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Previously on "AtW, are you sure you want to stay in EU?"

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  • vetran
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    Originally posted by GreenMirror View Post
    Can we declare Remoaners as aliens?

    blimey when the Bremoaners started wishing that the old brexiteers would just hurry up and die so the EU Youth properly brainwashed would vote remain I was disgusted. Now some are threatening the mentally challenged remainers, what next a swastika in every house?

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  • GreenMirror
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    Originally posted by Mordac View Post
    How long before Scooty can be classed as an alien?
    As soon as he visits the Heathrow Thistle.....

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  • Mordac
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    How long before Scooty can be classed as an alien?

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  • GreenMirror
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    Originally posted by stonehenge View Post
    New EU law is being brought in to prevent medical treatment for “alien” species such as grey squirrels and muntjac deer.
    Can we declare Remoaners as aliens?

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  • vetran
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    Originally posted by Mordac View Post
    Fine, We'll shoot their ducks, but when they start shooting our swans, that's a game-changer...
    totally quackers

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  • Mordac
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    Originally posted by meridian View Post
    It’s an EU regulation, which was signed and approved back in 2015. As such it has been law since then. The regulation was drafted with the Committee made up of Member State representatives, and voted on and approved by the European Parliament. The U.K. also plans to implement it directly through U.K. law.

    The U.K. Secretary of State for the Environment seems to think that they should be controlled:

    Non-native Species: 4 Dec 2018: Hansard Written Answers - TheyWorkForYou

    And the British Ecological Society calls it “a much welcomed step towards halting biodiversity loss”

    The first EU list of 37 invasive alien species comes into force - British Ecological Society

    But sure, “EU”.
    Fine, We'll shoot their ducks, but when they start shooting our swans, that's a game-changer...

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  • meridian
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    AtW, are you sure you want to stay in EU?

    Originally posted by Mordac View Post
    It's an EU regulation, so it's obviously for our own good. God help anything which manages to escape from a zoo, though. If we don't make a concerted attempt to shoot it, we'll be fined. Thankfully it's only for one day though...
    It’s an EU regulation, which was signed and approved back in 2015. As such it has been law since then. The regulation was drafted with the Committee made up of Member State representatives, and voted on and approved by the European Parliament. The U.K. also plans to implement it directly through U.K. law.

    The U.K. Secretary of State for the Environment seems to think that they should be controlled:

    Non-native Species: 4 Dec 2018: Hansard Written Answers - TheyWorkForYou

    And the British Ecological Society calls it “a much welcomed step towards halting biodiversity loss”

    The first EU list of 37 invasive alien species comes into force - British Ecological Society

    But sure, “EU”.
    Last edited by meridian; 5 February 2019, 20:11.

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  • Mordac
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    It's an EU regulation, so it's obviously for our own good. God help anything which manages to escape from a zoo, though. If we don't make a concerted attempt to shoot it, we'll be fined. Thankfully it's only for one day though...

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  • AtW
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  • stonehenge
    started a topic AtW, are you sure you want to stay in EU?

    AtW, are you sure you want to stay in EU?

    Grey squirrels could be killed across the UK if Theresa May fails to deliver Brexit, wildlife charities warn

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