you nor I know the final deal re fisheries. or on anything else tbh. until i see something different, I will play it safe and consider the same approach will be used on the way out as the way in. . knowing our worth, and the resources the EU would like to have remain within the Block and us being less reliant on the banking industry, I think different arrangements are possible. including domestic changes to legislation that the Monopoly, the quota owners currently enjoy. EFTA first tho.
So that's a yes then, on your way to independence, you would sell out the newly gained access to our own waters and feck the rest of the Scottish fishing industry too, cool. It's not a surprise to those who have watched the snp work.
we could sell it out to secure 80% of economy in banking. hmm, only 25% of economy is banking and services. but we do do a rather neat line in petrochemical, renewable, timber and food production, RD in 5 of the worlds top universities ect ect ect. not to mention that massive expanse of water trade and deffence will need to pass through. aye, its no easy being in a position of power.
I know you have some big companies in Scotland fin, you also know I know, they are mostly U.K. companies with their hq's in London but now you are starting to wonder down into your funny thread of indi 2 Fin, kfc are more accurate at counting their chickens than the snp
and that is supposed to be an argument for maintaining the union? Scottish companies with their headquarters in London? teehee.
Not an argument for maintaining the union, think of it more of when you go billy big banana's on what the scots have , for accuracy, try and be more accurate and honest with your own countrymen, they will suss the snp out right enough
Who cares about maintaining the European Union? The UK is meant to be leaving it at the end of the month.
that's exactly what its all about. to point out these lil trivial facts thats often not discussed by the traditional media. a fine example was displayed on here, the other day. when somebody thaught they where being reet cleaver and proclaimed companies wouldn't invest in our country come the day. only for it to give me the opportunity to point out, that the more likely it was becoming, the higher the inward investment. with 2014 being the best year in the last 16. it was almost as if the UK gov hadn't been promoting us abroad. and it took an indi campaign to put us on the map.
