The New Fat Scotland 'Thanks for all the Fish' Thread.

Shaka_Zulu

Shakethedisease wrote: »

Farmers voted to get rid of CAP and EU subsidies, they're just going to have to face the reality of what they voted for a bit sooner than they thought I guess. They've a bit of a brass neck bleating on about not getting EU subsidy payments these days.

Ah so the farmers should suck up Nat incompetence?

Does that also apply to the children should the suck it up too?

What about the rest of us suffering with poor economic performance because nobody wants to invest in the country whilst the Nats are in control?

Tick tock.........

Shaka_Zulu

Built in Scotland outwith the control of the Nats.

Nothing from the FM congratulating the workers at Rosyth, guess they shouldn't have the brass neck to expect to keep their jobs if Nats ever achieve the promised land.



Magnificent!

elantan

NCC-1707 wrote: »

When did we ever chat? Keep making stuff up. You are good at that.

Och you've insulted me a fair few times on here now disguising it as chat ... your probably not aware as you do it to so many ... as I say batter in its goes woosh right over my heid ... will just ignore you from now on ... was highlighting the situation for others to see

NCC-1707

elantan wrote: »

Och you've insulted me a fair few times on here now disguising it as chat ... your probably not aware as you do it to so many ... as I say batter in its goes woosh right over my heid ... will just ignore you from now on ... was highlighting the situation for others to see

Others can easily check my posting history.

gfplux

Forgive my ignorance.
Are there seasonal workers in Scotland. I am assuming that the holiday industry might employ seasonal workers but is that all.
Further I assume many of these seasonal workers come from outside of Britain.
Thank you.

Conrad

Shaka_Zulu wrote: »

Built in Scotland outwith the control of the Nats.

Nothing from the FM congratulating the workers at Rosyth, guess they shouldn't have the brass neck to expect to keep their jobs if Nats ever achieve the promised land.



Magnificent!

These new carriers comming on stream by 2020 are another projection of British military power, and another very visible aid in the comming negotiation, given these will be deployed in the Straights Of Hormuz, through which much of Europe's oil supply comes. These straights are on the list published this week of choke points where conflict could throw the global economy into a tail spin.

As ever the Remaoners don't pick up on these things and still frame us a weak petetioner to be thrown scraps by Brussells. Yesterday BTW the German arm of Deloitte published a report concluding German car sector will be harmed more than it was in the financial crash if the Brexit deal hampers trade by way of barriers and tariffs.

Remoanrs and Nat Europhiles simply do not get Brexit at all, not in the slightest

Conrad

BTW can someone ask Sturgeon what she thinks of Brussels demanding further austerity on France yesterday as reported by Reuters?

Tory cuts = evil.
Brussells cuts = ?

This is a major story given the lefts anti austrrity narrative.

molerat

Shaka_Zulu wrote: »

Built in Scotland outwith the control of the Nats.

Nothing from the FM congratulating the workers at Rosyth, guess they shouldn't have the brass neck to expect to keep their jobs if Nats ever achieve the promised land.



Magnificent!

But think of the shopping centres and houses they will be able to build on the Rosyth and Faslane sites, all those lovely minimum wage jobs. Maybe a boost for the North East, the shipyard and harbour at Buckie will be big enough to cope with the Scottish Navy.

A_Medium_Size_Jock

gfplux wrote: »

Forgive my ignorance.
Are there seasonal workers in Scotland. I am assuming that the holiday industry might employ seasonal workers but is that all.
Further I assume many of these seasonal workers come from outside of Britain.
Thank you.

Aye there are some seasonal workers in Scotland but numbers aren't high.
Partly because the call for haggis-hunters has declined in recent years, mostly due to the breeding grounds being turned over to more profitable (read:bigger) produce like sheep and deer, also due to changes in diet and the encouragement of "healthy living".
And partly due to the driech cauld weather (that's cold & wet to non-natives) of ours which seems to put lots of even seasonal workers off.
The peely-wally-teethed midges dinnae help either.

On a more serious note, G@@gle is your friend.
Here is one piece to start you off:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-scotland-38290085/what-brexit-could-mean-for-scotland-s-seasonal-workers

Shaka_Zulu

gfplux wrote: »

Forgive my ignorance.
Are there seasonal workers in Scotland. I am assuming that the holiday industry might employ seasonal workers but is that all.
Further I assume many of these seasonal workers come from outside of Britain.
Thank you.

The weans used to get the October holiday to enable them t pick tatties.

Pity that has died out.