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George Square
Ex-Whitfield replied to The Laud's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
Just watched the live feed Ahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86lrybeUXIg&feature=youtu.be You can rewind it. An utter disgrace. People spoiling for a fight Edit: seems to want to embed it - just take out the A at the beginning of the link -
George Square
Ex-Whitfield replied to The Laud's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
Deary me. That's not the Scotland I want to be part of -
George Square
Ex-Whitfield replied to The Laud's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
Lucy Adams @BBCWeeLucyAdams 11m BBC's Cameron Buttle tells @bbcradioscotland trouble in George Sq started quickly with "coordinated" charge from the Loyalist side -
The C**t List
Ex-Whitfield replied to thewelk's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
Scotland - complete joke -
Lowest Low Ever
Ex-Whitfield replied to kumnio's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
Fukkin shat it, big style. -
Assault In Clydebank
Ex-Whitfield replied to Marky's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
"She was among droves of Merseyside politicians in Scotland to support the 'No' campaign" WTF Nae fae Scotland tae man the polling station Labour - power, power, power - at all cost. -
Turnout
Ex-Whitfield replied to Tartan Tarantula's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
Falkirk? Wouldn't surprise me if there's 114% turnout. -
The Paranoia Thread
Ex-Whitfield replied to Toepoke's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
I'm posting nothing on this thread. You never know who's watching. Dammit -
Dvla In Independent Scotland
Ex-Whitfield replied to flynnyboy's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
Out of a job I'm afraid. There will be no wheels never mind cars in an independent Scotland. -
Andy Murray Says Yes
Ex-Whitfield replied to frew's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
He WILL get dogs abuse. My daughter was getting abusive comments all last night for wearing a small saltire pin button. Born in London, lived all her life in London. -
How Did You Get To Yes/?
Ex-Whitfield replied to mariokempes56's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
Growing up on a council estate where adult male unemployment was 50% Where life on the dole was the norm, not the exception. When you had to leave your country in order to find employment. -
Ch4 The Great British Break Up
Ex-Whitfield replied to Jonny's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
Wayhey Janey Godley @JaneyGodley 21m big guy on news "Salmond doesnt have kids, how can he talk our kids future?" how can that big guy be a when he doesnt even have one -
Gordon Browns Passionate Speech
Ex-Whitfield replied to Alan's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
Fuckaff Vote no to be governed by some in london No Thanks -
Next Poll
Ex-Whitfield replied to Clyde1998's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
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England
Ex-Whitfield replied to peasoupblu's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
Scotland Bow to your masters -
More Powers
Ex-Whitfield replied to exile's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
The so called more powers from the front page of the record: Promises Guarantee One ❱❱ New powers for the Scottish Parliament. Well, what are they?? Where are they written down. Where is the press release on the UK Govt web site. A picture of a scroll in the Daily Record. That's it?? ❱❱ Holyrood will be strengthened with extensive new powers, on a timetable beginning on September 19, with legislation in 2015. WHAT ARE THESE POWERS?? See above ❱❱ The Scottish Parliament will be a permanent and irreversible part of the British constitution. Westminster Parliament is sovereign. They can repeal anything they want. Guarantee Two ❱❱ The guarantee of fairness to Scotland. Whit. Shouldn't that have been the case for the last 300 years. A clear admission that it hasn't been fair to Scotland. ❱❱ The guarantee that the modern purpose of the Union is to ensure opportunity and security by pooling and sharing our resources equitably for our defence, prosperity and the social and economic welfare of every citizen, including through UK pensions and UK funding of healthcare. Means absolutely fukkall Guarantee Three ❱❱ The power to spend more on the NHS if that is Scottish people’s will. We can do that now if we want, out of our real terms DECREASING block grant ❱❱ The guarantee that with the continued Barnett allocation, based on need and with the power to raise its own funds, the final decisions on spending on public services in Scotland, including on the NHS, will be made by the Scottish Parliament. 1. Our share is determined on what public spending is in england. If it goes up, our share goes up. If it goes down, our share goes down. 2 Why would be want to invoke the special tax raising powers? Why would anyone want to be taxed twice? We gain nothing from that. 3. Of course final spending decisions will be made by us, out of our block grant so nicely provided to us. ❱❱ The Scottish Parliament will have the last word on how much is spent on health. It will have the power to keep the NHS in public hands and the capacity to protect it. Obviously we will decide how much is spent on the NHS but we don't control how much money we have in the first place to spend on it. We won't have the power to keep it in public hands because uk have signed up to TTIP without exempting the NHS. What private company is going to subsidise services to the remotest parts of Scotland? Private companies don't generally run a business at a loss. Let me ask you this: How much does it cost to have an eye test in Scotland? Nothing In England it's anywhere from £15 - £30 That £15 - £30 doesn't go back to the NHS, it goes to specsavers or boots or whoever. So the NHS doesn't have to fund it. Which bit will be next? A fee to see your GP? This is the crux of the privatisation matter, paying twice for basic health care. -
Have The Wheels Come Off
Ex-Whitfield replied to 1ANDYP's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
There's nothing in that 'vow' that we don't already know. Apart maybe the bit about Holyrood being permanent. Extensive new powers you say? Where are they, what are they? It will be what has already been announced by broon. Basically fuckall -
Rupert Murdoch To Back No
Ex-Whitfield replied to Ally Bongo's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
Shorthouse: "The campaign pays my mortgage. That's all I want to say." -
Weather For Thursday
Ex-Whitfield replied to Toepoke's topic in Anything Goes - Other topics not covered elsewhere
bringing ma jaiket anyway