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Salmond "We can take Scotland in two weeks"
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Odd question - do you actually have a vote in this? I sense a frustrated ex-pat living outside Scotland... -
What were his actual words?Originally posted by jemb View PostApartheid was vile - Salmond dragging that in is an insult to those who suffered under it.Comment
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No frustrations with not having a vote. I make my own way in the world quite happily.Originally posted by jemb View PostOdd question - do you actually have a vote in this? I sense a frustrated ex-pat living outside Scotland...
Frustrations at a larger population trying to control a smaller population with threat. That makes me
"Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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Is this the threat of not allowing Salmond to dictate the terms of independence? Try getting independence for Catalonia in Spain where such a vote as this would be constitutionally illegal. And stop being such a whining victim.Originally posted by scooterscot View PostNo frustrations with not having a vote. I make my own way in the world quite happily.
Frustrations at a larger population trying to control a smaller population with threat. The makes me
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Alex Salmond sparks outrage by comparing Scotland vote to South Africa's struggle | Latest News | Latest Breaking News | Daily StarOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostWhat were his actual words?Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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to be honest - before we start something and smearing him unfairly his comments were a bit misjudged. He compared the South African post-apartheid election with the Independence election and said thosw queing up to vote were voting Yes.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostWhat were his actual words?
Daft comparison but hyperbole - nothing malicious.Comment
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As if. More like the tail wagging the dog. Blair was scottish and so were his henchmen Brown and DarlingOriginally posted by scooterscot View PostNo frustrations with not having a vote. I make my own way in the world quite happily.
Frustrations at a larger population trying to control a smaller population with threat. That makes me
Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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and you're entitled to influence and cajole for a Yes.... You're wrong thoughOriginally posted by scooterscot View PostNo frustrations with not having a vote. I make my own way in the world quite happily.
Frustrations at a larger population trying to control a smaller population with threat. That makes me
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So his words were:
A bit silly as it gives ammunition to his opponents who would twist his words, but really not a big deal, much as I despise the odious little liar.People queuing up, and it was a long queue, in Dundee to register to vote.
It was almost reminiscent of the scenes in South Africa 20 years ago when people queued up to vote in the first free elections.Comment
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97% register to vote in referendum
yes because my entire family back home have a lot to say on the matter. It's impossible not to be involved if I'm to remain in contact with them.Originally posted by jemb View Postand you're entitled to influence and cajole for a Yes.... You're wrong though
97% registered, my goodness.
Scottish independence: 97% register to vote in referendum | UK news | theguardian.com"Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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