29-06-2019, 10:07 AM
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Re: Slowly moving to no deal brexit
Originally Posted by weedeek
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You will support the Catalans, Sardinians and Basques in their fight for independence! Can I assume you will support Scotland in the fight for theirs?
anyway, I believe Scotland is better placed within the UK and would do a lot better if it chose politicians who will work constructively with rUK instead of sowing division and exceptionalism.
29-06-2019, 10:14 AM
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Re: Slowly moving to no deal brexit
Originally Posted by Puddle Duck
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I think momentum in the younger voters is now gathering pace for opting out without a deal. We've had enough, we're off. We don't give a toss about how Norway won't have enough fish to feed 5 million population. We don't give a stuff about France , we don't give a hoot about Germany, or any of these other countries that need our money. Start worrying about your own problems and not the UK's. We'll be just incredibly fine, given a couple of years..... and then you'll all start thinking seriously about your own positions. If Scotland wants to join you.. so be it. Let's not take away the democratic vote. However, things might not be so easy for them as originally thought, as although they would have expected the Bank of England to prop up the Scottish pound, I think it has been declared that Scotland will have to join the Euro... and who is going to rebuild Hadrians wall ?
I would remind you that the pound is the UK currency, not just England’s. Scotland is quite entitled to use it whilst working towards its own. Whether to join the EU and/or use the Euro will be up to the Scottish people post independence. Nobody says the transition to independence will be “easy” as you put it. One more thing, Scotland and England didn’t exist when Hadrians Wall was built, it never has, nor ever will. define the border. I’m sure we will co-exist just fine without a physical border.
29-06-2019, 01:01 PM
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Re: Slowly moving to no deal brexit
Originally Posted by Moscow
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It would be illegal for the UK Gov't to actively support it's own destruction............so NO,lol!!anyway, I believe Scotland is better placed within the UK and would do a lot better if it chose politicians who will work constructively with rUK instead of sowing division and exceptionalism.
29-06-2019, 01:56 PM
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Re: Slowly moving to no deal brexit
Originally Posted by Moscow
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It would be illegal for the UK Gov't to actively support it's own destruction............so NO,lol!!
29-06-2019, 01:58 PM
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Re: Slowly moving to no deal brexit
Originally Posted by weedeek
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If you want an example of what exceptionalism can do, look no further than the division Brexit has caused. Of course Scotland is no better than anyone else but I don’t think we’re any worse and well capable of governing ourselves.
29-06-2019, 02:01 PM
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Re: Slowly moving to no deal brexit
Originally Posted by weedeek
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Whether to join the EU and/or use the Euro will be up to the Scottish people post independence.
29-06-2019, 03:26 PM
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Re: Slowly moving to no deal brexit
Originally Posted by Solasch
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Now I understand. The UK is not a union of sovereign states, as compared to the EU?
29-06-2019, 03:33 PM
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Re: Slowly moving to no deal brexit
Originally Posted by Solasch
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Entering the EU as a new member in 2020, you will have to adopt the euro. No way around it.
30-06-2019, 05:40 PM
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Re: Slowly moving to no deal brexit
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiNope.
Parliament can call an Election.
Boris is a Liar, he has been sacked twice for lying.
He is lying now.
He simply cannot deliver on his promises.
If he becomes Prime Minister, we are lost.
It is all about him, not us.
I trust Farage far more than I trust Boris.
Farage is a Realist, he is honest.
He will take us out and tells us it will hurt for a while.
Farage is at least honest, Boris is not.
Give me Boris any day if I can't have Nigel in Number 10.
Hopefully his first action will be to kick every single Remain supporting treacherous cabinet member out the moment he enters Downing Street.
Then we will deal with the corrupt oligarchy running the EU.
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