IndyRef2 : This time it's war!

[jamesbrown]

Plunging currency, hugely volatile FTSE, record low interest rate, an Opposition leader who leads a party who tried to go to court to stop him running, Scotland threatening to re-hold a referendum.

Or if you prefer the Donald Trump method, just keep saying "Everything is normal" regardless of the facts.

You're in disarray. Labour is in disarray. The SNP is in disarray. The depreciation of Sterling is orderly and necessary. Explain why you think differently. The FTSE is not in disarray. If monetary policy is a measure, then the world is in near-permanent disarray and your point is entirely vacuous. The country is not in disarray. You need a hug.

[scooterscot]

"Project fear finally dismissed, project reality kicks in."

[shaunbhoy]

EU nationals voted 'no' last time to ensure they remained in the EU. Don't think they'll make that mistake again.

EU nationals voted "NO" in order that Scotland remains as part of the UK. Another "NO" vote on their part will repeat the outcome. If all they wanted was to "remain in the EU" then they could simply return home, being EU nationals already.
I can see why you are forever getting the wrong results......you have the logic of a toilet brush!!

[Flashman]

You're in disarray. Labour is in disarray. The SNP is in disarray. The depreciation of Sterling is orderly and necessary. Explain why you think differently. The FTSE is not in disarray. If monetary policy is a measure, then the world is in near-permanent disarray and your point is entirely vacuous. The country is not in disarray. You need a hug.

Beautiful aint it?

[shaunbhoy]

Beautiful aint it?

The perfect storm!

[MrMarkyMark]

You're in disarray. Labour is in disarray. The SNP is in disarray. The depreciation of Sterling is orderly and necessary. Explain why you think differently. The FTSE is not in disarray. If monetary policy is a measure, then the world is in near-permanent disarray and your point is entirely vacuous. The country is not in disarray. You need a hug.

You have called it, therefore you have to personally administer it




I believe he probably swings both ways

[jamesbrown]

You have called it, therefore you have to personally administer it




I believe he probably swings both ways

I'm substituting The Donald as I hear he likes to hug.

[SueEllen]

I still don't get what the "Out" Scots want. To leave the Uk, only to replace the largely benign Uk government with the EU? To lose the funding from the Uk, alongside a long-term collapse in oil price? To lose tens of thousands of Uk public sector jobs while only having three people and dog working in the private sector?

The SNP want to scrap Trident, along presumably with the thousands of supporting jobs on the Clyde.

Fine, if Scotland wants to leave, then let them go. I just don't see what they expect their future to look like, other than bleak and impoverished.

Scotland aims to get all the jobs especially the city ones from the firms that are leaving the rUK when it leaves the single market.

[eek]

Scotland aims to get all the jobs especially the city ones from the firms that are leaving the rUK when it leaves the single market.

And how is the Scottish Government going to create a Central Bank capable of acting as a bank of last resort for a big city firm.

[Chuck]

And how is the Scottish Government going to create a Central Bank capable of acting as a bank of last resort for a big city firm.

And it's back to Day 1 of Scottish Referendum Mk1.
Same questions.
Same answers.

Same result? Who knows, but the cycle will repeat until the desired result is achieved.