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Nicola Sturgeon: Don't Like Brexit? Move To Scotland!
//"Come to Scotland and be part of building a modern, progressive, outward-looking, compassionate country."//
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Has Nicola lost the plot entirely? With no apparent thought for the extra burden of the provision of jobs, homes, health care, education, etc., not to mention the distinct possibility that, as an independent nation, Scotland has no guarantee of joining Europe, I doubt very much that anyone but a fool would take her invitation seriously.
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Has Nicola lost the plot entirely? With no apparent thought for the extra burden of the provision of jobs, homes, health care, education, etc., not to mention the distinct possibility that, as an independent nation, Scotland has no guarantee of joining Europe, I doubt very much that anyone but a fool would take her invitation seriously.
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Power mad little Hitler isn't she?
A while ago I saw her calling England racist, over the refugee problem. Well okay, Nicola, Scotland can take the new lot that will be arriving on our shores imminently. If Scotland is independent and part of Europe too, England will have less of a burden. They'll have to pay their own prescription fees again and they'd better save plenty for all the Child Benefit that will be claimed by the new influx.
A while ago I saw her calling England racist, over the refugee problem. Well okay, Nicola, Scotland can take the new lot that will be arriving on our shores imminently. If Scotland is independent and part of Europe too, England will have less of a burden. They'll have to pay their own prescription fees again and they'd better save plenty for all the Child Benefit that will be claimed by the new influx.
She was just preaching to the party converted. Probably needed a lift after all the lack of success.
The government isn't pandering to the Tory right but looking after the interests of the UK.
There's something ironic about someone demanding an area should be independent and rule themselves whilst in their very next breath putting forward the opinion that the UK's attempts to do so should be compromised by remaining in the EU.
The government isn't pandering to the Tory right but looking after the interests of the UK.
There's something ironic about someone demanding an area should be independent and rule themselves whilst in their very next breath putting forward the opinion that the UK's attempts to do so should be compromised by remaining in the EU.
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