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Salmond "We can take Scotland in two weeks"
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Of course iScotland would get a share of the gold reserves. Assets and debts are split according to an agreed formula. It's hardly a revelation.Originally posted by scooterscot View PostYou're making the assumption people of working age have to be 'in work'.
Since 86' Italy's unemployment rate has always floated around 10%. People in the UK are poorer, more working class, they have to work for the landlord.
Gold reserves:
Italy 2,451.8 tons
United Kingdom 310 tons
Independent Scotland could claim part of £7.8bn gold reservesComment
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It reads like it. The Scotsman is a known unionist paper.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostAlthough of course, it could just be a fiction planted by a No supporter.
Even RBS's announcement made clear today jobs were not a risk. The operation is not moving, only the trading address is. Yet the entire media have jumped on the 'jobs will be lost' bandwagon.
The scaremongering really is stupid.
IMO the no camp would succeed with much greater influence if they focus on the impact the outcome the referendum would have on the rUK and that was made clear day in day out.
I don't think many in Scotland know or care (a small number)."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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Fancy going into Pilton or Easterhouse and asking them 'what austerity'? Try telling them that they would be worse off if they lived in Greece.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWhat austerity? The UK still spends way more than it earns.
Think things can't get worse? Try moving to Greece.
If Scotland votes yes it will get worse for them. Much worse.
People have had benefits cut because they have a spare bedroom in which they need to keep equipment for a disabled child.Comment
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No. I fancy getting them to live in Greece for a while.Originally posted by Batcher View PostFancy going into Pilton or Easterhouse and asking them 'what austerity'? Try telling them that they would be worse off if they lived in Greece.
People have had benefits cut because they have a spare bedroom in which they need to keep equipment for a disabled child.
Though being Scottish they will probably still be whining.Comment
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Don't worry about Brillo. His post shows that he is unsurprisingly ignorant of the meaning of austerity.Originally posted by Batcher View PostFancy going into Pilton or Easterhouse and asking them 'what austerity'? Try telling them that they would be worse off if they lived in Greece.
People have had benefits cut because they have a spare bedroom in which they need to keep equipment for a disabled child.Comment
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I notice there weren't any firms or people named. Could it just be made up since it's the unionist Scotsman?Originally posted by eek View PostI think they may as well vote YES. This is a comment today on the Scotsman website.
One of many I would expect..
Companies trade across borders all the time and in different currencies. Customers buy all the time on the internet from companies who are based in Jersey & Luxembourg.Comment
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Might be made up. Might be real. But it's just noise.Originally posted by Batcher View PostI notice there weren't any firms or people named. Could it just be made up since it's the unionist Scotsman?
Companies trade across borders all the time and in different currencies. Customers buy all the time on the internet from companies who are based in Jersey & Luxembourg.Comment
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Apartheid was vile - Salmond dragging that in is an insult to those who suffered under it.Originally posted by eek View PostHe has see Indyref Daily: Stephen Daisley on independence referendum campaign | Scotland | News
picked especially to avoid any link that others may call biased...Comment
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At least all of Scotlands political prisoners will be freed and the pass laws dropped. Men with kilts will now be allowed in the ladies toiletsOriginally posted by jemb View PostApartheid was vile - Salmond dragging that in is an insult to those who suffered under it.
Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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