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Is there anyone in Scotland with any intelligence who would qualify to work as a spy
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Ireland provides a reasonable model for Scotland in many such areas (except joining the Euro which is a whole other story).
List of intelligence agencies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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coughOriginally posted by EternalOptimist View PostJust bandying legs with scooter scot in another thread and I had this strange thought.
All sovereign states spy on all other sovereign states, no ?
so does that mean that the jocks will have to set up their own MI5 and MI6 , and will they be recruiting IT specialist spies. och aye scooter me lad, or is that 006.9 ?
http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...ml#post1958251
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Originally posted by OwlHootA British government plot to remind Scots that they won't have MI5 & GCHQ etc to help prevent cybercrime if they vote for independenceOriginally posted by SysmanRussian Cybercrime Gangs Target Scottish Homes and Businesses
What suggestions does the panel have for picking on Scotland? ...
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awa wi yeOriginally posted by scooterscot View PostWe don't need IT specialists.
Pronunciation of the R's are a right giveaway for Jonny English.
Are you to be joining us for cocktails tonight Timothy?
Slating yeRrr thirst the nite Jimmy, ya baz?
some of the most famous Englishmen can fake a jock accent
Dr Who
Sean Connery
Brian Blessed
Andy Murry
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We don't need IT specialists.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostJust bandying legs with scooter scot in another thread and I had this strange thought.
All sovereign states spy on all other sovereign states, no ?
so does that mean that the jocks will have to set up their own MI5 and MI6 , and will they be recruiting IT specialist spies. och aye scooter me lad, or is that 006.9 ?
Pronunciation of the R's are a right giveaway for Jonny English.
Are you to be joining us for cocktails tonight Timothy?
Slating yeRrr thirst the nite Jimmy, ya baz?
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Scottish devolution - a weird thought
Just bandying legs with scooter scot in another thread and I had this strange thought.
All sovereign states spy on all other sovereign states, no ?
so does that mean that the jocks will have to set up their own MI5 and MI6 , and will they be recruiting IT specialist spies. och aye scooter me lad, or is that 006.9 ?Tags: None
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