Scottish Referendum / Independence - Vol 6
Discussion
McWigglebum4th said:
lamboman100 said:
House prices set to plunge by £31k if the "Yes" camp prevails.
It is looking like there are almost zero economic upsides to voting "Yes". It is now day after day of bad news:
http://www.ftadviser.com/2014/09/15/mortgages/mort...
Is that all?It is looking like there are almost zero economic upsides to voting "Yes". It is now day after day of bad news:
http://www.ftadviser.com/2014/09/15/mortgages/mort...
i was expecting a 25 to 50% drop at least
Professor Barney said:
So you're saying that we'd need lots of additional public-sector jobs, paid for by oil/tax-rises? That's not a downside for our left-leaning friends I'm afraid :-(.
Well we have 500,000+ public sector workers right now. I cant see Scotland needing that many just to serve its own population?MintyChris said:
Professor Barney said:
So you're saying that we'd need lots of additional public-sector jobs, paid for by oil/tax-rises? That's not a downside for our left-leaning friends I'm afraid :-(.
Well we have 500,000+ public sector workers right now. I cant see Scotland needing that many just to serve its own population?worsy said:
McWigglebum4th said:
lamboman100 said:
House prices set to plunge by £31k if the "Yes" camp prevails.
It is looking like there are almost zero economic upsides to voting "Yes". It is now day after day of bad news:
http://www.ftadviser.com/2014/09/15/mortgages/mort...
Is that all?It is looking like there are almost zero economic upsides to voting "Yes". It is now day after day of bad news:
http://www.ftadviser.com/2014/09/15/mortgages/mort...
i was expecting a 25 to 50% drop at least
- a mortgage in GBP when they are paid in Groats.
- a mortgage in Groats at 15%.
MintyChris said:
Well we have 500,000+ public sector workers right now. I cant see Scotland needing that many just to serve its own population?
UK wide figure is around 20% of the workforce work in the public sector. The statistics are somewhat screwy as the rescued banks workforce are considered to be public sector workers.TLandCruiser said:
What has annoyed me quite alot about this referendum, is how one sided the press coverage has been for a NO vote especially on the BBC.
That'll be because no credible economic commentator can see the gospel according to fat Eck as being anything other than a total unmitigated disaster for Scotland and less than comfortable for rUK.TLandCruiser said:
What has annoyed me quite alot about this referendum, is how one sided the press coverage has been for a NO vote especially on the BBC.
Really? Not here in Scotland it hasn't. Despite what the nats say there is at least equal coverage and a lot of the time I would say we see far more of Alex and his stupid shouty mates than anyone talking sense. McWigglebum4th said:
lamboman100 said:
House prices set to plunge by £31k if the "Yes" camp prevails.
It is looking like there are almost zero economic upsides to voting "Yes". It is now day after day of bad news:
http://www.ftadviser.com/2014/09/15/mortgages/mort...
Is that all?It is looking like there are almost zero economic upsides to voting "Yes". It is now day after day of bad news:
http://www.ftadviser.com/2014/09/15/mortgages/mort...
i was expecting a 25 to 50% drop at least
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TLandCruiser said:
What has annoyed me quite alot about this referendum, is how one sided the press coverage has been for a NO vote especially on the BBC.
Really? Salmond has had a hell of a lot of coverage from what I have seen.Hmmm - methinks yessers are starting to warm up their victim cards ahead of Fridays result.
If the vote is No on friday - it'll be because of media bias, scaremongering by westminster, vote fixing etc etc.......basically anything except the fact that the YeSNPs arguments were weaker than a wet sheet of bog roll.
Edited by Moonhawk on Monday 15th September 14:33
lamboman100 said:
House prices set to plunge by £31k if the "Yes" camp prevails.
It is looking like there are almost zero economic upsides to voting "Yes". It is now day after day of bad news:
http://www.ftadviser.com/2014/09/15/mortgages/mort...
Comes as no surprise to me, that Scottish property values would tumble. It is looking like there are almost zero economic upsides to voting "Yes". It is now day after day of bad news:
http://www.ftadviser.com/2014/09/15/mortgages/mort...
On the other hand, I'd entirely expect property prices on the English side of the border to rise, especially business propery, Scots will be nipping over the border to take advantage of cheaper prices.
Why do SNP and other ProYes simply give a "Scaremongering" response to anything which challenges their view - yet when tables are turned they simply giggle out loud.
Heard R2 J vine at midday today first part about BBC and Nick Robinson - he played the entire press conf and he did say Salmond did answer the first question however he clearly didn't answer the second as we can all hear. Then he had a ProYes and ProNo as debaters - my God are all ProYes shouty people and do they all simply talk over anything anyone who has a different view to them?
Reminds me of that BBC documentary of Scientology where the tactic was simply to wind them up talking over their responses louder and louder until he simply cannot take anymore.
Scientology - SNP....
Pro Yes who simply refuse to have any sensible discussion and get aggressive = cult
Heard R2 J vine at midday today first part about BBC and Nick Robinson - he played the entire press conf and he did say Salmond did answer the first question however he clearly didn't answer the second as we can all hear. Then he had a ProYes and ProNo as debaters - my God are all ProYes shouty people and do they all simply talk over anything anyone who has a different view to them?
Reminds me of that BBC documentary of Scientology where the tactic was simply to wind them up talking over their responses louder and louder until he simply cannot take anymore.
Scientology - SNP....
Pro Yes who simply refuse to have any sensible discussion and get aggressive = cult
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