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Fwiw. I don't care whether you are or not! It's a forum, so everyone is entitled to expess their opinion!... fwiw, I'm not interested in your opinion.
Fwiw. I don't care whether you are or not! It's a forum, so everyone is entitled to expess their opinion!... fwiw, I'm not interested in your opinion.
Of course you are but I'm also at liberty to have no interest in it. Fwiw. 🙄Fwiw. I don't care whether you are or not! It's a forum, so everyone is entitled to expess their opinion!
Of course you are but I'm also at liberty to have no interest in it. Fwiw. 🙄
Oh dear oh dear .. i genuinely do not know what to say to that except i do hope ur just on a wind up for d craic
Man i apologise i just cant answer u, i just dont know what to say cept u either dont know the history u asked me not to point out to u or u live in a bubble. (that may sound rude it is not meant to ).. .. im totaly bemused (is that a word) by both ur posts if life was as simple as u say ther would b no problems in the world ar all ..Nope, just tend to see things really simply. Why the hell does the world have to be complicated?
Can you explain to me why this just isn't possible, with calling me or pointing out the massive history between England / Ireland / and the formation of N.Ireland. IE so all this aside why can't we just do what I said.
Very amusing, although I don't get why the Soap Stars and Kim Jong Un are in that boat. Are they on a booze cruise or illegal immigrants?
I am well aware of most of your history lessons (Scottish ancestors!): professionally I've assisted many Scottish organisations and Universities as well as English companies locating to Scotland.
I did not select 'Hungary' it was at that point in the population ranking. I do not share your view that Scotland would prosper independent of the UK because the full cost for Defence, Transport infrastructure, etc . etc would be prohibitive.
My questions did not originate from a media that you, unnecessarily label Unionist.
I asked a civil question: why did you need to go OTT with this last para? its exactly the reaction that seems to prevent a rational dialogue.
And tartan golf towels.Yes sorry for the last para. it was a general observation and not really aimed at you.
Defence....compare what Scotland's share of UK defence is compared to an independent Ireland. [£3.5b...to £0.8b off the top of my head] Trident ?
Compare the positioning of UK defence establishments pro rata between England and Scotland
Like many small countries Scotland has no real desire to police the rest of the world
Transport......….Scotland also is very strategically placed in the North Atlantic with a decent transport infrastructure within the central belt and three good airports. We do lack a bit in Ferry terminals and high speed trains. I make a regular journey from South Ayrshire to East Lothian coast to coast. It usually takes me 2.5 hours. 3 during busy times such as the Festival, and 2 if I am in a hurry.
Scotland also supplies the rUK with a decent chunk of its Gas, Oil, Water and clean electricity. [plus whisky, gin, shortbread and jam of course]
I am not sure anyone has suggested we should sign a bad deal.And in their opinion and mine, it would be wrong to agree to a bad deal, the power/control to avoid the 2nd referendum still lies with TM.
I think we have answered that one countless times.Why would you have any right to feel that? UK chose to leave the EU, not the other way around! They (the EU negotiators) are (supposedly) acting in the best interests of the members that remain!
I am not sure anyone has suggested we should sign a bad deal.
Of course what I consider a bad deal may differ from your idea of a bad deal.
The issue is that Labour are backing a second referendum if TM doesn’t adopt THEIR idea of a good deal. Up until now what they wanted was not feasible or meant us leaving without leaving.
I imagine this is not what millions of Labour voters wanted when they voted to leave. The fact that Starmer wants the option to remain on a second referendum ballot will anger many in Labour heartlands. And rightly so.
I would be genuinely interested to know why brexit will impact badly on Scottish fisheries.Apology accepted thank you.
Scotland has an economy that is very different to England and will be hit very hard by Brexit. Especially agriculture and fisheries.
Read up on the McCrone report for surprising information. With held for over 40 years by Westminster as they were so afraid of it's impact on the Scots.
Scotland relates more to Norway than England read up about the different way that Norway have handled their finances, as an independent country of 'a few millions', they seem to be doing very nicely.
Bear in mind Scotland who the last 300 years have had their finances and investment controlled by Westminster. Over the last 60 years Scots, pro rata, have paid a higher income into the UK pot than the other three regions.
Look at an independent Scotland compared to other small European Countries. You gave probably the worst example in Hungary, you could have said Denmark, Norway, Ireland instead.
Please do not judge Scotland from the pages of the Unionist controlled newspapers and BBC. look a bit deeper and surprise yourself.
Whilst I understand that Scotland has no desire to police the rest of the world or indeed pay for it, I am sure an independent Scotland would still like to be protected by those of us who do pay and will continue to do so.Yes sorry for the last para. it was a general observation and not really aimed at you.
Defence....compare what Scotland's share of UK defence is compared to an independent Ireland. [£3.5b...to £0.8b off the top of my head] Trident ?
Compare the positioning of UK defence establishments pro rata between England and Scotland
Like many small countries Scotland has no real desire to police the rest of the world
Transport......….Scotland also is very strategically placed in the North Atlantic with a decent transport infrastructure within the central belt and three good airports. We do lack a bit in Ferry terminals and high speed trains. I make a regular journey from South Ayrshire to East Lothian coast to coast. It usually takes me 2.5 hours. 3 during busy times such as the Festival, and 2 if I am in a hurry.
Scotland also supplies the rUK with a decent chunk of its Gas, Oil, Water and clean electricity. [plus whisky, gin, shortbread and jam of course]
Man i apologise i just cant answer u, i just dont know what to say cept u either dont know the history u asked me not to point out to u or u live in a bubble. (that may sound rude it is not meant to ).. .. im totaly bemused (is that a word) by both ur posts if life was as simple as u say ther would b no problems in the world ar all ..
Actually im quiet stunned by both ur posts and had to read them numerous times to c was i reading them incorrectly
I am just wondering what it is no-one understood about leaving in 2016 that is so clear now. If anything it’s less clear now than ever.u
It may delight even more. Maybe we should find out, now there is more clarity of what leaving actually entails.
Boris and Gove seem awfully quiet these days.![]()
Man i apologise i just cant answer u, i just dont know what to say cept u either dont know the history u asked me not to point out to u or u live in a bubble. (that may sound rude it is not meant to ).. .. im totaly bemused (is that a word) by both ur posts if life was as simple as u say ther would b no problems in the world ar all ..
Actually im quiet stunned by both ur posts and had to read them numerous times to c was i reading them incorrectly
Well two reports out this week severerly undermine the Breshit gravy train.
1) The Govt assessment of No Deal impact seems to impact everyone and see the economy shrinking almost everywhere except the South/London. So much for our golden future ahead
2) Net Immigration figures (https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-47400679 ) show that EU figures are down but immigration from outside EU has increased. So much for FOM baiters. Maybe we should withdraw from all blocks like WTO, NATO, etc and draw up the drawbridge.