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Indyref2

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I think Scotland will......

  • Vote to stay in the UK

    Votes: 43 47.3%
  • Vote to leave the UK

    Votes: 39 42.9%
  • Don't know

    Votes: 9 9.9%

  • Total voters
    91
According to a Labour Lord, if Scotland gain independence and Labour are elected [I know:lol:] the rUK will not trade with then.

Anyone any idea how rUK Labour will replace the £48.5 billion gap that would leave in their economy:confused:
 
According to a Labour Lord, if Scotland gain independence and Labour are elected [I know:lol:] the rUK will not trade with then.

Anyone any idea how rUK Labour will replace the £48.5 billion gap that would leave in their economy:confused:
Buy stuff from other countries I guess. Ireland, Japan, India and Canada do reasonable whiskies. I think there is a bakery in Milton Keynes that do a passable Tartan Shortbread as well.
 
Buy stuff from other countries I guess. Ireland, Japan, India and Canada do reasonable whiskies. I think there is a bakery in Milton Keynes that do a passable Tartan Shortbread as well.

So they might in your opinion, but life's too short to drink "reasonable" whiskies; either drink the proper stuff or don't bother.
 
So they might in your opinion, but life's too short to drink "reasonable" whiskies; either drink the proper stuff or don't bother.
I like whisky and at a recent Whisky evening we had six good ones to try without knowing which we were drinking. The top one was an Indian and the third was Japanese. Second was an 18 year Glenomorangie.
 
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OK.
There is a bakery in Milton Keynes that do a passable Tartan Shortbread and Ireland, Japan, India and Canada do reasonable whiskies. There you are the other way round :thup:
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For the second time of asking, why don't you simply try to answer the question.
I shall repeat it for clarity.

A senior Labour politician threatens to cease trade with an independent Scotland.
If this happens how will rUK plug the £48.5b gap in THEIR budget.
Clue.......goods outwards NOT inwards.
 
For the second time of asking, why don't you simply try to answer the question.
I shall repeat it for clarity.

A senior Labour politician threatens to cease trade with an independent Scotland.
If this happens how will rUK plug the £48.5b gap in THEIR budget.
Clue.......goods outwards NOT inwards.

Doon, maybe have a second look at who exports to who. Scotland exports £49bn to the rest of the UK, and the rest of the UK exports £62bn to Scotland. By only painting half the picture it looks like you are putting in a bit of spin.

As to the numpty Labour Lord, Project Fear starting early.
 
Doon, maybe have a second look at who exports to who. Scotland exports £49bn to the rest of the UK, and the rest of the UK exports £62bn to Scotland. By only painting half the picture it looks like you are putting in a bit of spin.

As to the numpty Labour Lord, Project Fear starting early.

Yes....I was aware of the difference but in error put the lower figure in instead of the higher £62bn.
Not putting any spin on it, just a curious rhetorical question as to how rUk would fund the now £62bn loss.
 
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