Independence?

zagubov

Big_Graeme wrote: »

And cost hundreds of jobs and decimate the Rosyth area.

I read this again and again and yes you did actually write this! Comedy gold!:rotfl:

Big_Graeme

Holly_dolly wrote: »

Don't see much coming from them except scare tactics.

Or people laying it on the line what will happen.
Salmonds bluff and bluster anytime someone comes up with an argument is getting old, he's got no answers besides "You're bullying" "Its myth"

Big_Graeme

zagubov wrote: »

I read this again and again and yes you did actually write this! Comedy gold!:rotfl:

I don't see the loss of jobs and a community dying as anything to laugh at, the SNP may be fine killing off Rosyth and the last yards on the Clyde, I'm sure those with their livelihoods on the line may think differently.

zagubov

Big_Graeme wrote: »

I don't see the loss of jobs and a community dying as anything to laugh at, the SNP may be fine killing off Rosyth and the last yards on the Clyde, I'm sure those with their livelihoods on the line may think differently.

I could explain it for you, but nobody can understand it for you.;)

Big_Graeme

zagubov wrote: »

I could explain it for you, but nobody can understand it for you.;)

Ah, the smell of a cybernat, all bluff and bluster with nowt to back it up

Buzby

Heck, it was Labour that steered the shipyards to the terminal decline - Rosyth couldn't even make it as ferry port. Salmond did his best with what he was given, but the damage had been done.

The Westminster system is broke - we gave it a fair shake and if got us nowhere. The new kid on the block so far has impressed and with integrity that many can appreciate.

More of the same-old just doesn't cut it. We have even less in common with Farage who is welcome to act as a comedy diversion for Cameron & Co., so I like the idea of our Parliament making decisions that affect us, not as some appendage to Cumbria.

Big_Graeme

Buzby wrote: »

The new kid on the block so far has impressed and with integrity that many can appreciate.

The SNP? Integrity? There's two words not seen in the same sentance very often.

Just how much of the white paper shopping list will Salmond have to negotiate away to get agreement on a currency union? What happens if his confidence that the EU will play ball doesn't come to fruition?

The old Westminster way isn't an option mainly because it hasn't been that way since the start of devolution.

ecgirl07

For me it is a big picture beyond present politicians, parties and ideologies. The question is simple:

Do we a small country want independence to make our own decisions and take responsibility for our own future?

If we vote yes then "we", each of us who voted yes, have a responsibility to ensure the success of our country.

Big_Graeme

ecgirl07 wrote: »

For me it is a big picture beyond present politicians, parties and ideologies. The question is simple:

Do we a small country want independence to make our own decisions and take responsibility for our own future?

If we vote yes then "we", each of us who voted yes, have a responsibility to ensure the success of our country.

It would be nice if life, real life I mean, were so simple. It's not.
It is full of politics and ideologies, quite a lot of which go on beyond the borders of this country.

grumswifie

Oil is not going to last forever folks....