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OMG. This analogy is getting ... er, Cheesy!
Unfortunately, the inspiration for the ditty came from 1 Scotsman's feeble and failed attempt at farming in which he destroyed at least 1 home!
Was that Old MacDonald.
OMG. This analogy is getting ... er, Cheesy!
Unfortunately, the inspiration for the ditty came from 1 Scotsman's feeble and failed attempt at farming in which he destroyed at least 1 home!
If you try to sell the cheese for the original value to next doors mouse, they'll tell you it's not worth as much anymore, devalue your cheese or we'll buy our cheese elsewhere
OMG. This analogy is getting ... er, Cheesy!
Unfortunately, the inspiration for the ditty came from 1 Scotsman's feeble and failed attempt at farming in which he destroyed at least 1 home!
There's a couple of other lines from that that are also relevant too!
I think he refers to the value of the £ if you remove Scottish people and Scottish money and Scottish oil from the value of sterling.
....and all the expenditure in Scotland, including welfare.
Is it Scottish oil, where did the development capital originate. Diminishing asset in any case.
So now we are to believe that not only will there be a union on sterling but it will be on the terms dictated by the economic power-house Scotland.
Best to keep it simple; Get Real!
Only slightlyI'm truly sorry man's dominion
Has broken natures social union.
Is that one.
Barnett payment=all taxes (excluding oil revenues) raised in Scotland, according to Westminster, so that cancels that out.
We're told that there will be no currency union=no Scottish residents spending the £
This would also affect the balance of payments into/out of rUK using the £
If 10% of the folk thats used to use any currency are removed in one move, the value of that currency will be reviewed.
rUK has the £, devalued by x%, a higher per capita level of debt, a questionable credit rating, no nuclear weapons, probably removed from their permanent seat on the SC,no North Sea oil revenues, looking to leave the EU, veering towards UKIP.
No wonder you're desperate for us to vote No.
Barnett payment=all taxes (excluding oil revenues) raised in Scotland, according to Westminster, so that cancels that out.
We're told that there will be no currency union=no Scottish residents spending the £
This would also affect the balance of payments into/out of rUK using the £
If 10% of the folk thats used to use any currency are removed in one move, the value of that currency will be reviewed.
rUK has the £, devalued by x%, a higher per capita level of debt, a questionable credit rating, no nuclear weapons, probably removed from their permanent seat on the SC,no North Sea oil revenues, looking to leave the EU, veering towards UKIP.
No wonder you're desperate for us to vote No.
The best-laid schemes o' mice an 'men
Gang aft agley,
An' lea'e us nought but grief an' pain,
For promis'd joy!
Adi2Dassler;1038718No wonder you're desperate for us to vote No.[/QUOTE said:Not any more! I really hope it is a Yes vote and that we can be rid of the Scots, you have been a drain on us for far too long and with an aging population that can only get worse. Don't suppose you would like to reclaim those two great bastions of the banking world and such great examples of Scottish financial prudence and management, RBS & HBoS.
No I didn't think so.
Mind you I am wondering what has happened to the nuclear weapons in the scenario you paint. Are they to be seized by the Armed Forces that you and DfT don't want post independence.
Not any more! I really hope it is a Yes vote and that we can be rid of the Scots, you have been a drain on us for far too long and with an aging population that can only get worse. Don't suppose you would like to reclaim those two great bastions of the banking world and such great examples of Scottish financial prudence and management, RBS & HBoS.
No I didn't think so.
Mind you I am wondering what has happened to the nuclear weapons in the scenario you paint. Are they to be seized by the Armed Forces that you and DfT don't want post independence.
Barnett payment=all taxes (excluding oil revenues) raised in Scotland, according to Westminster, so that cancels that out.
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Not any more! I really hope it is a Yes vote and that we can be rid of the Scots, you have been a drain on us for far too long and with an aging population that can only get worse.
Barnett payment=all taxes (excluding oil revenues) raised in Scotland, according to Westminster, so that cancels that out.
We're told that there will be no currency union=no Scottish residents spending the £
This would also affect the balance of payments into/out of rUK using the £
If 10% of the folk thats used to use any currency are removed in one move, the value of that currency will be reviewed.
rUK has the £, devalued by x%, a higher per capita level of debt, a questionable credit rating, no nuclear weapons, probably removed from their permanent seat on the SC,no North Sea oil revenues, looking to leave the EU, veering towards UKIP.
No wonder you're desperate for us to vote No.
Barnett Formula;
"No account is made of the amounts raised by taxation in each of the home nations, nor the relevant fiscal need (based on factors such as sparsity of population, cost of travel, unemployment rates, and health) in each area. The Barnett formula never claimed to address these issues and was a basic calculation on the basis of proportions of the population..."
Nice to see you're still using facts to support your case...
Not any more! I really hope it is a Yes vote and that we can be rid of the Scots, you have been a drain on us for far too long and with an aging population that can only get worse. Don't suppose you would like to reclaim those two great bastions of the banking world and such great examples of Scottish financial prudence and management, RBS & HBoS.
I don't suppose the yes school of fiscal study has come up with the figure regarding the amount of revenue that will be lost to the local Scottish economy with the withdrawal and closure of all the military bases.
I don't suppose the yes school of fiscal study has come up with the figure regarding the amount of revenue that will be lost to the local Scottish economy with the withdrawal and closure of all the military bases.