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28th October 2023, 11:38 AM
#21
Re: British Flag ship
Originally Posted by
j.sabourn
#6 If you want to see blatant misuse of the collision Rules just watch some of Greenpeaces endeavours against the whalers, under normal conditions they wouldn’t be allowed on the Oceans of the world. Apart from stopping them from sailing when they refuse to give their destination when sailing for clearance so would under shipping practices never get one , so would or could be denied entry in the first place. As someone says the media turn any story to their own advantage and anyone who takes some of their reports as kosher should think again. JS
pirates have own rules
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