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Scottish independence scare stories
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Name the company, this is another bulltulip scare story, Aberdeen Asset who manage 1 trillion back a Yes vote.Originally posted by minestrone View PostI know a small Scottish financial company that has agreed to open an office in England on the back of requests from scots wanting to move control of their financial affairs south.
People with large sums of money don't want to leave it here if there is a yes vote. The public are driving much of this themselves. It is lunacy to discount capital flight as it is happening now.
Can you name the company? How much do they manage?Comment
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The only finance company minestone knows is the loanshark who he owes £10 to for his last carry out of super tennents.Originally posted by Batcher View PostName them? Or is this just another Quisling scare story?
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Labour's Andy Burnham in Holyrood magazine
“I would feel really genuinely sad if Scotland votes for independence, not just for our own self-interest and in the extra difficulty we would face getting a Labour government in England but I also don’t want to drive up the M6 and get my passport out or have to drive on the right when I want to drive on the left…”Comment
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I believe he was joking.Originally posted by Batcher View PostLabour's Andy Burnham in Holyrood magazine
“I would feel really genuinely sad if Scotland votes for independence, not just for our own self-interest and in the extra difficulty we would face getting a Labour government in England but I also don’t want to drive up the M6 and get my passport out or have to drive on the right when I want to drive on the left…”Comment
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"Calling people Quisling" is just another example of nationalist bullying.Originally posted by Batcher View PostName them? Or is this just another Quisling scare story?Comment
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I believe he was joking.Originally posted by tomtomagain View Post"Calling people Quisling" is just another example of nationalist bullying.Comment
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Waitrose and John Lewis prices will be more in Scotland vs UK.
Scotland will make it illegal for deep fried mars bars, snickers to be sold in the UK and Iron Bru will no longer be orange in colour.I like big butts and I cannot lie.Comment
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He has tried to say that now but If you read the article there is no indication that he was joking.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostI believe he was joking.Comment
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Originally posted by tomtomagain View Post"Calling people Quisling" is just another example of nationalist bullying.
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