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Sica Dan
13 Dec 14 10:15
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Not my favourite person but today many of the gifts he received as First Minister
are going under the hammer for charity.SNP members will no doubt be bidding for
the tie he wore on that TV debate.

http://www.greatwesternauctions.com/catalogues/gs131214/index.html

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By:
Sica Dan
When: 14 Dec 14 00:00
In the order of £40k  was raised for charity, the tie went for over £1500  !!!!!
By:
cooperman
When: 14 Dec 14 11:20
Scottish Diane Abbott imo
By:
akabula
When: 14 Dec 14 11:26
As much as I dislike DA I wouldn't go that far cooperman.
Salmond is in a league of his own and will forever be remembered as the man who split Scotland whilst failing to split the Union.
By:
johnn
When: 14 Dec 14 11:52
Whilst not particularly a fan on Salmond, he will be remembered as the man who started the inexorable march towards Scottish independence. The demographic of the 55/45 vote shows a huge bias towards the youth voting "Yes" as the aging population held the key to the "No" victory. I think Scotland will be independent in AS's lifetime.
By:
akabula
When: 14 Dec 14 12:11
I hope not.
Only 38% if the electorate voted in favour and hopefully some of them will come to their senses and realise we really are Better Together.
As for the young vote? Well wisdom comes with age so they will learn.
By:
brendanuk1
When: 14 Dec 14 12:16
If 38% voted in favour, does that mean less than 50% voted to stay?
By:
akabula
When: 14 Dec 14 12:23
No it means that 62% didn't vote to leave.
By:
Biscar Two from a mile back
When: 14 Dec 14 12:24
pmsl.
By:
brendanuk1
When: 14 Dec 14 13:05
NO    2,001,926     55.30%
YES    1,617,989     44.70%
electorate  4,283,392


Yes % of electorate 38%
No % of electorate 47%

Clearly a majority didnt vote to stay in the union, 53% infact. Maybe they should ask again, maybe after an election when SNP returns a larger presence to westminster Laugh
By:
rob_dylan
When: 14 Dec 14 13:17
It wasn't that funny Brendan.
By:
brendanuk1
When: 14 Dec 14 13:19
Plain
By:
akabula
When: 14 Dec 14 13:21
As the vote was instigated by the SNPs quest for separation the onus was on them to win the voters over.
Obviously they failed with 62% of the electorate.
BTW you lost despite all the threats of violence

Our slogan was        Vote NO as we are Better Together
Your slogan was       Vote YES or get a half brick through your window. Laugh
By:
rob_dylan
When: 14 Dec 14 13:25
I thought the papers, in England, were totally anti Salmond.  Did any paper support independence?  What was it like in Scotland?  Did their versions of national papers support independence?  What about the Daily Record?
By:
brendanuk1
When: 14 Dec 14 13:26
only one sunday paper supported independence. Everything else was rabid pro union

There was such an apetite for a pro independence daily that one has been created and apparently doing very well
By:
akabula
When: 14 Dec 14 13:27
All neutral in Scotland although the paranoid 38ers will say different.
By:
hearts1874
When: 14 Dec 14 14:34
salmond is a ****
By:
Sica Dan
When: 14 Dec 14 15:00
The pro independence paper is priced at 50p and looks
like a school newspaper, I doubt it will last a year.
ps The Daily Record sat absolutely on the fence, didn't
want to risk losing sales from either side.
By:
hearts1874
When: 14 Dec 14 15:07
do people still buy newspapers ?
By:
hearts1874
When: 14 Dec 14 15:07
do people still buy newspapers ?
By:
rob_dylan
When: 14 Dec 14 15:52
Well if no paper was supporting independence then I reckon they did well to make it so close.  Of course loads of people read newspapers still, and loads read the websites of newspapers too.  Papers and their websites (and the beeb) are still the main source of news information for the large majority of people.
By:
Just Checking
When: 14 Dec 14 16:06
Yes this story is all about the niceness of this "honourable" man and nothing to do with him trying to get his attention seeking mug in the papers to try to look good with election to Westminster coming down the line.

"Scottish Diane Abbott imo".
Bit unfair to abbott I'm afraid.
By:
Mikael D'Haguenet
When: 14 Dec 14 16:23
Would've been a yes vote but for Rangers fans not knowing what to do with their Union Jacks, thus forcing them to vote no.
By:
Shrewd_dude
When: 14 Dec 14 20:26
Clearly a majority didnt vote to stay in the union, 53% infact. Maybe they should ask again, maybe after an election when SNP returns a larger presence to westminster

It was a leading question and was:

Do you agree that Scotland should be an independent Country?

Only 38% agreed.

Therefore only 38% agreed and we have to presume those that didn't vote to agree, didn't agree. 62% didn't agree.
By:
hearts1874
When: 14 Dec 14 23:31
scotland should always be part of the union. ALWAYS
By:
Sica Dan
When: 15 Dec 14 00:57
Price of oil has collapsed since referendum so bang would have went
plans for a Norwegian style oil fund.
ps  The Norwegian people would
quite like to see some of that money spent
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