those countires you mentioned .... take a look at some specifics like population for instance, then take a look at the resources, land mass ..... not really the same as scotland is it?

so your original reply as a comparism is just out the window now is it when its shot down in flames?... gotta love the internet, keep moving the goalposts and not answering or sticking to your original argument.

maybe you should put down the sugarpuffs and get off the recliner and get some fresh air then come back.

amazing how the insults come rolling as soon as the clueless have their "arguments" shot to shreds.

scaltura.... your a mong, i dont think you would have the strengh to fight anything apart from the wrinkles on your arse from sitting on your arse all day on the interwebz talking shit to people on forums.

you big puff, i would roll you up and fling you about like a paper hanky.

gotta love angry little kids with broadband who can't spell and try and take out their frustrations as a result of bad parenting in a loveless household.... you should go get some counselling and some spelling lessons, or just try and read a few books in your spare time in between signing on at the jobcentre to try and better yourself.

"sugarpuff edit is it ya wanker

i'd fukin sugar puff you ya cunt

away and die ya cancerous rat ye"


everyone can see your a un-educated idiot by the quality of your posts, they reveal a lot about what you are really like.
your all mouth and no trousers.

i like how you try and turn this back on me as if im at fault ... but so be it.

idiots gotta have a platform somewhere and i guess this is your platform.

p.s. you spelt "cancerous" and "cunt" wrong.... idiot!

"sugarpuff edit is it ya wanker

i'd fukin sugar puff you ya cunt

away and die ya cancerous rat ye"


everyone can see your a un-educated idiot by the quality of your posts, they reveal a lot about what you are really like.
your all mouth and no trousers.

i like how you try and turn this back on me as if im at fault ... but so be it.

idiots gotta have a platform somewhere and i guess this is your platform.

p.s. you spelt "cancerous" and "fuck" wrong.... idiot!

Orangemen in Northern Ireland and beyond, July 12 is an almost sacred day.
This is odd, because the battle was actually fought on July 1, and King William was on the side of the Pope.

"I care not what puppet is placed upon the throne of England to rule the Empire on which the sun never sets. The man who controls Britain's money supply controls the British Empire, and I control the British money supply"

UK Chancellor George Osborne will rule out a formal currency union with an independent Scotland, government sources have told the BBC.

His position will also be backed by Labour shadow chancellor Ed Balls and Liberal Democrat Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander.

The Scottish government wants to keep the pound in a currency union if there is a referendum "Yes" vote.

SNP ministers said the Westminster parties were bullying Scotland.

Mr Osborne will set out his detailed position this week, with Mr Balls and Mr Alexander expected to follow in the days to come.

Deputy Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said the UK government's position did not bear scrutiny, adding that failure to do a deal on the currency in the event of a "Yes" vote in the 18 September referendum could leave Westminster with all UK debt.

Meanwhile, Alistair Darling, leader of the Better Together campaign to keep the Union, accused the Scottish government of making a "reckless threat".

The Scottish government has set out a plan to retain the pound and the services of the Bank of England, in the event of a "Yes" vote, which it said would be in the best interests of Scotland and the rest of the UK.

Until now, Mr Osborne has said such an agreement would be "unlikely", but a formal ruling out of such a move would pile huge pressure on the Scottish government's currency plan, said BBC political correspondent Tim Reid.

Answering questions at a Downing Street news conference on Tuesday, Prime Minister David Cameron, said: ''I think it would be very difficult to justify a currency union post-independence."