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Originally posted by WTFH View PostOr we could just be called the UK, which is what we'd still be.
Our kingdom will have a king; the principality of Wales have a prince and, well, the country of Scotland will have Alex Salmond.
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Would love to stand alone without Scotland.
We could be called "Greater Britain"
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostThat would be part of the fun. And Scotland having to negotiate entry into the EU along with Euro adoption. If we're going to have a constitutional bust-up, let's do it proper Queen Vic Christmas Day style.
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Originally posted by vetran View PostHas the Oil price gone up?
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostIf they live in Scotland.
It seems reasonable to me that if there is a majority in the UK to leave and a majority in Scotland to remain, there would be another Scottish independence referendum. Why not? It would be fun, anyway.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWill the English get a vote?
It seems reasonable to me that if there is a majority in the UK to leave and a majority in Scotland to remain, there would be another Scottish independence referendum. Why not? It would be fun, anyway.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWill the English get a vote?
If the UK vote to stay in the EU, will Salmond shut up? If so, that's probably all the marketing the remain camp need to make.
Alternatively, if the UK vote to leave the EU, the first law as an independent country should be to explain to Salmond/Sturgeon/Trout etc that we are a democracy and if something is voted for with an agreement that it won't be voted for again in a generation, then that's what it should be.
Scottish independence: no repeat referendum - Salmond - The Scotsman
Asked if he could pledge not to bring back another referendum if the Yes campaign does not win on Thursday – Mr Marr suggested this meant in the next 20 years – Mr Salmond replied: “That’s my view. My view is this is a once in a generation, perhaps even a once in a lifetime, opportunity for Scotland.”
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The man who would be King - questiontime
Originally posted by vetran View Postsorry its a joke
Alex Salmond, if we exit EU he strangely wants a Scottish Independence referendum.
I am confused.Last edited by PurpleGorilla; 29 April 2016, 08:46.
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sorry its a joke
Alex Salmond, if we exit EU he strangely wants a Scottish Independence referendum.
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