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"michael adams" mjadams25@ukonline wrote in message
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And its not hard to see why the EU doesn't want no border controls
at all there with the UK out of the EU. But less clear why they arent
prepared to agree to the same arrangement between Denmark and
Greenland. Greenland isnt in the EU.

That might not be entirely unconnected with the fact that
Greenland is an island which is 2,920 km away from Denmark.

Whereas the distance between the Republic of Ireland and
Northern Ireland is around 0.000000001 mm.

At a rough guess.

Irrelevant to BORDER CONTROLS, ****wit.

You do realise of course that its much easier to implement
border controls when the territories involved are separated
by 2,920 km of sea, than it when the said border runs through
fields or allegedly, through peoples houses ?

I think the argument is about the being NO border control between
Denmark and Greenland despite Greenland not being in the EU

Thus:

If it's OK for Greenland, why's it not OK for NI?

Though whether it is actually correct to suggest that there are no
border controls between Denmark and Greenland, I have no idea

It's unlikely that people like Ciran the Van Driver are likely to be
making many same-day urgent, just-in-time courier deliveries between
Copenhagen and Nuuk. I would expect that most goods will go via
consolidated bulk transport using shipping companies.




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Ian