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big move towards the yes vote tonight....

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By:
moisok
When: 03 Sep 14 23:24
self inflated piggy doesn't like anyone disagreeing with him

could you imagine supporting his ego!!??  who on earth would  vote for his nationalist ideas

he won't even let scottish people in england to vote and you know why don't you?
By:
themightymac
When: 03 Sep 14 23:24
Why should Scots who don`t even live here get a vote in the matter? Regardless whether they vote YES or NO. Would be like all the Brits who immigrated to Australia, Canada, Spain etc getting a vote in the UK elections.
By:
moisok
When: 03 Sep 14 23:25
it is a set up

piggy only what piggy wants

his nose in the trough

and it won't help the poor in scotland
By:
themightymac
When: 03 Sep 14 23:28
The only likely set up is MI5 and the CIA rigging the vote.
By:
wit-ham
When: 03 Sep 14 23:28
Smugness Abounds
By:
Geesyerdosh
When: 03 Sep 14 23:34
The YES vote is on fire. We've had enough. It's gonna happen.

And Cameron will be forced to resign Grin
By:
ThunderRoad
When: 03 Sep 14 23:37

Sep 3, 2014 -- 5:15PM, SlippyBlue wrote:


Mac, I've asked all of them and nobody of my mates who can vote are saying they will vote yes.


Then you either have (1) very few mates or (2) mates who are 65+/earn over £250K.

I'm voting yes, and I'm 80% confident the Yes campaign will win the under 65 vote. They'll definitely win the vote in Glasgow, Highland, Grampian & Perthshire. I would put Yes' chances of winning at between 35-40% at the moment, so the odds are still slightly soft IMO.

By:
akabula
When: 03 Sep 14 23:40
Well older is wiser. Wink
By:
themightymac
When: 03 Sep 14 23:41
No mate, they are senile Crazy
By:
ThunderRoad
When: 03 Sep 14 23:41

Sep 3, 2014 -- 5:40PM, akabula wrote:


Well older is wiser.


The older you get, the less willing you become to embrace change or take risks. Simple as that.

By:
akabula
When: 03 Sep 14 23:44
Agreed TR but that's because we are wiser.
By:
ThunderRoad
When: 03 Sep 14 23:48
If man didn't take risks, we'd still be living in caves.
By:
akabula
When: 03 Sep 14 23:50
A lot of us still do in Scotland. Laugh
By:
moisok
When: 03 Sep 14 23:51
tubs on a roll ha ha   do you get it?
By:
Alias
When: 04 Sep 14 08:43
Because of the brutality shown so far by the YES campaigners some in the NO camp are keeping quiet.


akabula's posts consistent with the No campaign = LIES.
By:
wit-ham
When: 04 Sep 14 10:10
from those that i know that are Rangers fans they would vote no(2 people one late 50's one about 30)

i know one Celtic fan he would vote yes(mid 40's)none of these are allowed to vote.

of the scots that come through the station and have a jock(Freudian slip) about it with
the words "not if i have anything to do with it" have been heard on more than one occasion

so it seems that those that vote no are not living north of Hadrians wool
By:
screaming from beneaththewaves
When: 04 Sep 14 15:43
screaming from beneaththewaves 03 Sep 14 23:11 Joined: 30 Jan 05 | Topic/replies: 7,054 | Blogger: screaming from beneaththewaves's blog
I've laid YES at 4.2.


themightymac
themightymac 03 Sep 14 23:13 Joined: 05 Apr 02 | Topic/replies: 9,712 | Blogger: themightymac's blog
your bet is in BIG trouble


Drifted out to 4.7 already.
Maybe independence will happen, but laying as short as 4.2 was never going to be in trouble, BIG or otherwise. The pro-independence arguments rely too much on faith for punters to believe the YES camp could convince enough people to switch when the moment to vote actually arrives.
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