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Is Johnson campaigning for Scotland to leave the UK?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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During a visit to Scotland, Johnson reportedly said:
“We’ve transitioned away from coal in my lifetime, thanks to Margaret Thatcher who closed so many coal mines.”
He then repoortedly laughed before adding: “Across the country we had a big early start and we’re now moving rapidly away from coal all together."
Then he said: “I thought that would get you going.” |
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"During a visit to Scotland, Johnson reportedly said:
“We’ve transitioned away from coal in my lifetime, thanks to Margaret Thatcher who closed so many coal mines.”
He then repoortedly laughed before adding: “Across the country we had a big early start and we’re now moving rapidly away from coal all together."
Then he said: “I thought that would get you going.” "
I think he has been drinking again, such a shame we are being ‘led’ by such an incompetent Baffoon |
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"During a visit to Scotland, Johnson reportedly said:
“We’ve transitioned away from coal in my lifetime, thanks to Margaret Thatcher who closed so many coal mines.”
He then repoortedly laughed before adding: “Across the country we had a big early start and we’re now moving rapidly away from coal all together."
Then he said: “I thought that would get you going.”
I think he has been drinking again, such a shame we are being ‘led’ by such an incompetent Baffoon "
Drink has nothing to do with it. His comment "I thought that would get you going" is a perfect example of what Tom McTague describes in an excellent piece he wrote for The Atlantic (June this year) as being Boris knowing exactly what he is doing when making comments such as this.
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"During a visit to Scotland, Johnson reportedly said:
“We’ve transitioned away from coal in my lifetime, thanks to Margaret Thatcher who closed so many coal mines.”
He then repoortedly laughed before adding: “Across the country we had a big early start and we’re now moving rapidly away from coal all together."
Then he said: “I thought that would get you going.”
I think he has been drinking again, such a shame we are being ‘led’ by such an incompetent Baffoon
Drink has nothing to do with it. His comment "I thought that would get you going" is a perfect example of what Tom McTague describes in an excellent piece he wrote for The Atlantic (June this year) as being Boris knowing exactly what he is doing when making comments such as this.
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So why do you think he made these comments? Does he want Scotland to leave the UK? |
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"During a visit to Scotland, Johnson reportedly said:
“We’ve transitioned away from coal in my lifetime, thanks to Margaret Thatcher who closed so many coal mines.”
He then repoortedly laughed before adding: “Across the country we had a big early start and we’re now moving rapidly away from coal all together."
Then he said: “I thought that would get you going.”
I think he has been drinking again, such a shame we are being ‘led’ by such an incompetent Baffoon
Drink has nothing to do with it. His comment "I thought that would get you going" is a perfect example of what Tom McTague describes in an excellent piece he wrote for The Atlantic (June this year) as being Boris knowing exactly what he is doing when making comments such as this.
So why do you think he made these comments? Does he want Scotland to leave the UK?"
you would think so with these stupid comments what a prick |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"During a visit to Scotland, Johnson reportedly said:
“We’ve transitioned away from coal in my lifetime, thanks to Margaret Thatcher who closed so many coal mines.”
He then repoortedly laughed before adding: “Across the country we had a big early start and we’re now moving rapidly away from coal all together."
Then he said: “I thought that would get you going.”
I think he has been drinking again, such a shame we are being ‘led’ by such an incompetent Baffoon
Drink has nothing to do with it. His comment "I thought that would get you going" is a perfect example of what Tom McTague describes in an excellent piece he wrote for The Atlantic (June this year) as being Boris knowing exactly what he is doing when making comments such as this.
So why do you think he made these comments? Does he want Scotland to leave the UK?you would think so with these stupid comments what a prick "
It does sound like it, doesn't it?
Johnson also refused to meet Scotland's leader while he was up there. Snubbing their leader feels like another push to try and get Scotland to leave. |
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"During a visit to Scotland, Johnson reportedly said:
“We’ve transitioned away from coal in my lifetime, thanks to Margaret Thatcher who closed so many coal mines.”
He then repoortedly laughed before adding: “Across the country we had a big early start and we’re now moving rapidly away from coal all together."
Then he said: “I thought that would get you going.”
