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Old 11-07-2014, 11:59   #1656
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Re: Will Scotland Leave the UK?

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Originally Posted by Mr Angry View Post
Derek, given that you understand the premise of post result negotiation and the potential for positive and negative outcomes for both parties I fail to see how you arrive at the conclusion you have arrived at.
The yes camp are pretty much outright denying any possibility of an outcome of negotiations that's not outrageously generous to iScotland, not just in the white paper but in every leaflet and sound bite.

If they at least pretended they have a plan B for currency union, EU membership, NATO membership, energy and everything else I wouldn't be as bothered but they don't and their debates about it degenerate into a fingers in the ears saying 'la la la. Not listening to you' which for such an important vote is nothing short of disgraceful.
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