cant get the link, but i will wager says "while it remains part of the UK". the UN states that any COUNTRY has the right to campaign for self determination.we are and will continue i will tell you what. several days ago you didnt know we had a pr system, but attempt to come across as an expert (drip under pressure quoting the bbc and other sources of opinion dressed up as fact. ). if the spread on here is similar to the voting intentions out there. your making a tit of your self in front of an awfull lot of well educated people that actually have the vote. you dont, your an essex man?. a tory voter. quoting the pish your fed to keep you distracted. what will be will be. but i promises you. you know nothing relevant.
looks like Scotland has already left the UK according to Ebay :Wacky::tearsofjoy::Writing::Hilarious::Banghead:
You're funny You agree you can have a vote but agree also it needs the U.K. government to legitimise it other wise it means nothing You know the snp cannot do jack about asking for a legally binding vote until they know what the end deal which won't be known for at least 2 years And still it is everyone else's fault and everyone else is wrong? You will still be in the U.K. in 2 years time, I know it, you know it, the snp know it and the European project know it, call me when you have something to offer other than piss and wind :Kiss:
. Ok then , put uour money where your mouth is , how long before you lye down again and get pissed on ?
Actually fin I would ask for your opinion, your viz comic, wings over Scotland Would I be right in saying that it is run by a video games designer called Stuart Campbell who lives in Somerset, England and has done for decades? This man who also calls himself reverend? Redirect Notice Action 4 Equality Scotland: Hillsborough Disaster February | 2016 | AhDinnaeKen
You've started early today. Maybe they are annoyed to be losing £9bn p.a., dread the thought of a low tax economy just off their coast and are seeing the German dominated project unravel. Just a thought.
Great news. Public sector spending has needed to be addressed since forever. Hopefully the penny has dropped. You see, you can be positive when you try.
I was disappointed Theresa May retained the prospect of the UK as a low tax, low regulation economy as a bargaining chip to be used only if EU leaders refused to come to a sensible agreement. I'd have liked to have seen her promise such a thing from the outset and presenting it positively as an economy to which EU businesses could have free access (politically and financially) if the UK had reciprocal access the to markets within the EU. Free trade, low taxation , small government should be a universal objective, not a threat reserved to coerce (and thereby to defer to) the restrictive European norm of high tax, over-regulation and bad, bloated, spendthrift government. We should be leading by example. I'm not cavilling though. Excellent speech other wise. The balloon has gone up.
I saw an interview with the senior financial advisor to Merkel and he was quite open that as far as Germany was concerned the U.K. would be punished for leaving. Given the E.U. is little more than a vehicle for the German economy, I suspect a few will try but on the whole the language from most involved seems to be mostly trying to achieve a positive win win. As to a threat of becoming a huge Monaco tax haven, I think it's unlikely but I was reminded of that sketch in Love Actually where Hugh Grant stands up to the American President. It was more about strength in negotiation rather than being seen as a side that had none.
‘Brexit is the reason to INVEST in Britain’ INSTEAD of EU, claims top business chief. Seems it's not all bad, sorry no link. Steve
Well it will certainly help when figures like today saw a 52,000 drop in unemployment. I do agree that for a long time we have generally become lazy and signed over to much to the government. When you get problems, and southern rail is a good example, some will say re-nationalise it, the government needs to take over. Let's say they did and with taxpayers money. From that point even a 5 minute delay will be blamed on the government so the same people will say, what on earth are the government doing. Some others will say, that's right, spend all our tax down south. There is an expectation that our taxes through various forms, is more than enough to pay for everything, it is not. At some point there will need to be a simple discussion on this is what we get in and this is what goes out and this is what we expect. That has been coming for a long time but no government has been brave enough to be totally honest about it.