I think he has been drinking again, such a shame we are being ‘led’ by such an incompetent Baffoon
Drink has nothing to do with it. His comment "I thought that would get you going" is a perfect example of what Tom McTague describes in an excellent piece he wrote for The Atlantic (June this year) as being Boris knowing exactly what he is doing when making comments such as this.
So why do you think he made these comments? Does he want Scotland to leave the UK?you would think so with these stupid comments what a prick
It does sound like it, doesn't it?
Johnson also refused to meet Scotland's leader while he was up there. Snubbing their leader feels like another push to try and get Scotland to leave."
as if the Scots need anymore of a push blowkob goes up there and opens his stupid bumbling gob ffs |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"During a visit to Scotland, Johnson reportedly said:
“We’ve transitioned away from coal in my lifetime, thanks to Margaret Thatcher who closed so many coal mines.”
He then repoortedly laughed before adding: “Across the country we had a big early start and we’re now moving rapidly away from coal all together."
Then he said: “I thought that would get you going.”
I think he has been drinking again, such a shame we are being ‘led’ by such an incompetent Baffoon
Drink has nothing to do with it. His comment "I thought that would get you going" is a perfect example of what Tom McTague describes in an excellent piece he wrote for The Atlantic (June this year) as being Boris knowing exactly what he is doing when making comments such as this.
So why do you think he made these comments? Does he want Scotland to leave the UK?you would think so with these stupid comments what a prick
It does sound like it, doesn't it?
Johnson also refused to meet Scotland's leader while he was up there. Snubbing their leader feels like another push to try and get Scotland to leave.as if the Scots need anymore of a push blowkob goes up there and opens his stupid bumbling gob ffs "
He's a gift to Scots who wanna leave. |
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Other than the hazy memory of the British empire, rule Britannia and all that, why does anyone still want Scotland part of the UK? I will make no secret of my desire for scottish independence but we are constantly told we are too wee, too stupid for this along with the old chestnut of being subsidised by England. So really, why does England want to hold on for dear life to Scotland? |
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By *estivalMan
over a year ago
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"Other than the hazy memory of the British empire, rule Britannia and all that, why does anyone still want Scotland part of the UK? I will make no secret of my desire for scottish independence but we are constantly told we are too wee, too stupid for this along with the old chestnut of being subsidised by England. So really, why does England want to hold on for dear life to Scotland? "
think thats goverments of watever coulor that want to keep hold of scotland,think the vast majority of the public dont care wether they stay or go to be honest with you,not something i see or hear discused other than on here
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"Other than the hazy memory of the British empire, rule Britannia and all that, why does anyone still want Scotland part of the UK? I will make no secret of my desire for scottish independence but we are constantly told we are too wee, too stupid for this along with the old chestnut of being subsidised by England. So really, why does England want to hold on for dear life to Scotland? "
It`s all about the Royal connection. The Stone under the throne. The Holidays in Balmoral. The Scots Guards. Nuclear Submarine building. The Edinburgh Tattoo. Prince Charles owns a kilt. Camilla likes to sit on a haggis when she gets a bit broody.
I`m part Scottish, from Craigellachie.
There may come a time when Scotland becomes truly independent, but not for a good few decades. |
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By *ugehandsMan
over a year ago
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Hard to believe people are still using the pit closures and miners strikes as political greivenace after almost 40 years and 30 years since Margaret thatcher resigned.
Those with their rose tinted glasses don't seem to understand that miners worked in some of the most horrendous and dangerous working environments. They tended to have short life spans and many suffered long term serious health problems.
If they were to recommence deep mining tomorrow how many would of you would encourage your kids to aspire to work hundreds of feet underground in confined and dangerous mine shafts?
But hey have a dig at Boris anyway why don't you. |
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"Hard to believe people are still using the pit closures and miners strikes as political greivenace after almost 40 years and 30 years since Margaret thatcher resigned.
Those with their rose tinted glasses don't seem to understand that miners worked in some of the most horrendous and dangerous working environments. They tended to have short life spans and many suffered long term serious health problems.
If they were to recommence deep mining tomorrow how many would of you would encourage your kids to aspire to work hundreds of feet underground in confined and dangerous mine shafts?
