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Ferguson's Yard
antidote replied to Toepoke's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
Why successful? He wasnāt successful in trying to get more taxpayers money. He was probably trying do some creative accounting for his own good. -
Ferguson's Yard
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Was McColl not wanting Ā£93 million of taxpayers money? -
I await the film.
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The duke of Edinburgh will be behind it. š
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The Brexit Thread
antidote replied to Flure's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
Depends what youāre washing it with I suppose. -
The Brexit Thread
antidote replied to Flure's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
It was a well known fact that Cameron was practically begging world leaders and his banking friends to get involved. Of course France and Spain had their own breakaway problems and I wouldnāt say the worldās establishment was against Scottish independence. UK Banks had a lot to loose if Scotland went independence at that time the pound would have plummeted and Englandās economy, on its own, wouldnāt have looked that rosey. They had a vested interest to keep the status quo to protect their English interests. I understand where youāre coming from, but weāre dealing with two different analogies here. Scotland being overwhelmingly ruled by Westminster is not the same as the uk being in the Eu. Have a nice day Iām off to the pub soon š -
The Brexit Thread
antidote replied to Flure's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
Back to what I said earlier; for who? if you notice many of the scaremongers didnāt exactly say it would ruin Scotlandās economy, they generalised and in my opinion they were referring to the rUK economy. I seem to remember them saying it would be bad for the economy which was spun by the papers . Yes I agree brexit will be a bad hit. Exporting businesses want seamless trading with their biggest market and with the uk leaving that free market thatās making most of those companies upping sticks. -
The Brexit Thread
antidote replied to Flure's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
My point was more to do with Scotlandās situation in regards to independence, Iām sure you guessed that. I take your point, but it is interesting that during the independence referendum campaign I couldnāt recall any loss of investment or firms announcing closures. Yes some threats, but even a blind man could see through them. With the brexit campaign and result, remember thereās still a more likely chance that there will be an agreement on some sort of single market, thereās been tens billions of investments lost and countless manufacturing announcements already. Even the P&J, a staunch tory rag, is saying thousands of farmers face ruin because of brexit. -
The Brexit Thread
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It really depends on which side of the border and brexit divide you sit. -
The Brexit Thread
antidote replied to Flure's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
For who? brexiter; brexit, taking back control will be good for the UK (England) economy. Brexiter; scetix, taking back control will be bad for Scotlandās economy. Really meaning England economy. -
The Brexit Thread
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Many in Scotland have had long term pain being in this union. How long has this austerity measure been going on for now. Then thereās all the austerity weāve endured over many decades before. -
The Brexit Thread
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Which soviet style state, the eussr or the ukssr? I know which one controls countries less. -
The Brexit Thread
antidote replied to Flure's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
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The Brexit Thread
antidote replied to Flure's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
Another one we havenāt heard of resigns. Chris Heaton Harris. -
The Brexit Thread
antidote replied to Flure's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
Nigel Adams resigns. -
The Brexit Thread
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I actually stopped it just after the opening sequence then went on to read the tweets. No, Iām now not going to watch the full clip. š -
The Brexit Thread
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I think youāre phukin right. Sorry šš It does a bit doesnāt it. Lucky I didnāt watch all of it. š -
The Brexit Thread
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Not only was billy boy and Tommy Robinson at the London brexit demonstration today, another attendee was right winger Aaron Brown of fishing for leave. Heās allegedly a member of storm front a white supremacy anti Semitic group. Nice old jolly gathering today by the looks of it. -
The Brexit Thread
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Mine too and thatās not taking anything away from the others that have been mentioned. Scotland is open. https://mobile.twitter.com/ScotlandHouseEU/status/1111557929201778688?s=04 -
The Brexit Thread
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Couldnāt agree more. He is a class act. Maybe thatās why May walks out when he rises to speak. -
The Brexit Thread
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Not wanting to get involved in this too much, but things like this do not help. āThree Labour activists arrested by police over anti-Semitismā https://mol.im/a/6862547 Yes I know itās the daily malice. -
The Brexit Thread
antidote replied to Flure's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
Correct and votes would mostly come from tory supporters, but theyād be a few from labour too. On another note; I see billy boy Mitchell is doing a gig with his flute band at the brexit March in London today. I suppose a few hundred of an audience would be a rise on the usual crowd he plays for in Scotland. -
The Brexit Thread
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Labour are still behind in the polls, so it looks as though itāll be a hung parliament. Then again anything can happen when a GE is called. Splits in the two main parties and Brexit revenge from the voters (both sides) could easily play their part. -
The Brexit Thread
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Iām not a betting man, but if I were Iād put the house on it not being your first point. The second and third yes.