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Originally posted by Paddy View PostWhat an awfully badly draft document by Parliament. It has references to the UK and to Great Britain as if they are the same. This opens a can of worms especially for the NI Parliament (who are bringing separate legal action).
It does seem that technically A50 will need consent of Scotland and NI, but much depends on how far Scotland and NI are willing to take their cases
More importantly, they understand the scope of treaty negotiation and notification. Thus, your second point is simply incorrect.
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostThis is not £800,000 for memories worth about £2.99 in the bookshop. This is a well establish way of payback for favours done. Someone pays the publisher, the publisher pays Cameron, the end result is a few books go on sale to make the deal seem legitimate.
As I stated in a post earlier they are nearly all at it.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostFunnily enough, many years ago when she was Health Minister, I went to a work conference that she was invited to, and she made a very decent speech on a complex issue that is typically screwed up. Of course, she may have had a good writer, briefer or whatever, but it was a rare display of ministerial competence. I'm not really sure where the hostility is coming from.
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostFirstly, I don't care for DC at all.
However, how Scooter can compare someone selling their memoirs, in a commercial transaction, to someone blatantly stealing from the public purse I really don't know.
Obviously, Salmond does a lot for charidee.
So did Pablo Escobar
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostYes, that's precisely what I'm saying. Her MO is to to create an illusion of competence through confidence. Everything of substance is pushed through the lens of Scottish independence. It can be reality-free (invariably is), providing it's supportive of her push for independence.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostThe Bridgwater Services Travelodge review got taken down. That's 5 minutes of my life I won't get back.
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Originally posted by DaveB View PostIt is, but Sturgeon doesn't care about that. This is a about building the case for IndyRef II. If they can't have a say in leaving the EU as part of the UK, then they'll push for independence so they can decide for themselves.
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostShe was a lawyer before becoming a politician, she already had enough money.
Originally posted by scooterscot View PostWHAT corruption!!! The criminal!!
Meanwhile...
David Cameron cashes in with £800,000 deal for his memoirs
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Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostIn scooterworld, strange things can happen!!
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostFirstly, I don't care for DC at all.
However, how Scooter can compare someone selling their memoirs, in a commercial transaction, to someone blatantly stealing from the public purse I really don't know.
Obviously, Salmond does a lot for charidee.
So did Pablo Escobar
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Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostLet's be brutally frank here. If Salmond were to cobble together his memoirs and give a signed copy away, each with a free Lamborghini, he wouldn't get rid of enough to pave the way from his arse to his elbow. Which is a shame, because that route has long needed to be mapped out for him.
However, how Scooter can compare someone selling their memoirs, in a commercial transaction, to someone blatantly stealing from the public purse I really don't know.
Obviously, Salmond does a lot for charidee.
So did Pablo Escobar
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Originally posted by scooterscot View Post
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostWHAT corruption!!! The criminal!!
Meanwhile...
David Cameron cashes in with £800,000 deal for his memoirs
Where does it say tax payers money is funding DCs memoirs?
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