Originally posted by JustinTime
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Salmond "We can take Scotland in two weeks"
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Spain says No
As an aside, the Spanish PM has stated that Scotland would have to leave the EU and re-enter. Their foreign ministry has stated they would support Article 49 and not 48.Comment
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Originally posted by jemb View PostAs an aside, the Spanish PM has stated that Scotland would have to leave the EU and re-enter. Their foreign ministry has stated they would support Article 49 and not 48.Comment
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Originally posted by Unix View PostHave they been involved in a lot of countries going independent and it all going tits up? In fact most countries (with 10% the resources of Scotland) that have gained independence have prospered.
You can highlight what may or may not happen in the event of independance but until it actually happens it's all up in the air, just like the oil BoE estimates, no one will know till they extract it over a period of time.
Thing is both sides of the debate are lying so it's par for the course.In Scooter we trustComment
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Originally posted by The Spartan View PostThey've been through the roughest economic period in recent history so that counts for something, personally I hope there is yes vote as I've said previously then we can see what happens in reality away from all the bluster.
You can highlight what may or may not happen in the event of independance but until it actually happens it's all up in the air, just like the oil BoE estimates, no one will know till they extract it over a period of time.
Thing is both sides of the debate are lying so it's par for the course.
Well said, I agree.Comment
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Originally posted by jemb View PostAs an aside, the Spanish PM has stated that Scotland would have to leave the EU and re-enter. Their foreign ministry has stated they would support Article 49 and not 48., do they know who the mighty Salmond is? And that his word is like that of God how dare he lol!! he'll bloody well do how he pleases
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Originally posted by jemb View PostAs an aside, the Spanish PM has stated that Scotland would have to leave the EU and re-enter. Their foreign ministry has stated they would support Article 49 and not 48.
Rajoy said independence votes are bad for people of Europe .. spirit of the age is integration, not separation.Comment
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Originally posted by JustinTime View PostA piss-soaked beggar selling the big issue.
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Originally posted by Unix View PostWell said, I agree.In Scooter we trustComment
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Originally posted by sirja View PostSome people here seem to think the EU will be happy to 'Fast track' Scotland in, I tried to tell them yesterday that the feeling in the EU is the exact opposite. They are not keen on separatist and nationalist tendencies as one day those could be turned against them.. The Spanish PM seems to be confirming this.
Rajoy said independence votes are bad for people of Europe .. spirit of the age is integration, not separation.Comment
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