Scotch Independence - the countdown

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Of course, you could vote No and in a few years look who'll we'll have as Prime Minister.


The Mayor of London – one of the favourites to be the next leader of the Conservative Party – this week claimed that London’s hyper-growth must continue to be subsidised at the expense of the rest of the regions and countries in the UK.

Mr Johnson told Evan Davies in a BBC documentary called 'Mind The Gap' that:

“You don’t need to take the jam in London and try and spread it across the rest of the Rivita, right? The jam will naturally spread – the more jam you pile up on London - that is the way you do it.”
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monacoger said:
The undecided don't matter a **** if the NO camp have more than 50% already! Even if the NO camp don't have 50% already, I reckon the 24% of the undecided would see them safely through anyway. Let's ****ing hope so.
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I think your maths are a little bit astray. That's not 24% of the population of Scotland that's 24% of the undecided who were at the debate. <laugh>

But then again the NO's are not famous for their intelect, just look at this thread. I met a numpty yesterday with his union jack t- shirt he was voting No because he was skint! <doh> Then another of the bright lights of the Orange Lodge living in squalor on a council estate with no job and no prospects. He's also voting no because of the Queen. <laugh>

Good luck with that! <doh>
 
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