Scottish independence
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Archi_Bald wrote: »Newspapers not invited to the Alex Salmond resignation press conference this afternoon: Financial Times, Daily Telegraph, Daily Mail, Daily Express. The Guardian declined to attend after they were told which one of their journalists would be allowed to attend.
Imagine what the day of reckoning would have been if they'd actually won.
Shows how petty they really are by trying to censor the press.Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0 -
Shows how petty they really are by trying to censor the press.
Just how mean and pathetic is that, typical really (coupled with the fact he answered the question "will you resign if there is a 'no' vote?" during the campaign with a flat denial. Time to throw the toys out the pram.0 -
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1st promise broken
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black_taxi wrote: »better together
1st promise broken
Sept 19th
timetable for new powers thru a motion UK parliament
quite right : there was no democratic mandate from the UK voters0 -
black_taxi wrote: »better together
1st promise broken
Sept 19th
timetable for new powers thru a motion UK parliament
where was that promise made, and by whom? The UK parliament is currently still in its summer recess, and nobody ever mentioned a recall of parliament.
There is, however, one promise that was definitely broken. The person who told people he would not resign has now announced his resignation. http://www.scotsman.com/news/politics/top-stories/alex-salmond-won-t-step-down-in-event-of-no-vote-1-3531594
It is time for the lies to stop.0 -
Glen_Clark wrote: »Has the Westminster Establishment in order to hang on to its power, bribed the Scots with English taxpayer's money?
(Public spending per person £1400 ,per year higher in Scotland etc)
When I put this question to a Scotsman he said No. The Westminster Establishment in order to hang on to its power, bribed the Scots with Scottish taxpayer's money, because tax raised per person averages £1700 higher in Scotland“It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.” --Upton Sinclair0 -
Glen_Clark wrote: »When I put this question to a Scotsman he said No. The Westminster Establishment in order to hang on to its power, bribed the Scots with Scottish taxpayer's money, because tax raised per person averages £1700 higher in Scotland0
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