But hey have a dig at Boris anyway why don't you. "
You make very good points and the reality is not many these days would want to do that job. I suppose the grievance for many in these areas is when the mines shut there was little in the way of work and a generation was stuck on the scrap heap. |
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"Other than the hazy memory of the British empire, rule Britannia and all that, why does anyone still want Scotland part of the UK? I will make no secret of my desire for scottish independence but we are constantly told we are too wee, too stupid for this along with the old chestnut of being subsidised by England. So really, why does England want to hold on for dear life to Scotland? "
I honestly thought Scotland would of left when you’d had the vote mate I hope you get another vote and leave
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By *ugehandsMan
over a year ago
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"Other than the hazy memory of the British empire, rule Britannia and all that, why does anyone still want Scotland part of the UK? I will make no secret of my desire for scottish independence but we are constantly told we are too wee, too stupid for this along with the old chestnut of being subsidised by England. So really, why does England want to hold on for dear life to Scotland? I honestly thought Scotland would of left when you’d had the vote mate I hope you get another vote and leave "
If the SNP thought they had a chance of winning a referendum they would have done so.
The majority of Scottish people want to remain part of the United Kingdom, it really is as simple as that.
The SNP are a failing party that won an election so what does that tell you about the credibility of the opposition in Scotland. |
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"Other than the hazy memory of the British empire, rule Britannia and all that, why does anyone still want Scotland part of the UK? I will make no secret of my desire for scottish independence but we are constantly told we are too wee, too stupid for this along with the old chestnut of being subsidised by England. So really, why does England want to hold on for dear life to Scotland? I honestly thought Scotland would of left when you’d had the vote mate I hope you get another vote and leave
If the SNP thought they had a chance of winning a referendum they would have done so.
The majority of Scottish people want to remain part of the United Kingdom, it really is as simple as that.
The SNP are a failing party that won an election so what does that tell you about the credibility of the opposition in Scotland. "
The same as the opposition in England?? |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"Other than the hazy memory of the British empire, rule Britannia and all that, why does anyone still want Scotland part of the UK? I will make no secret of my desire for scottish independence but we are constantly told we are too wee, too stupid for this along with the old chestnut of being subsidised by England. So really, why does England want to hold on for dear life to Scotland? I honestly thought Scotland would of left when you’d had the vote mate I hope you get another vote and leave "
Im with you on that one foxy if thats what they want let them have it we wont have to listen to the greetin anymore.
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On the one hand Johnson doesn't want to be written in the history books as the buffoon who caused the break up of the Union.
On the other hand he must be aware by now that there is no way he ever gets written up as being a success story. Also he doesn't give a flying fuck about keeping the Union together as such.
The clincher has to be that with the Scottish seats removed from the UK parliament, while ever the first past the post electoral system continues there is no way to ever gather a majority against the tories (not even a coalition could manage it). So really, breaking the Union would be the ultimate way of gerrymandering the electoral map to ensure the tories, and Johnson, stay in power for ever. |
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"On the one hand Johnson doesn't want to be written in the history books as the buffoon who caused the break up of the Union.
On the other hand he must be aware by now that there is no way he ever gets written up as being a success story. Also he doesn't give a flying fuck about keeping the Union together as such.
The clincher has to be that with the Scottish seats removed from the UK parliament, while ever the first past the post electoral system continues there is no way to ever gather a majority against the tories (not even a coalition could manage it). So really, breaking the Union would be the ultimate way of gerrymandering the electoral map to ensure the tories, and Johnson, stay in power for ever."
