Thursday

[Guest77]

Who's staying up all night for one of the (possibly) most significant events in UK history?
I am.
Best lay off the booze until about 12'o'clock.

Yes I will be up mate, It will either be a great day to remember or the start of a hard very diffcult 2 year seperation which 50% of Scots will be gutted about, I would like to see a majority yes vote of at least 70% or the whole thing should be called off.

 

[bigdavs83]

I personally don't mind Cameron alone. He has an unenviable task especially with the yes vote just now and the IS militants. It's what he and and all his Etonian cronies stand for that sticks in my throat. Osborne is a class A tool as well

 

[Guest77]

I personally don't mind Cameron alone. He has an unenviable task especially with the yes vote just now and the IS militants. It's what he and and all his Etonian cronies stand for that sticks in my throat. Osborne is a class A tool as well

I agree except the first bit, I hate Cameron as well, I also dislike salmond, I honestly believe he is only interested in himself and not you lot, anyhow whatever the decision, your always be one of us in my eyes. I just honestly think if yes then billions will need to be spent getting an infrastructure working up there regarding the basics, you will need an army, an airforce, a navy, a GCHQ, a HMRC, a DVLA, a passport control office, a post office, a central banking system linked to major partners for stability, a currency, a social services, border controls, cooperation with the west regarding defence, a repayment scheme for your bit of the one trillion pound UK debt. It goes on and on, good luck for Thursday though mate, I hope you get your wishes either way.

 

[BES]

What I can't understand out of the 56 westminster seats in scotland only 6 are held by the SNP ?

 

[guest119]

Im hoping for a big no vote and the immediate resignation of the 2 anoying turds, without a big pension. They have cost us enough already with this nonsense.

Boydy

 

[Guest77]

It is too close to call according to the polls, around 45% each side with 10% undecided, just too close to call.

 

[Kris]

Well i was a no man but all the bully tactics recently has put me on the fence , TBH i dont really pay much attention to the politics side , they are all robbin $£"%^%$ (politicians) lol

 

[Guest111]

just been watching the news and that ----er Brown was saying that if Scotland stays in the uk then they will be given lots of new things by the government,personally I've never thought of the scots as a stupid people and I can't see them falling for that old chestnut.We've all seen how often the government lies and promises things then does a quick u turn,I personally am sick to the back teeth of the lies peddaled by our government,they need to realise that the people have had enough and aren't going to fall for their fairy tales any more.

 

[dingledong]

If the government is promising them more ,I suppose that means money so where is that coming from what English budgets will be cut

 

[Guest111]

If the government is promising them more ,I suppose that means money so where is that coming from what English budgets will be cut

none at all mate,that's my issue with this lying theiving bunch of ----ers,ok they'll promise things but once they get their own way the promise will vanish like a puff of smoke!

 

[dingledong]

I agree but there must be something that's not being said good grief they are begging them not to go usually they just ignore things but the was it's going I just wonder what is going on that makes them so desperate

 

[ferg]

Politicians all talk ****e.

I would like to have heard from some non political civil servants about the true cost of independance.

The cost of setting up all the beuraucracy needed to run a country.

Businesses like stability and a yes vote would adversely affect that for at least a few years.

The country sometimes needs a labour government and sometimes conservative. Otherwise the party in power gets complacent and stagnant.
If we got independance then we would never get a tory government when needed.

 

[trev]

When was the last time that the tories had the majority of seats in Scotland?

 

[Octopus]

When was the last time that the tories had the majority of seats in Scotland?

Hum, has there ever been a Conservative majority in Scotland? That said no single party has had 50.0001% of the vote in the UK either!

 

[Pete999]

No I wouldn't suggest we would not defend Scotland, I personally would do so, I consider you family, we have a 300 year old bond, and 50% of your country men and women think the same. However Salmond could cause problems for you if he didn't cooperate regarding the defence of the british isles and europe, otherwise known as the west. Assuming he would cooperate, then he will need us more than he is telling you lot wouldn't he?

Well said Mate lets hope the rest see the same reasoning as you