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gambia6005
Canada
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 Posted - 26 Oct 2006 : 11:32:57
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what must one do abouth the europeen fisherboats and mostly dutchman
who comes true the shores of the gambia ans senegal.and catch more fish in 1 day than an african can taken in a year.did'nt they steal
enough from this continenent more and more fisherman are jobless
must they all flee to europe and immigrate before they understand that they need to feed there familys
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serenata
Germany
1400 Posts |
Posted - 26 Oct 2006 : 12:26:58
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Originally posted by gambia6005
what must one do abouth the europeen fisherboats and mostly dutchman
who comes true the shores of the gambia ans senegal.and catch more fish in 1 day than an african can taken in a year.did'nt they steal
enough from this continenent more and more fisherman are jobless
must they all flee to europe and immigrate before they understand that they need to feed there familys
Very important point made, gambia6005; I also heard about this. If these people are really stealing fish from their territorial waters Gambia and Senegal should complain vehemently at the EU. Fish is a staple food for Gambia and Senegal; one of the few still affordable sources of protein. |
Edited by - serenata on 26 Oct 2006 12:27:59 |
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Alhassan
Sweden
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Posted - 26 Oct 2006 : 13:38:28
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Originally posted by gambia6005
what must one do abouth the europeen fisherboats and mostly dutchman
who comes true the shores of the gambia ans senegal.and catch more fish in 1 day than an african can taken in a year.did'nt they steal
enough from this continenent more and more fisherman are jobless
must they all flee to europe and immigrate before they understand that they need to feed there familys
gambia6005,
I have been asking this question for a long time ago without answers. Most of the boats come from far east as Chaina, Japan, Korea, Tiawan ans so on. The Dutch must have been new. Most of the fisheing boats from Russia have factories that make different kinds of tined fish for direct export. This is a real problem. What is the Navy doing about this? They should patrol our waters and protect the boundary. Senegal have sold many liciences to forigen fishersmen. Go to Dakar port NO2. You get suprised that all companies exporting fish from there are not Senegalise. Even here in Stockholm, we can buy fish from Senegal, imported sold here by forigen companies.Yet the label says Senegal Mer. I think the country need the Navy to patrol and inpect fishing boats withn our boundaries. |
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gambia6005
Canada
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Posted - 26 Oct 2006 : 15:44:47
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I have lay down the issue on a member of the europeen parlement
one of the europeen"green" members;he told me that his party has put down a formal complain with the chairman of this affairs now it is sit down and wait.
they want to build walls to keep young africans out of the EU,but on the otherhand they allow this pirates(i called them so)to steal the food of the african people.it is easy to pick them up at lampedusa and the canary island and send them back |
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Alhassan
Sweden
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Posted - 26 Oct 2006 : 16:13:56
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Originally posted by gambia6005
I have lay down the issue on a member of the europeen parlement
one of the europeen"green" members;he told me that his party has put down a formal complain with the chairman of this affairs now it is sit down and wait.
they want to build walls to keep young africans out of the EU,but on the otherhand they allow this pirates(i called them so)to steal the food of the african people.it is easy to pick them up at lampedusa and the canary island and send them back
Bro,
I understand your point. The problem is the EU or Us always put their intrest first. They do not mind what the government says. They can easily bribe their way through. You have quoted a good example about closing the EU for African migrants. Our Government at home must act accordingly otherwise, the EU cares less about our fishing waters so long they can exploit them. It is good you spoke to the person mentioned, but still I doubt if it will help. I hope it will. Our fishermen need the fishing grounds for their daily bread. All EU countries guard ther waters from unwanted fishermen. This Gambia and Senegal should do |
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njucks
Gambia
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Posted - 26 Oct 2006 : 17:17:41
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Originally posted by gambia6005
what must one do abouth the europeen fisherboats and mostly dutchman
who comes true the shores of the gambia ans senegal.and catch more fish in 1 day than an african can taken in a year.
industrial fishing is destructive. today in the EU fisheries its a major issue some African countries are simply killed out of the market.
ofcourse they are stealing because they know the limitations of the caost guards. koreas, Japs are all involved.
i was told this by a dutchman himself!
http://gambia.dk/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1445
just go to the beach in Tanji/Brufut and see for yourself, fishermen come back complaining about 'no fish'. even Kobo, of all fishes is a problem some days.