Was the Blair govt reliant upon Scottish MPs? |
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"Other than the hazy memory of the British empire, rule Britannia and all that, why does anyone still want Scotland part of the UK? I will make no secret of my desire for scottish independence but we are constantly told we are too wee, too stupid for this along with the old chestnut of being subsidised by England. So really, why does England want to hold on for dear life to Scotland? I honestly thought Scotland would of left when you’d had the vote mate I hope you get another vote and leave Im with you on that one foxy if thats what they want let them have it we wont have to listen to the greetin anymore. "
I know what you mean it’s never ending I think they would regret it in time tho but if that’s what they want good for them
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By *lan157Man
over a year ago
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"not only boris i think starmer is trying to piss them off too with his stance against the licencing of a new oil field off the Shetlands and i thought labour stood for jobs.  "
I am not close to this matter but I thought the point was that for global warming to be addressed oil had not to be taken out of the ground and burnt in the future ? |
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"Other than the hazy memory of the British empire, rule Britannia and all that, why does anyone still want Scotland part of the UK? I will make no secret of my desire for scottish independence but we are constantly told we are too wee, too stupid for this along with the old chestnut of being subsidised by England. So really, why does England want to hold on for dear life to Scotland? I honestly thought Scotland would of left when you’d had the vote mate I hope you get another vote and leave Im with you on that one foxy if thats what they want let them have it we wont have to listen to the greetin anymore. I know what you mean it’s never ending I think they would regret it in time tho but if that’s what they want good for them "
boris could go down in history for breaking up the union, as would nicola OR he could go down as englands hero for sacking off scotland.... only history would answer... if scotland flourished hero nic but if it bombs, wasnt boris the smart one.... place your bets.... coz i dont think nicola can hold him to ransom, he'll say jump then... roll the dice
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"On the one hand Johnson doesn't want to be written in the history books as the buffoon who caused the break up of the Union.
On the other hand he must be aware by now that there is no way he ever gets written up as being a success story. Also he doesn't give a flying fuck about keeping the Union together as such.
The clincher has to be that with the Scottish seats removed from the UK parliament, while ever the first past the post electoral system continues there is no way to ever gather a majority against the tories (not even a coalition could manage it). So really, breaking the Union would be the ultimate way of gerrymandering the electoral map to ensure the tories, and Johnson, stay in power for ever.
Was the Blair govt reliant upon Scottish MPs?"
I believe so, yes. |
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"On the one hand Johnson doesn't want to be written in the history books as the buffoon who caused the break up of the Union.
On the other hand he must be aware by now that there is no way he ever gets written up as being a success story. Also he doesn't give a flying fuck about keeping the Union together as such.
The clincher has to be that with the Scottish seats removed from the UK parliament, while ever the first past the post electoral system continues there is no way to ever gather a majority against the tories (not even a coalition could manage it). So really, breaking the Union would be the ultimate way of gerrymandering the electoral map to ensure the tories, and Johnson, stay in power for ever.
Was the Blair govt reliant upon Scottish MPs?
I believe so, yes."
I think his 1st 2 wins were landslides? My point being a decent central Labour party would be successful |
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Just because we were not extracting coal in the UK, doesnt mean we had to import coal for other places.
It appears to be a good soundbite, we closed mines and therefore helped with CO2 emissions.
Really what happened was cheaper coal imports made the coal industry in the UK not fiscally viable.
If anyone can spin the closure of the mines it’s this guy.
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"Just because we were not extracting coal in the UK, doesnt mean we had to import coal for other places.
It appears to be a good soundbite, we closed mines and therefore helped with CO2 emissions.
Really what happened was cheaper coal imports made the coal industry in the UK not fiscally viable.
If anyone can spin the closure of the mines it’s this guy.
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What happened was Thatcher closed coal mines to crush the unions. Devastating many communities in the process.
And for some reason, Johnson thought it was a good idea to joke about that. Sounds like he doesn't want those red wall votes any more. |
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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago
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"On the one hand Johnson doesn't want to be written in the history books as the buffoon who caused the break up of the Union.
On the other hand he must be aware by now that there is no way he ever gets written up as being a success story. Also he doesn't give a flying fuck about keeping the Union together as such.
The clincher has to be that with the Scottish seats removed from the UK parliament, while ever the first past the post electoral system continues there is no way to ever gather a majority against the tories (not even a coalition could manage it). So really, breaking the Union would be the ultimate way of gerrymandering the electoral map to ensure the tories, and Johnson, stay in power for ever."
Very good point  |
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A generalisation adnittedly but I don't think "England" cares much one way or the other whether Scotland achieves independence. It's primarily the politicians and sections of business who are trying to maintain the status quo.
Joe public barely thinks about it as it would affect life in England hardly at all. |
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"Just because we were not extracting coal in the UK, doesnt mean we had to import coal for other places.
It appears to be a good soundbite, we closed mines and therefore helped with CO2 emissions.
Really what happened was cheaper coal imports made the coal industry in the UK not fiscally viable.
