Salmond and Sturgeon Want the English Fish for More Fat Subsidies

Moby

islandannie wrote: »

Great news from a real potician.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-35616768

The future looks rosy.

Deluded. Its all choreographed nonsense. He struggled long and hard and the other leaders pretended to give him a hard time so that he can make it look like he wrested something of value out of the evil EU. He cant sell it to half his own cabinet though......... who will be campaigning against him. He's an absolute disaster and is doing two things very quickly..........ensuring Scotland will go by his lack of statesmanship and putting this country's future at risk by Brexit! All the other leaders were thinking.....give the poor chap something to take back so the British will stop moaning and we can get on with dealing with real issues like Putin and Syria.

ruggedtoast

Moby wrote: »

Deluded. Its all choreographed nonsense. He struggled long and hard and the other leaders pretended to give him a hard time so that he can make it look like he wrested something of value out of the evil EU. He cant sell it to half his own cabinet though......... who will be campaigning against him. He's an absolute disaster and is doing two things very quickly..........ensuring Scotland will go by his lack of statesmanship and putting this country's future at risk by Brexit! All the other leaders were thinking.....give the poor chap something to take back so the British will stop moaning and we can get on with dealing with real issues like Putin and Syria.

The gushing from the Tory owned press over this is nauseating. Cameron has secured the sum total of nothing over this. And he didn't secure it last night, he secured it over the last two years as he has stumbled his way around the EU upsetting people.

Thrugelmir

ruggedtoast wrote: »

The gushing from the Tory owned press over this is nauseating. Cameron has secured the sum total of nothing over this. And he didn't secure it last night, he secured it over the last two years as he has stumbled his way around the EU upsetting people.

You'll have an opportunity to express your opinion later as we will all have.

ruggedtoast

Thrugelmir wrote: »

You'll have an opportunity to express your opinion later as we will all have.

I am really not sure how I will vote. I used to be committed the ideal of Europe but it is becoming a mockery of democracy and is clearly far more interested in subjugating national and individual liberty interest in favour of corporate profiteering.

Then again the Leave side are no better whatsoever. Their just want to do the same thing here without Brussels interfering.

elantan

Generali wrote: »

Why should it bovver ya? You 'ave your accent and I 'ave mine. I don't see any Barney there china.

You may think me writing in Cockney is ridiculous. It doesn't matter to me.

where have I said it ridiculous? Dry yer eyes mate ... won't reply to anymore of your attempts at arguing or sympathy gaining no more Gen ... I think we can see what your up to and trying to do

Now back to Fiscal framework ... I'm liking the new Swinney, he seems to have come into his own with Nicola in charge, I doubt he would buckle but I am worried incase he does give something away ... I do trust him though ... not many politicians I do trust but he is 1 of them

Thrugelmir

ruggedtoast wrote: »

I am really not sure how I will vote. I used to be committed the ideal of Europe but it is becoming a mockery of democracy and is clearly far more interested in subjugating national and individual liberty interest in favour of corporate profiteering.

Then again the Leave side are no better whatsoever. Their just want to do the same thing here without Brussels interfering.

There'll be plenty in the news in the coming months. The EU as a whole faces some difficult times. Not least the migrant crisis and the impact on Germany. Nor the financial health of the larger EU banks.

elantan

islandannie wrote: »

just a little reminder.
YOU YES VOTERS LOST.
Stop trying to be the mouthpiece of the majority of Scots.

Let`s please have another referendum as soon as possible or are you deluded nationalists scared of the outcome?

We lost and yet the behaviour of the no camp ( including 19th September George Square) is more like they have lost


Another referendum will happen don't you worry

CLAPTON

elantan wrote: »

We lost and yet the behaviour of the no camp ( including 19th September George Square) is more like they have lost ...


Another referendum will happen don't you worry

wouldn't it be wonderful if Nicola could have scottish voting papers so you could vote :

YES to leaving the UK which gives Scotland loads of money
and YES to joining the EU which charges Scotland loads of money

but one can but dream.

elantan

So the date has been set then 23rd June .. thats really respectful to the people of London, Wales, Ireland and Scotland

Spose we'd better prepare for the whole sidelining of those elections so that the EU one can take centre stage ... you could be mistaken in believing it was designed that way

HAMISH_MCTAVISH

elantan wrote: »

So the date has been set then 23rd June .. thats really respectful to the people of London, Wales, Ireland and Scotland

Spose we'd better prepare for the whole sidelining of those elections so that the EU one can take centre stage ... you could be mistaken in believing it was designed that way

Oh for heavens sakes, the importance and impact to the nation of an EU referendum is far greater than some local/regional elections, so for once can we stop with the petty grievance mongering.