Comments by "robs2020" (@sbor2020) on "GBNews"
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@beecat9951 Starmer's MPs register of interests shows Lord Ali donated £16,200 for clothes, and clubs like Norwich City, Man City, Wolves, Brighton, Spurs, Man Utd, West Ham, Swansea, plus the National Theatre, donated tickets. It's all publicly listed, but as I mentioned before, both raise serious questions about the integrity of our political system . As for the question I didn’t answer about party funding - do you mean, How do you propose parties are funded? With taxpayer money ? I thought that was rhetorical.
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Your statement simplifies and misrepresents the complexities of the situation, overlooking the efforts and legal obligations of both French and British authorities.
Firstly, The French government does not consider it "okay" for dinghies to operate freely in their waters. French authorities actively patrol their coasts and work to prevent illegal crossings of the English Channel. They have increased efforts in recent years to stop migrants from launching small boats, including cooperation with UK authorities, patrolling beaches, and intercepting vessels.
Secondly, the ECHR addresses individual complaints of human rights violations. Its focus is on ensuring that signatory states uphold the European Convention on Human Rights. The ECHR does not have a mandate to "have a go" at countries for allowing or not allowing dinghies to leave their shores. Instead, it intervenes when there are allegations of specific human rights violations.
As for France, it has significantly increased its efforts to prevent migrants from crossing the Channel. This includes increased patrols, investment in surveillance technology, and coordination with UK authorities. Despite these efforts, the sheer volume of attempts and the vast coastline make it challenging to prevent all crossings.
Finally, the RNLI and UK Border Force operate under international maritime law, which obligates them to rescue people in distress at sea. Once migrants are picked up, they are brought to the UK for processing.
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