If anyone can spin the closure of the mines it’s this guy.
What happened was Thatcher closed coal mines to crush the unions. Devastating many communities in the process.
And for some reason, Johnson thought it was a good idea to joke about that. Sounds like he doesn't want those red wall votes any more."
Well they have forgiven his past misdeameanours so this is another one, tell a northerner they are wrong and all it will do is make them dig their heels in harder. |
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"Just because we were not extracting coal in the UK, doesnt mean we had to import coal for other places.
It appears to be a good soundbite, we closed mines and therefore helped with CO2 emissions.
Really what happened was cheaper coal imports made the coal industry in the UK not fiscally viable.
If anyone can spin the closure of the mines it’s this guy.
What happened was Thatcher closed coal mines to crush the unions. Devastating many communities in the process.
And for some reason, Johnson thought it was a good idea to joke about that. Sounds like he doesn't want those red wall votes any more."
He doesn’t care because he won’t be around for the next General election, |
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"Just because we were not extracting coal in the UK, doesnt mean we had to import coal for other places.
It appears to be a good soundbite, we closed mines and therefore helped with CO2 emissions.
Really what happened was cheaper coal imports made the coal industry in the UK not fiscally viable.
If anyone can spin the closure of the mines it’s this guy.
What happened was Thatcher closed coal mines to crush the unions. Devastating many communities in the process.
And for some reason, Johnson thought it was a good idea to joke about that. Sounds like he doesn't want those red wall votes any more.
He doesn’t care because he won’t be around for the next General election, "
He'll be gone before the New Year won't he  |
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"Just because we were not extracting coal in the UK, doesnt mean we had to import coal for other places.
It appears to be a good soundbite, we closed mines and therefore helped with CO2 emissions.
Really what happened was cheaper coal imports made the coal industry in the UK not fiscally viable.
If anyone can spin the closure of the mines it’s this guy.
What happened was Thatcher closed coal mines to crush the unions. Devastating many communities in the process.
And for some reason, Johnson thought it was a good idea to joke about that. Sounds like he doesn't want those red wall votes any more.
He doesn’t care because he won’t be around for the next General election,
He'll be gone before the New Year won't he "
Yep, he can bullshit, lie and make as many promises as he likes, he won’t be around to take responsibility for any of it |
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"Just because we were not extracting coal in the UK, doesnt mean we had to import coal for other places.
It appears to be a good soundbite, we closed mines and therefore helped with CO2 emissions.
Really what happened was cheaper coal imports made the coal industry in the UK not fiscally viable.
If anyone can spin the closure of the mines it’s this guy.
What happened was Thatcher closed coal mines to crush the unions. Devastating many communities in the process.
And for some reason, Johnson thought it was a good idea to joke about that. Sounds like he doesn't want those red wall votes any more.
He doesn’t care because he won’t be around for the next General election,
He'll be gone before the New Year won't he
Yep, he can bullshit, lie and make as many promises as he likes, he won’t be around to take responsibility for any of it "
It’s a lot of wishful thinking on the part of many people who would like to see the back of him, but from what I have observed, the apathy has set in for many voters, we are actually happy with mediocre governance, as long as it doesn’t affect the everyday guy too much, we are happy to be treading the water so to speak.
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"Just because we were not extracting coal in the UK, doesnt mean we had to import coal for other places.
It appears to be a good soundbite, we closed mines and therefore helped with CO2 emissions.
Really what happened was cheaper coal imports made the coal industry in the UK not fiscally viable.
If anyone can spin the closure of the mines it’s this guy.
What happened was Thatcher closed coal mines to crush the unions. Devastating many communities in the process.
And for some reason, Johnson thought it was a good idea to joke about that. Sounds like he doesn't want those red wall votes any more.
He doesn’t care because he won’t be around for the next General election,
He'll be gone before the New Year won't he
Yep, he can bullshit, lie and make as many promises as he likes, he won’t be around to take responsibility for any of it "
I thought you said he would be gone by now.   |
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"not only boris i think starmer is trying to piss them off too with his stance against the licencing of a new oil field off the Shetlands and i thought labour stood for jobs. "
I don't want new oil fields of Shetland, we gave to move away from fossil fuels. |
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"Other than the hazy memory of the British empire, rule Britannia and all that, why does anyone still want Scotland part of the UK? I will make no secret of my desire for scottish independence but we are constantly told we are too wee, too stupid for this along with the old chestnut of being subsidised by England. So really, why does England want to hold on for dear life to Scotland? think thats goverments of watever coulor that want to keep hold of scotland,think the vast majority of the public dont care wether they stay or go to be honest with you,not something i see or hear discused other than on here"
Indeed. Most English voters don't really care either way.
