Scotland behave

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AtW replied

29 April 2021, 18:36
Originally posted by ladymuck View Post

Interesting fact: Scotland is actually a completely different land mass to England/Wales and the current border is near enough where the two crunched into each other.

Ideal place for the wall then?
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ladymuck replied

29 April 2021, 17:44
Interesting fact: Scotland is actually a completely different land mass to England/Wales and the current border is near enough where the two crunched into each other.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DqZYsckBwI
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ladymuck replied

29 April 2021, 17:41
Originally posted by Uncle Albert View Post

It'll be a good way for just about everyone in Rest of UK to claim dual nationality and get an EU passport. There must be millions who have an auntie Agnes or uncle Hamish in their ancestry.

I'm certainly not moving there to get 5 years' residency
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minestrone replied

29 April 2021, 17:22
The SNP spends a year battering on about the Tories "mushandlin thu pundemic"

Then the UK nails the vaccine.

Year wasted.
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Uncle Albert replied

29 April 2021, 16:57
It'll be a good way for just about everyone in Rest of UK to claim dual nationality and get an EU passport. There must be millions who have an auntie Agnes or uncle Hamish in their ancestry.

Last edited by Uncle Albert; 29 April 2021, 17:00.
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vetran replied

29 April 2021, 15:31
Originally posted by saptastic View Post

B**xit was an horrendous divorce process.

Can you imagine the years of conversations if Scotland leave the union.
EU borders
Currency
Armed Forces
Trade
Legalities
Who owns what ?
Fishing/Waters
Moving the nukes
Just a few to name

It would make B**xit look like a walk in the park and take 10 years to discuss.

Don't forget who owes what? That was first in Brexit.
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saptastic replied

29 April 2021, 15:10
B**xit was an horrendous divorce process.

Can you imagine the years of conversations if Scotland leave the union.
EU borders
Currency
Armed Forces
Trade
Legalities
Who owns what ?
Fishing/Waters
Moving the nukes
Just a few to name

It would make B**xit look like a walk in the park and take 10 years to discuss.
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vetran started a topic Scotland behave

29 April 2021, 14:51
Scotland behave
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ce-slides.html

Fresh blow for Nicola Sturgeon as backing for independence slides to lowest level in 18 MONTHS with 54 per cent in favour of the union - while NatWest says it will move to ENGLAND if Scotland breaks away
Nicola Sturgeon trying to use Holyrood elections as platform for new indyref

Poll shows Scots support for splitting from UK is at the lowest level for 18 months

SNP might also be short of an overall majority according to the latest survey
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