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Scots see Greece as the way forward.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostFTFY
Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Scotland will never leave UK it's too good a deal for us, we get all the money we need from those tossers in London.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostSo if there is to be a referendum for the UK to leave Europe that leads to a Brexit then the Scot nats will feel that they will be entitled to hold another referendum for Scotland to leave the UK. We all know that like the Greeks the scot nats want to borrow borrow and borrow. If they then join the EU what makes them think that they will be allowed to borrow anything at all?
Scottish Nationalism is no more than chippy scots playing out their sense of inferiority towards the English
Anyway get back to work I need to send my kids to a tution free University in a few years
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Send them to Germany? Free universities for foreigners....Originally posted by Unix View PostAnyway get back to work I need to send my kids to a tution free University in a few years
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But it's free here in Scotland?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostSend them to Germany? Free universities for foreigners....Comment
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For the English?Originally posted by Unix View PostBut it's free here in Scotland?
German universities are free for foreigners.Comment
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No. You need to pay (twice) to make it free for us.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostFor the English?
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Thanks though
When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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The SNP view is that major constitutional changes need to be approved by all four nations.Originally posted by d000hg View PostNicola has been saying this every time referendum gets mentioned "I hope each country's votes will be counted separately". Sorry love, this is precisely the kind of thing your people opted into by firmly choosing to remain part of the union.
They say the fact that Scotland is highly likely to vote against leaving the EU is completely irrelevant (yeah, right...)
But giving them the benefit of doubt... presumably if we had a national referendum for the UK to break-up - with Scotland and England voting in favour of break-up - and only Wales and Northern Ireland voted to keep the UK together, the SNP would readily accept that they could be overruled by Wales/NI
Would they #*&%Comment
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