisposed to completely dismiss the forest for the trees.

And by the way, bluefin stocks are higher now than 20 years ago, thanks to responsible management.

Get a life.

Your last line says it all, thanks to responsible management, a tightly controlled quota system not letting anyone who so choses to catch what they want when they want.
If that was the case stocks would not be recovering but it is still an endagered species.
Of course Gib does not believe in international agreements awarding itself a quota not once but twice.
I have no loathing for Gib that is must another of your fantasies, its the fact that both Gib and Spain behave like two 14 year olds and do not understand that we are living in the 21st century not the 18th that amuses me.
At least you admit that you are not a conservationist , which explains a lot, if you can afford it so what and wgaf about any damage you are causing.

amideislas Oct 13th 2015 9:28 pm

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Oh, so now it's all my fault? Which atrocity? Gibraltarian fag-smuggling, tax-evading, nuclear-dumping fishermen who are perhaps the single least significant contributor to all your imaginary Gibraltarian atrocities?

...and you're above all that 14 year old behaviour...

Piece of work.

EMR Oct 13th 2015 9:41 pm

Re: Gibraltar 2
 

Originally Posted by amideislas (Post 11771437)
Oh, so now it's all my fault? Which atrocity? Gibraltarian fag-smuggling, tax-evading, nuclear-dumping fishermen who are perhaps the single least significant contributor to all your imaginary Gibraltarian atrocities?

...and you're above all that 14 year old behaviour...

Piece of work.

Calm down dear, your fantasies are showing.

amideislas Oct 13th 2015 9:45 pm

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Careful... All your "facts" posted in support of these fantasies are a matter of public record. Be thankful I'm not in the mood to go collecting them.

Anyway, I presume you're done with the fish story now?

WWF: East Atlantic and Mediterranean bluefin tuna: improving but caution still needed
No longer at risk of collapse



“We might be very close to what would be a resounding success in the history of fisheries, the dream of a sustainable bluefin tuna fishery in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Atlantic –let’s hope the lessons of the past have been fully learned and that –at least this time- history doesn’t repeat itself,” said Dr Sergi Tudela.

Maybe1day Oct 13th 2015 10:33 pm

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Probably a few of those Bluefins will finish up in the square at one those chippies.
Maybe worth booking a trip, I've never had Bluefin before. Probably save a few of the crinklies in the OAPs home from getting more than their share of mercury etc. Poor poor Gib, compared to Norwegian and Japanese whaling exploits it is less than a microbe on the parts of Jeremy Corbyn that never see the sun. Glad I managed to bring him to all this on Gib!!!!!

amideislas Oct 13th 2015 10:50 pm

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WWF: East Atlantic and Mediterranean bluefin tuna: improving but caution still needed
No longer at risk of collapse



“We might be very close to what would be a resounding success in the history of fisheries, the dream of a sustainable bluefin tuna fishery in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Atlantic –let’s hope the lessons of the past have been fully learned and that –at least this time- history doesn’t repeat itself,” said Dr Sergi Tudela.

EDIT: tried to delete this but doesn't work

EMR Oct 13th 2015 11:14 pm

Re: Gibraltar 2
 

Originally Posted by Maybe1day (Post 11771493)
Probably a few of those Bluefins will finish up in the square at one those chippies.
Maybe worth booking a trip, I've never had Bluefin before. Probably save a few of the crinklies in the OAPs home from getting more than their share of mercury etc. Poor poor Gib, compared to Norwegian and Japanese whaling exploits it is less than a microbe on the parts of Jeremy Corbyn that never see the sun. Glad I managed to bring him to all this on Gib!!!!!

The Gibraltarians are not so daft as to serve up Blue fin and chips ,with individual fish worth thousands of dollars work it out for yourself.
If you have never eaten it then good for you .

EMR Oct 13th 2015 11:17 pm

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Originally Posted by amideislas (Post 11771511)
WWF: East Atlantic and Mediterranean bluefin tuna: improving but caution still needed
No longer at risk of collapse





EDIT: tried to delete this but doesn't work

Yet again proves my point conservation only works when quotas are strictly controlled and countries do not act as Gib did and award itself one ,sorry two .
Not having the best of days are you.

amideislas Oct 13th 2015 11:25 pm

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Erm, Gibraltar is so insignificant in this debate (as are Gibraltar's quotas), that your point is moot. Again, why is Gibraltar always guilty of everything that everyone else is responsible for?

C'mon... This isn't about fish. It's about Gibraltar. And all its imaginary atrocities.

EMR Oct 13th 2015 11:46 pm

Re: Gibraltar 2
 

Originally Posted by amideislas (Post 11771542)
Erm, Gibraltar is so insignificant in this debate (as are Gibraltar's quotas), that your point is moot. Again, why is Gibraltar always guilty of everything that everyone else is responsible for?

C'mon... This isn't about fish. It's about Gibraltar. And all its imaginary atrocities.

Still in fantasy land I see, if there are internationally agreed quotas and agreement a species can only recover if every country keeps to them and are not ignored, Gib is a prime example of this, just like the Japanese and Icelanders with their whale fishing.
But then you admit that you are not a conservationist and thus the case for quotas, size limits etc is wasted on you.

Fredbargate Oct 13th 2015 11:54 pm

Re: Gibraltar 2
 

Originally Posted by EMR (Post 11771553)
if there are internationally agreed quotas and agreement a species can only recover if every country keeps to them

Then why do you think Gibraltar awarded itself a quota?

amideislas Oct 13th 2015 11:55 pm

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Well, it's been proven and put to rest over and over again. Gibraltar's quotas are a mere fraction of a fraction of virtually all others. Yet Gibraltar is somehow the most guilty?

Hell, Gibraltar's harvest is so insignificant, it's never mentioned in any debate (except yours), and it's almost impossible to find much information about how much of their miniscule quota that's actually harvested (unlike virtually all others, who fully harvest their quotas in record time). And as demonstrated, Gibraltar strictly enforces those conservation policies, unlike a few others...

Flogging a dead fish.

EMR Oct 14th 2015 12:19 am

Re: Gibraltar 2
 

Originally Posted by amideislas (Post 11771559)
Well, it's been proven and put to rest over and over again. Gibraltar's quotas are a mere fraction of a fraction of virtually all others. Yet Gibraltar is somehow the most guilty?

Hell, Gibraltar's harvest is so insignificant, it's never mentioned in any debate (except yours), and it's almost impossible to find much information about how much of their miniscule quota that's actually harvested (unlike virtually all others, who fully harvest their quotas in record time). And as demonstrated, Gibraltar strictly enforces those conservation policies, unlike a few others...

Flogging a dead fish.

So as far as you are concerned international agreement and quotas can be ignored if you are Gibraltar.
No wonder Gib will never win the argument with Spain when it behaves exactly the same.
Gib has obviously never heard of adopting the moral high ground .


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