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pandora1963
08 Sep 14 19:55
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WELL NOT QUITE, BUT MUCH HARDER TO GET A LABOUR GOVT...NOW IT LOOKS LIKE SCOTLAND WILL DEFINITELY GO IT ALONE WITH A POLL TONIGHT SHOWING THE YES VOTE WELL AHEAD

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pandora1963
When: 08 Sep 14 19:55
OOPS I MEAN ENGLAND OF COURSE...
By:
GAZO
When: 08 Sep 14 20:17
so why do cameron and co want the scots to stay?
By:
berto77
When: 08 Sep 14 20:43
Because Cameron would be finished - no way could he lead the Tories into the next election if he lost Scotland.  I suspect most Tory MPs however would be secretly enjoying a yes vote.
By:
themightymac
When: 08 Sep 14 20:47
so why do cameron and co want the scots to stay?

Because the Elite in England will lose billions, billions that they have stolen from the Scottish people for years, billions that will now be used to the benefit of the ordinary man in Scotland.
By:
STUDYFORM
When: 08 Sep 14 20:53
The Tories would have an advantage if the vote was to be a Yes (which I really don't think it will be) in that they would have a bigger %age of potential seats at future elections, given that they have no seats in Scotland.
So Cameron and co are pretending they want the Scots to stay, whilst briefing the media that the opposite is true.

Scottish people wouldn't be billions better off either. A few international conglomerates might benefit in the short term, but it's doubtful that most people would really notice any real difference.
By:
dewey
When: 08 Sep 14 20:53
We'll see -  HappyHappy
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