Scotch Independence - the countdown

Helped 30 million people work out of poverty - Did ye aye? Would be good if they could replicate those results here eh?
Prevented 13 million children and pregnant women from going hungry - That's why food-bank use has skyrocketed

By the way, when I'm abroad, most people are glad I'm Scottish, not English

And **** off gas you ****.

 

Billy despises nationalism.

Well aid Billy.

Alex Ferguson also wants to remain part of the UK.

Seems all the popular and talented Scotchies want the Union.

Speaks volumes.

Chick Young supports Independence. No more needs said.

Close the thread Mick.

 

I'm ****ing delighted you're not English.

 

Hey there little fishy I'm also delighted I'm not English. London for 2 years was 2 years too many

I was expecting your bite. Let me explain that I have no interest in arguing with you because its a fact. A worldwide fact. An undisputable FACT.

You're disliked pretty much everywhere worldwide. Get over it.

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So are the Huns. Live with it sweetie pie.

 

Least people know who we are.

No one knows where the **** Aberdeen is and those who do think its where Kurt Cobain was born.

 

Yes, Neanderthal vandals.

You must be so proud junkie.

Oh and who were the last Scottish team to win a European trophy?

You stick to your tribute act before they go under as well.

 

Imagine staying in a city that has about 15x the population yet its still less known than its tiny wee diddy brother

**** off and make a thread about biscuits, its all you're good for you decrepit old prick.

 

2 years doing smack in a bedsit is pretty much the same in any city. Did you just miss the deep fried Mars Bars?

 

It's funny cos you insult ER more than me with your ****ey deep fried mars bars quip.

You're a right wee butt hurt **** over our independence int you? think you need to get over it mate, **** all to do with you anyway

 

I don't like chippers.

And deep fried mars bars fried originated in Stonehaven not Aberdeen so yet again you have been proven to be an imbecilic moron.

 

Yeah, I'm in bits.

Oh no hang on; I seem to have got over it.

 

Yes, ER, I'm well aware where it originated.

The NE of Scotland, similar to where sheep shagging originated

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That's enough skelpings for this afternoon.

Laters losers.

 

Archer's ****ting it if Scotland votes Yes

England will be ****ed. The only immediate income you've got is from fracking and it means turning half the country (mostly the south) upside down to get at it. At least old Queeny will still pull in a few thousand tourists. And your football team's nearly as ****e as ours despite having 10 x the population and billions of Sky money.

Face it, England is yesterday's man.

 

****in stupid ****.

Stirling is part of Glasgow isn't it?

 

I'm probably off to Spain in a couple of years as it happens. So you're wide of the mark as usual.

 

More lies from the Yes camp

 

GLASGOW will vote yes in the referendum, and be "Freedom City" Alex Salmond predicts.

The First Minister said the opportunity to extract the city from Tory power will inspire people to choose independence.

Many within the Yes campaign believe if they can win over a majority of people in the city then there will be a majority across the country.

Mr Salmond said that target is within reach and benefits for the economy and health will then follow.

Speaking exclusively to the Evening Times, Mr Salmond said he was focussing on enjoying the Commonwealth Games and would be on a "self-denying ordinance" from the referendum for the Games.

However he said Glasgow can see improvements from an independent Scottish Government raising its own money setting its own priorities.

He said: "I think Sir Harry Burns put his finger on it. The Chief Medical Office, recently retired believes the key to success in facing the deep-seated health problems of this city and this country because it's not specific to Glasgow, is the sense of empowerment that independence will bring.

"He thinks it will change people's lives for the better, not just the country and the economy, but people's lives and that was a very powerful message from Scotland's most respected physician."

"Also practical things, we won't have bedroom taxes and oppression of the poor which is what happens from Westminster at present so we won't have regressive policies that bear down on the poor, led by people like George Osborne.

"The amount of money he has taken out of this city is huge."

Three years after the SNP took more seats in the city than Labour for the first time ever, Mr Salmond said he sensed an appetite for independence.

He said: "I'm on this self-denying ordinance, so I'm trying not to get drawn into argy-bargy with George Osborne. He'll go back to London and then we'll all get on with enjoying ourselves at the Games.

"That's what I intend to do over the next 10 days and I'm sure I speak for everybody in Glasgow and Scotland. What I would say is I'm confident yes will win in Glasgow.

"Latest poll indicated that swing last week and I'm confident we will win the city of Glasgow so I suppose you could call Glasgow Freedom City."

Chancellor, George Osborne had just announced £18m towards medical and scientific research projects in the city, as part of the City Deal Prime Minister David Cameron announced this month.

Mr Salmond said people in Glasgow will see through the UK Government's announcements of cash for projects in the city.

The money, he said, was dwarfed by Scottish Government investments, including benefits of the Games spending.

He said: "I think most folk in Glasgow say beware of Tories bearing gifts. But let's take every advantage we can get because we've had precious little from George Osborne and the Tory Party."

The First Minister said the money was a "drop in the bucket" but welcome

He said: "The link between the facilities and the economy is very important. The Hydro is probably the best investment made in a venue in Games history.

"Now, without the Commonwealth Games we wouldn't have the Hydro. The economic effect of the Hydro is going to be huge for this city and this country in the next generation."

Returning to the Games he kept us guessing if he would repeat his Wimbledon flag waving moment.

He said: "There will be a million saltires in this city, so mine would be one of a million."

But its clear he believes it will be an independent saltire flying over Glasgow on September 19.