Scottish Referendum / Independence - Vol 6

[Mojocvh]

technodup said:

simoid said:

Btw anybody noticed Transport Minister Keith Brown MSP or his words?

He's running for deputy to Sturgeon and has came across as sensible and level headed, not just for a nationalist, but generally.

He can't not be more level headed than some of the plebs on FB.

I wouldn't be so sure of saying someone who supports mass movement surveillance [specs cameras] as level headed

[simoid]

Constitutionally level headed - I understood him to be saying "the referendum's over, time to put it behind us and put independence off the table for a while" although perhaps that's just what I wanted to hear.

I'd forgotten all about the A9 specs when writing that. Perhaps I've totally misjudged him!

[HenryJM]

Wombat3 said:

Maybe these idiots might start waking up when they realise that we spend £52Bn a year on debt interest alone. That's over half the education budget & just under half the NHS budget. Its mental!

And a chunk of that goes to the Bank of England who own a fair amount of the debt!

[simoid]

Lot of Nat activity on Facebook moaning about the tracking in the central belt.

Can't be fked arguing any more, but I can't believe they really think Scotland would say no to fracking (and the tax revenues) if we'd just left the UK.

[McWigglebum4th]

simoid said:

Lot of Nat activity on Facebook moaning about the tracking in the central belt.

Can't be fked arguing any more, but I can't believe they really think Scotland would say no to fracking (and the tax revenues) if we'd just left the UK.

They are retards

Fracking will give Aberdeen a huge boost

As the oil service companies will make millions out of it

[Ayahuasca]

Why is this thread still open?

[Welshbeef]

Ayahuasca said:

Why is this thread still open?

I've asked already


Hey MODS - please close the thread

[johnxjsc1985]

Anyone else thinking that they wish the YES vote had won just so the bleating could stop

[R J W]

Moonhawk said:

It might be too late:

Moonhawk so true that is the best laugh I've had all week

[simoid]

Ayahuasca said:

Why is this thread still open?

To discuss matters related to the Scottish referendum and independence.

Post match analysis.

[Ayahuasca]

simoid said:

Ayahuasca said:

Why is this thread still open?

To discuss matters related to the Scottish referendum and independence.

Post match analysis.

The vote has passed now
And in the past it must remain

[simoid]

Ayahuasca said:

The vote has passed now
And in the past it must remain

But we can still rise now
To take Fluff's bait again

[HenryJM]

simoid said:

But we can still rise now
To take Fluff's bait again

No, fluff was quite serious in that the vote would settle the sovereign will of the Scottish people and the country should move forward united under the result.

So presumably he must now be supporting the union and respect that as the sovereign will of Scotland. I mean, he is, isn't he?

[Wombat3]

HenryJM said:

simoid said:

But we can still rise now
To take Fluff's bait again

No, fluff was quite serious in that the vote would settle the sovereign will of the Scottish people and the country should move forward united under the result.

So presumably he must now be supporting the union and respect that as the sovereign will of Scotland. I mean, he is, isn't he?

Well if that's what he said then he seems to have lied - quite a lot.

And that from a Nationalist eh? Who'da thunk it?

[Troubleatmill]

HenryJM said:

simoid said:

But we can still rise now
To take Fluff's bait again

No, fluff was quite serious in that the vote would settle the sovereign will of the Scottish people and the country should move forward united under the result.

So presumably he must now be supporting the union and respect that as the sovereign will of Scotland. I mean, he is, isn't he?

Well.. Fluff was adamant that the "Sovereign settled will of the Scottish People" would be decisive.
Anyone who would contradict that - would be making feeble attempts that Fluff was a liar. And we don't do that on these forums. It is unbecoming.

For my money - Fluff is as good as his word.

If Fluff said "The Soverign will of the Scottish people" is paramount. Then I will support him in that statement.

[ellroy]

Fluff of Scotland, may have gone home to think about his position once more.

[AstonZagato]

Troubleatmill said:

Well.. Fluff was adamant that the "Sovereign settled will of the Scottish People" would be decisive.
Anyone who would contradict that - would be making feeble attempts that Fluff was a liar. And we don't do that on these forums. It is unbecoming.

For my money - Fluff is as good as his word.

If Fluff said "The Soverign will of the Scottish people" is paramount. Then I will support him in that statement.

And as it is a civic nationalism (you know, the nice fluffy type of nationalism, rather than the ugly, racist type), then surely they will want to do what the majority of their fellow citizens have shown their desires to be. Because to do otherwise would be not be civic at all and the nationalist movement would be proven to be anything but civic.

[Moonhawk]

AstonZagato said:

And as it is a civic nationalism........

What's that - a flag waving skinhead driving a Honda?

[Walford]

The Question Salmond was asking was really,
"should scotland be run from Brussels"

[Cobnapint]

Walford said:

The Question Salmond was asking was really,
"should scotland be run from Brussels"