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Re: Will Scotland Leave the UK?
Scotland doesn't want its independence. Just a small minority of its inhabitants.
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I know we live in a democracy, but even a general election is not a 50/ 50 majority vote. I think on a an issue of this importance the majority required should have been around 65% minimum. For something of this magnitude should not be decided by one or two percentage points, there should be an overwhelming majority either way. |
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I attended a political meeting of Plaid Cymru recently Leanne Wood stated that they were "watching developments in Scotland with interest" she is on my LinkedIn account and I messaged her about the burning issue about putting the language thing above all other issues - but she chose to either ignore or overlook my question what we will have here in Wales, by comparison, is yet more top heavy pyramids of bloated 'do nothing' middlemen yes men politicians on big bucks - face in the pig trough - al la Orwellian Animal Farm as usual and as always - the same sort of middle men that they sent off to a different planet in Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy |
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Economist criticises currency union rejection:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...itics-26702405 The Scottish government welcomed Professor Young's report, saying it "totally demolishes" the Whitehall analysis, which it says plays on fear and has failed to capture the benefits of formal monetary union. The alliance of Conservative and Labour on this issue "has been losing the political argument - now they're losing the fiscal argument too," said a spokesman for First Minister Alex Salmond. A Treasury spokesman commented: "A currency union is not going to happen. The UK government has set out detailed analysis supported by numerous independent voices as to why a currency union is not in the interests of an independent Scotland or the remaining UK. "This decision is not going to change. This means less than six months from the referendum, the Scottish government still has no plan for what currency they would use". |
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Salmond seems to think he can dictate what the union he wishes to leave ought to do after the event. What does that say about him? Sounds a lot like 'bullying' to me... :D
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I am naturally a Plaid supporter, but I don't agree with their shift out towards the left under Leanne Wood and their attitude towards wind farms (for) and nuclear power (against). |
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Plaid are watching with interest due to the belief that Scotland leaving the UK could see more funding for Wales.
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Getting closer every day,regardless of what anyone thinks,Scotland WILL vote YES.
A wee thanks must go tae Johann Lamont,the Scottish Labour leader for her attack on Alex Salmond's wife,its worked wonders for the YES campaign. Here's a wee snippet from the Tory orientated Scotsman. http://www.scotsman.com/news/john-cu...rget-1-3350579 Quote:
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So still no facts and only opinions then Jimi?. For every article like that there's probably 50 saying the opposite. A massive thank you must also go to Salmond and Sturgeon as well. Every time they open their gobs, the more and more voters find out about their lack of credibility. And if you're going to stake your reputation (what's left of it anyway) on unreliable opinion polls, then you'll look more stupid than you already are. Why did you not highlight this part of that article? The one piece of good news for the No side is that the vast and indeed increasing majority of No voters (81 per cent) are resolved to vote No even if by September they were to be convinced more devolution was not going to happen. See that's all opinions as well, but because it doesn't do you any good, you omit it. You have to remember the vote is yes or no, not all the other add ons that people have been asked about, and what you're trying to convince yourself with. Chin chin, I'm off to bully my kids.
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Also that article doesn't in anyway suggest anything of the sort regarding the Yes campaign. Face it Bawheed just can't come up with a credible response when someone shoots down anything he or the Yes campaign hit out with. |
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Nearer were getting to the vote the less people want independence and yet still some people are still deluding themselves the only place saying there is an increase in the yes vote are the traditional nationalists who cannot accept they have got it so wrong. It couldn't have been made clearer that there will be no currency union between an independent Scotland and RUK and still salmond talks as though it's his and only his decision and he will deliver currency union. This whole independence campaign has descended far past comedy and is fast approaching clinical lunacy and national embarrassment and the sooner it ends the better for Scotland. As I said I think salmond knows he's backed a loser with this and is prepping his excuses early mainly that "nasty england" has once again bullied and oppressed the Scottish people to get it's way. This will allow him to keep independence on the burner because he now knows there is a group of people that will go along with him. This bout of national embarrassment will be over only to start off again within 15-20 years it's pathetic.
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I have a theory that 'English Jimi' (the guy who needs to cement his 'Scottish' credentials by typing 'tae' at every opportunity) is in fact an English nationalist who's doing his very best to ensure England gains independence by hook or by crook. Trouble is his 'best' really isn't very good... :D
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The polls are showing that Yes is gaining....
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Oh dear! We've got a lunatic at loose in E. Europe and we'll have another running Scotland... :disturbd:
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