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sofiakenny
17 Sep 14 19:44
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Salmond...even if yes loses he has achieved devo max..9/10
Dave Cameron...this is the beginning of the end of him clueless...3/10
Ed Moribund...like his chum Darling wet and woeful...4/10

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Pokermonster
When: 17 Sep 14 23:17
Salmond has fought a shameful and sordid campaign, a rabble-rousing farrago that will divide his country and fuel resentment between neighbours for years to come.

0/10
By:
sofiakenny
When: 17 Sep 14 23:21
fair play monster  how do you rate the others?
By:
bodil
When: 17 Sep 14 23:33
Salmond by far - but it's like congratulating Goebbels for effective propaganda.  Darling was decent but shouted down.  The best thing to come out of it is that Cameron may go.  Of course Nige will reap the benefits if he doesn't endorse too many loons.  Say what you like about Boris - unlike the vast majority of politicians, he does try to answer the question.  Just keep your wives and daughters away from him.
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Pokermonster
When: 17 Sep 14 23:35
Well, I initially thought Cameron was a fool to sanction the referendum in the first place, holding him equally culpable for the troubles that are sure to follow.  I have since come to believe, however, that maybe he had little choice but to accede to the vote. 

His performance in the run up has been mixed in my view.  His speech the other day was very good, but I feel the NO campaign as a whole has not countered Salmond's nationalistic rhetoric very well.

5/10
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Pokermonster
When: 17 Sep 14 23:37
I actually thought Gordon Brown has displayed the most common sense, and I normally cannot abide the man.
By:
Pokermonster
When: 17 Sep 14 23:43
I think our shared military history has been underused by the NO campaign.
By:
Pokermonster
When: 17 Sep 14 23:45
Our recent history I should add!
By:
sofiakenny
When: 17 Sep 14 23:47
shared military??....the uneducated working class youth used as cannon fodder?
By:
Pokermonster
When: 17 Sep 14 23:48
Amongst others, yes.
By:
sofiakenny
When: 17 Sep 14 23:49
are you aware of how old the majority of deaths on both sides was in the Falklands conflict were?
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Pokermonster
When: 17 Sep 14 23:49
But especially them.
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Pokermonster
When: 17 Sep 14 23:50
No, but I'd hazard a guess at about 22.
By:
bodil
When: 17 Sep 14 23:53
Nnnnnnn-nineteen?
By:
sofiakenny
When: 17 Sep 14 23:53
a bit lower actually but we agree in principle
are you aware we have in excess of 50 nuclear warheads in Scotland?
in England there are zero.
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sofiakenny
When: 17 Sep 14 23:54
sry that reply was to poker.
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Kriskin
When: 17 Sep 14 23:54
Poker - ur living in the past.  It's time for change.  It's time for Scotland to stand on their own 2 feet.  If people have Scotland in their heart they will vote YES.  Short term pain for long term gain.  Other countries through out the World would love to have the chance that Scotland has tomorrow.
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