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The Economic Case for an Independent Scotland


HardyBamboo

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I'll watch it later or tomorrow but what's the general gist of his shocker?

*Stutter, mumble, dodge, deflect*

Really nothing out of the ordinary with your average Lib Dem tbh, just sticking strictly to the Westminster fear mantra. He really does stand out as a downright awful politician though.

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Debt is not a matter determined by successor statehood. That relates to membership of treaties.

Debt is determined by the principles of customary international law subject to negotiation.

The debt will be vary small when we liquidise our assets in full.

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I don't say that Scotland is liable for a portion of the UK's debt. I'm saying that they would be liable for an equitable share in consequence of negotiations in the event it became independent. You seem to have difficulty telling the difference between past, present and future tense.

Sorry, but that is bollocks. Only one person suffering with tense, and that is you.

Scotland currently IS liable for a portion of the UK debt. We are part of the UK and therefore liable AT THE MOMENT.

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Sorry, but that is bollocks. Only one person suffering with tense, and that is you.

Scotland currently IS liable for a portion of the UK debt. We are part of the UK and therefore liable AT THE MOMENT.

No we aren't liable. The UK is liable of which Scotland is a part, but that's not the same as Scotland being liable. The debt isn't owed by co-debtor nations.

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No we aren't liable. The UK is liable of which Scotland is a part, but that's not the same as Scotland being liable. The debt isn't owed by co-debtor nations.

Thanks for taking a whole page to admit we are not liable for anything. :)

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Gordon on radio Scotland currently telling us that we've got a right to the pound cause a Scotsman founded the Bank of England. Dear oh dear.

Salmond was embarrassed by someone on Radio Scotland a bit before about this. Apparently he's repeated than numerous times when interviewed, as if it were in any way relevant.

The questioner pointed out that this is the same guy who masterminded the Darien fiasco that at least partly led to the Union in the first place. Salmond just mumbled.

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Perhaps you can explain how these "assets" are going to be "liquidated"? Sorry.. "liquidised".

Perhaps you could explain how we're going to define our proper share of debts AND assets.

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Salmond was embarrassed by someone on Radio Scotland a bit before about this. Apparently he's repeated than numerous times when interviewed, as if it were in any way relevant.

The questioner pointed out that this is the same guy who masterminded the Darien fiasco that at least partly led to the Union in the first place. Salmond just mumbled.

This is just knob-clutching BritNat fantasy. Salmond knows his history - Darien was blockaded by the English which contributed massively to its failure.

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This is just knob-clutching BritNat fantasy. Salmond knows his history - Darien was blockaded by the English which contributed massively to its failure.

:lol:

I take it you didn't do history at that college of yours?

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This is just knob-clutching BritNat fantasy. Salmond knows his history - Darien was blockaded by the English which contributed massively to its failure.

And Salmond, knowing his history, came back with a brilliant riposte?

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This is just knob-clutching BritNat fantasy. Salmond knows his history - Darien was blockaded by the English which contributed massively to its failure.

Can you provide me some evidence of this blockade by the English fleet please HND?

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