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No way will the jocks be allowed to use the pound!!!
we want to give more power to the kilties but they will not use the pound.
Go and get Feckt ya mealie mouthed tory bampot.
we want to give more power to the kilties but they will not use the pound.
Go and get Feckt ya mealie mouthed tory bampot.
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Scotland can use the pound but not as part of a currency union. If Scotland wants a currency union, it can join the Euro, like Ireland did. Alternatively, Scotland can use the pound without being in a currency union, like Ireland did before it joined the Euro.
It means Scotland's economic decisions will be made in London, like before independence, or in Brussels by the ECB once Frau Merkel has told the ECB what to do. If you want decisions made in Edinburgh, you'd need a new Scotland-only currency eg the groat. |
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Had enough of these w*nkers with one yes one seat in the whole of Jockland calling the shots.
Freedom is just over a week away. |
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Thought a new currency name was choice between 'Smackeroonie' & 'Spondulick'
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If thats the best the No mob have as a last resort they are in deep deep doggy doodoo.
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New currency has got to be called the Buckie
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Osborne is just pointing out that following independence, the rest of the UK is not prepared to bankroll the profligate policies of the SNP or any other party the Scots care to vote for.
Seems fair enough to me. |
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No vote, struggling today, on radio 5 'If they are are better together, why isnt it better now'
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good luck to them if they go it alone now
or in 20 years time when Scots would prob try again as they say when it's gone, it's gone. |
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I'll be voting yes ideologically but the simple answer to that question is how do they know that this isn't as good as it will get? If Scotland lies in ruins in a generation having spunnked all the resources on madcap socialist vote buying a lot of people will be asking themselves questions.
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sofia
You are one of the big proponents of the yes vote so perhaps you can answer this question: Why would you vote for independence if that means your currency will be controlled by a foreign power? Surely the only logical thing for an independent Scotland is an independent currency? |
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It wont be easy at first till you find you feet but "if there is no struggle, they'll never be progress"
hth |