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Momodou
Denmark
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Posted - 26 Oct 2006 : 18:45:21
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| Sometimes I wonder if Taiwan's generosity towards The Gambia is not connected with their fishing activity in Gambian territorial waters. It can’t all be about Gambia’s support for them at the UN where Gambia only has one single vote for their independence from Mainland China. |
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kondorong
Gambia
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Posted - 26 Oct 2006 : 18:49:17
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| Well like the nigerians say, if you see a toad jumping in the hot sun, know that something is after his life. There is no free lunch. What is suprising is that Gambia voted against the admission of china to the United Nations and now Gambia chmpions the memebership of Taiwan. |
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serenata
Germany
1400 Posts |
Posted - 26 Oct 2006 : 18:54:02
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Originally posted by Momodou
Sometimes I wonder if Taiwan's generosity towards The Gambia is not connected with their fishing activity in Gambian territorial waters. It can’t all be about Gambia’s support for them at the UN where Gambia only has one single vote for their independence from Mainland China.
You would really make a good detective, Momodou  |
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serenata
Germany
1400 Posts |
Posted - 26 Oct 2006 : 19:03:33
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Originally posted by njucks
industrial fishing is destructive. today in the EU fisheries its a major issue some African countries are simply killed out of the market.
ofcourse they are stealing because they know the limitations of the caost guards. koreas, Japs are all involved.
i was told this by a dutchman himself!
http://gambia.dk/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1445
just go to the beach in Tanji/Brufut and see for yourself, fishermen come back complaining about 'no fish'. even Kobo, of all fishes is a problem some days.
Then it is a matter for the EU and the UN. A very urgent matter! |
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Momodou
Denmark
11785 Posts |
Posted - 26 Oct 2006 : 19:16:29
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Originally posted by serenata
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Originally posted by Momodou
Sometimes I wonder if Taiwan's generosity towards The Gambia is not connected with their fishing activity in Gambian territorial waters. It can’t all be about Gambia’s support for them at the UN where Gambia only has one single vote for their independence from Mainland China.
You would really make a good detective, Momodou
Thanks but it was just an observation.
During the 1970s we always heard fishing boats from Spain, Japan, China and other countries being apprehended in Gambian waters and I can even remember seeing some of these vessels behind the PWD in Banjul. However, it is very rear nowadays to hear any report in the local papers about any foreign fishing vessel being caught by the Gambian Navy. Remember during the 1970s we never had and navy but the only Field Force who used a small vessel to patrol to sea once a while. Now we have The Gambian Navy with patrol boats. So what are they really doing?
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njucks
Gambia
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Posted - 26 Oct 2006 : 19:17:27
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Originally posted by kondorong
What is suprising is that Gambia voted against the admission of china to the United Nations...
i think China is a member of the Security Council? No? Gambia's vote would be meaningless anyhow.it is just a matter of policy |
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njucks
Gambia
1131 Posts |
Posted - 26 Oct 2006 : 19:20:09
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Originally posted by serenata
Then it is a matter for the EU and the UN. A very urgent matter!
you gotta be kidding right? |
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serenata
Germany
1400 Posts |
Posted - 26 Oct 2006 : 19:34:48
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Reading that this is obviously going on for a long time I fear I must have been kidding... |
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kobo
United Kingdom
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Posted - 27 Oct 2006 : 00:54:57
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I really missed this beautiful avatar! "Sun is shinning" and back at Bantaba!
Well done gambia6005. Its one of my favourite avatars as a Bob Marley fan! |
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gambiabev
United Kingdom
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Posted - 27 Oct 2006 : 09:31:25
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| I had that as my symbol, but was asked not to use it by Sister Omega as she thought it was disrespectful of Rastas. She hasnt made any comment about Gambia6005 using it?!Since then I dont bother with a picture. Wasnt sure what to choose and didnt want to offend anyone with my choice. |
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