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Should The Rest Of The Uk Now Get A Vote?
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Given Salmon has it in his paper that the Scottish have a right to keep the pound and will do so, should that not mean the rest of the UK should have a say in their independence?
There is no way the UK can be tied like this to Scotland.
Let them go, let them have the British Pound, we will have the new UKPound instead.
And good luck to them. Sooner they go the better.
There is no way the UK can be tied like this to Scotland.
Let them go, let them have the British Pound, we will have the new UKPound instead.
And good luck to them. Sooner they go the better.
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obviously not or they would
"There is no way the UK can be tied like this to Scotland."
why not? we have been for years
"Let them go, let them have the British Pound, we will have the new UKPound instead." uk pound would be worth less than a euro then lol
"And good luck to them. Sooner they go the better."
agree 100%
obviously not or they would
"There is no way the UK can be tied like this to Scotland."
why not? we have been for years
"Let them go, let them have the British Pound, we will have the new UKPound instead." uk pound would be worth less than a euro then lol
"And good luck to them. Sooner they go the better."
agree 100%
"There is no way the UK can be tied like this to Scotland."
//why not? we have been for years //
Well isn't that the point of all this, no more ties on either side?
"Let them go, let them have the British Pound, we will have the new UKPound instead."
//uk pound would be worth less than a euro then lol //
You clearly dont understand how currency value is determined, besides won't be long before the liberal eleite have us in the rotten currency anyway
"And good luck to them. Sooner they go the better."
//agree 100% //
Agreed on something then, come on get on with it and get yourselves out. You have my vote.
What is intersting of course is Salmon wants the Pound not the EUR !!!
//why not? we have been for years //
Well isn't that the point of all this, no more ties on either side?
"Let them go, let them have the British Pound, we will have the new UKPound instead."
//uk pound would be worth less than a euro then lol //
You clearly dont understand how currency value is determined, besides won't be long before the liberal eleite have us in the rotten currency anyway
"And good luck to them. Sooner they go the better."
//agree 100% //
Agreed on something then, come on get on with it and get yourselves out. You have my vote.
What is intersting of course is Salmon wants the Pound not the EUR !!!
Quite clearly, if England and Wales were to be included in the independence referendum. Scotland Yes voters would be in a tiny minority and therefore lose the vote.
I have explained on here before but if we do the sums involved, independence for Scotland could mean permanent Tory rule in England and Wales. Scotland sends 59 MPs to Westminster and at present 58 of them are not Tories. So, at present the Tories would have to get at least 58 MPs in the rest of the UK, before it can even think of winning overall. Without the Scottish buffer, the Tories could run amok and it would be very difficult to get them out of power. Wales also shows no enthusiasm for voting Tory, so you could easily see a situation where English MPs rule over the rest of the UK.
Its in everybody's interest, not least the Scots, that Scotland remain part of the Union.
The pound is another issue altogether. I can't see why they couldn't hold on to the pound, in the same way that the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands do. The pointy heads both side of the border would need to get together to work out exactly how to do it but I can't see why it shouldn't be possible.
All this talk is probably going to be unnecessary anyway, as it looks increasingly unlikely that a YES vote will be forthcoming.
I have explained on here before but if we do the sums involved, independence for Scotland could mean permanent Tory rule in England and Wales. Scotland sends 59 MPs to Westminster and at present 58 of them are not Tories. So, at present the Tories would have to get at least 58 MPs in the rest of the UK, before it can even think of winning overall. Without the Scottish buffer, the Tories could run amok and it would be very difficult to get them out of power. Wales also shows no enthusiasm for voting Tory, so you could easily see a situation where English MPs rule over the rest of the UK.
Its in everybody's interest, not least the Scots, that Scotland remain part of the Union.
The pound is another issue altogether. I can't see why they couldn't hold on to the pound, in the same way that the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands do. The pointy heads both side of the border would need to get together to work out exactly how to do it but I can't see why it shouldn't be possible.
All this talk is probably going to be unnecessary anyway, as it looks increasingly unlikely that a YES vote will be forthcoming.