However, as I've repeatedly said, any UK government - is going to fight to hold onto Scotland for dear life.
Labour need our votes for a working majority in Westminster - though they fucked that right up over a decade ago.
The Tories do not give a fuck about any of the people of Scotland - even the 30% of them that are daft enough to vote for them.
All they are bothered about is that an independent Scotland will mean the UK loses a third of its landmass, all the territorial water surrounding it, a place to park its nuclear deterrent and - crucially, given climate change - an absolute shitload of fresh water.
As for Boris - keep on talking shite, you moronic cunt. LOL |
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Well Scotland has already been asked the question . The people of Scotland rejected the idea of leaving the UK.So nothing to do with what Wales or England or Northern Ireland think on the subject. Simply put the electorate rejected the idea.  |
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"Well Scotland has already been asked the question . The people of Scotland rejected the idea of leaving the UK.So nothing to do with what Wales or England or Northern Ireland think on the subject. Simply put the electorate rejected the idea. "
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"Sorry if facts bore you......"
Facts!
When people repeat the same old same old same old of course it gets boring.
Perhaps you did not notice that the UK left the EU - another fact.
Perhaps you did not realise that Scotland voted overwhelmingly to stay in the EU - another fact.
Things change - you can keep going back to a vote from years ago if you like but, it gets boring.
This same ground has been covered so often on here and everywhere else that it is a discussion that is not worth having.
You are welcome to your opinion and I respect it.
It is not necessarily correct (and neither is my opinion).
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"Sorry if facts bore you......
Facts!
When people repeat the same old same old same old of course it gets boring.
Perhaps you did not notice that the UK left the EU - another fact.
Perhaps you did not realise that Scotland voted overwhelmingly to stay in the EU - another fact.
Things change - you can keep going back to a vote from years ago if you like but, it gets boring.
This same ground has been covered so often on here and everywhere else that it is a discussion that is not worth having.
You are welcome to your opinion and I respect it.
It is not necessarily correct (and neither is my opinion).
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You need to read your own posts lol on another thread you're still going on about empire lol how long ago |
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"Sorry if facts bore you......
Facts!
When people repeat the same old same old same old of course it gets boring.
Perhaps you did not notice that the UK left the EU - another fact.
Perhaps you did not realise that Scotland voted overwhelmingly to stay in the EU - another fact.
Things change - you can keep going back to a vote from years ago if you like but, it gets boring.
This same ground has been covered so often on here and everywhere else that it is a discussion that is not worth having.
You are welcome to your opinion and I respect it.
It is not necessarily correct (and neither is my opinion).
You need to read your own posts lol on another thread you're still going on about empire lol how long ago "
Context is the important thing - you should read my posts then perhaps you would understand.
Yawn
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By *adetMan
over a year ago
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What's everyone's thoughts on the majorority Shetlanders voting to leave the EU? Will Scotland grant them independence so that they have the chance of becoming a very wealthy crown dependency? |
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"Sorry if facts bore you......
Facts!
When people repeat the same old same old same old of course it gets boring.
Perhaps you did not notice that the UK left the EU - another fact.
Perhaps you did not realise that Scotland voted overwhelmingly to stay in the EU - another fact.
Things change - you can keep going back to a vote from years ago if you like but, it gets boring.
This same ground has been covered so often on here and everywhere else that it is a discussion that is not worth having.
You are welcome to your opinion and I respect it.
It is not necessarily correct (and neither is my opinion).
You need to read your own posts lol on another thread you're still going on about empire lol how long ago
Context is the important thing - you should read my posts then perhaps you would understand.
Yawn
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you just like to poke... ooo matron! lol point is to are accusing someone of the very thing you do yourself and you know it or perhaps you dont which would make it even funnier in a sad way... |
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