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Salmond "We can take Scotland in two weeks"

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    Scottish independence: Glasgow, the friendly city, turns demented - Telegraph

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      Originally posted by Unix View Post
      Yes,I agree Yes voters are more likely to vote. Apparently 1.5 million have signed the Yes declaration online, given 1.6 million votes would win, I think a Yes vote is in the bag.
      That is seriously impressive and may be a game changer. They should definitely update their website which has the last news item on this on 22 August with 1 million signatories. Maybe the press release is planned to get in the Sunday papers?

      The bookies are seriously wrong, as best odds have drifted to 21/5 now. You'd think they'd know their own business seeing as a Yes vote is in the bag!

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        Originally posted by TestMangler View Post
        I would say there has been far more lying and negative campaigning on the 'No' side.
        So would you say that there will be a currency union and even if not iScotland can adopt the Panama solution and not share the nations and still definitely still be allowed in the EU?

        Just askin'.

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          Originally posted by TestMangler View Post

          I would say there has been far more lying and negative campaigning on the 'No' side.
          What a surprise
          Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyone

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            That's a cracking article.

            As if able to hear only the cheers, Mr Miliband smiled beatifically on. An aide handed him a microphone. He looked out at the barracking throng of Yessers.
            "Friends!" he began, brightly.
            "You're no friend ae mine!" bawled a Yesser. "You're a traitor, so you are!" bawled another. It was a blitz of abuse. "Red Tories! A parcel of rogues! You don't belong up here, Miliband! You don't have a vote!
            You're no' even Scottish!"
            Gamely, but inaudibly, Mr Miliband plodded on with his speech.
            At the front of the Yessers, a shaven-headed man in a hooded top was near-delirious with glee. "Slaves!" he hooted at the Labour MPs, his voice a grotesque parody of a black slave from the American Deep South. "Uncle Toms! No thank you, massuh! Just tell us where ah sign mah expenses form, massuh! I is a good white ******!"
            Jim Murphy, one of the leading figures of the No campaign, glared at him stonily.
            "Go on, then!" jeered the skinhead. "If you're no' a slave, what are you?"
            "We're patriots," growled Mr Murphy.
            "Patriots! And what does patriot mean, eh? Eh? Patriot comes from the Latin! The Latin meaning 'father'! How many fathers d'you have? One, or two?"

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              Blind faith.

              Originally posted by Unix View Post
              Wonder what scare stories are coming out today? The oil has all drained away overnight?
              Why is the lack of a Currency Union, which makes no political or economic sense for the RUK, a scare story?
              Mark Carney has said it would be bonkers, the two main parties will write a no-CU into their manifestos. The OCED, Deutche Bank, BoA and a zillion others have said it would be mental - yet it's still a scare story.

              ..talking of bonkers - I'm off to see Georgous George tonight

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                Originally posted by jemb View Post
                Why is the lack of a Currency Union, which makes no political or economic sense for the RUK, a scare story?
                Mark Carney has said it would be bonkers, the two main parties will write a no-CU into their manifestos. The OCED, Deutche Bank, BoA and a zillion others have said it would be mental - yet it's still a scare story.

                ..talking of bonkers - I'm off to see Georgous George tonight
                Nothing is more scary than the truth.

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                  Originally posted by Old Greg View Post
                  So would you say that there will be a currency union and even if not iScotland can adopt the Panama solution and not share the nations and still definitely still be allowed in the EU?

                  Just askin'.
                  How many ******* times ? Are you Ed Milliband in disguise ??

                  I really fully believe there will be a mutually acceptable currency agreement. End of story.

                  I know you don't believe that and I accept that.
                  When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....

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                    Originally posted by Old Greg View Post
                    That is seriously impressive and may be a game changer. They should definitely update their website which has the last news item on this on 22 August with 1 million signatories. Maybe the press release is planned to get in the Sunday papers?

                    The bookies are seriously wrong, as best odds have drifted to 21/5 now. You'd think they'd know their own business seeing as a Yes vote is in the bag!
                    I'm confused about that one too. I saw the declaration, and indeed more than a million has pledged to vote yes. But that's just like saying 20% of the vote is Yes. What's so significant about that?
                    "Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark Twain

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                      Glasgow is marketed as The Friendly City. Around 60 Labour MPs travelled up from London together to ask it, terribly nicely, if it wouldn't mind, to vote No in the referendum. There are many words you could use to describe the welcome they received, but I'm not sure "friendly" would be the first.
                      Whatever the outcome, Labour are toast, at least in their so called strong hold. Which is interesting because they best the Tories right now in England. I'm not certain Tory landslides are certain in a UK without Scotland.
                      "Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark Twain

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