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IndyRef2 : This time it's war!
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View Postand Britain's problems mountLeave a comment:
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Originally posted by Chuck View PostFine, 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.
And will be supported in their old age by the income from the massive oil-backed sovereign wealth fund that will be established on day 1.Leave a comment:
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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.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostThis is a stage managed, party conference, news event. They're a very long way from pulling the trigger. Once they do, the SNP understands that their time is limited. Lose and they're finished. Win, and they're degraded over time by the loss of their main rallying cry to Scottish voters.Leave a comment:
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If you breakdown the 55% that voted no you'll find the majority of them were not Scot's. In fact they were mostly EU nationals, and folks from England. What's the housing situation like in Scotland? I get a feeling 16 million people might want to move up there if they gain independence. I imagine a great many number of concerned EU nationals will likely vote for independence this time round.
Very interesting times ahead.Leave a comment:
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This is a stage managed, party conference, news event. They're a very long way from pulling the trigger. Once they do, the SNP understands that their time is limited. Lose and they're finished. Win, and they're degraded over time by the loss of their main rallying cry to Scottish voters.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostLike you being banned....Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Bee View PostObviousLeave a comment:
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