Sun Sep 07, 2014 9:35 pm
Sun Sep 07, 2014 9:50 pm
Sun Sep 07, 2014 9:55 pm
Sun Sep 07, 2014 9:58 pm
BlueGog wrote:I certainly hope the vote goes YES in Scotland.
The Scots elected to join England 300 year ago and it's taken them that long to see their mistake.
If the vote goes no they would be the first country ever to vote against independence, but the momentum is with the YES who have a brilliant campaign on social media etc.
Let hope a YES vote in Scotland will wake up the people of Wales! We didn't have the choice of joining the union it was forced upon us. Enough is enough.
Go for it Scotland, come on Wales to freedom!
Sun Sep 07, 2014 10:00 pm
Military Junta wrote:Wales can't even run it's own NHS for fucks sake and the WAG creates it's own black hole like Cardiff Airport. I wouldn't trust those cunts to run f**k all
Sun Sep 07, 2014 10:02 pm
llangainbluebird wrote:BlueGog wrote:I certainly hope the vote goes YES in Scotland.
The Scots elected to join England 300 year ago and it's taken them that long to see their mistake.
If the vote goes no they would be the first country ever to vote against independence, but the momentum is with the YES who have a brilliant campaign on social media etc.
Let hope a YES vote in Scotland will wake up the people of Wales! We didn't have the choice of joining the union it was forced upon us. Enough is enough.
Go for it Scotland, come on Wales to freedom!
Quebec voted against independence from Canada back in the 90s. By the narrowest of margins. It got nasty at the time, but since then the Parti Quebecois have lost a lot of ground.
Sun Sep 07, 2014 10:07 pm
Sun Sep 07, 2014 10:14 pm
BlueGog wrote:Military Junta wrote:Wales can't even run it's own NHS for fucks sake and the WAG creates it's own black hole like Cardiff Airport. I wouldn't trust those cunts to run f**k all
I think you'll find that the NHS in Wales is in a far better state than England although the right wing English press will tell you otherwise, but they would wouldn't they.
As for Cardiff airport, don't blame the assembly, blame Labour they run the place. It's their policy. Time for a change don't you think?
Sun Sep 07, 2014 10:20 pm
BlueGog wrote:llangainbluebird wrote:BlueGog wrote:I certainly hope the vote goes YES in Scotland.
The Scots elected to join England 300 year ago and it's taken them that long to see their mistake.
If the vote goes no they would be the first country ever to vote against independence, but the momentum is with the YES who have a brilliant campaign on social media etc.
Let hope a YES vote in Scotland will wake up the people of Wales! We didn't have the choice of joining the union it was forced upon us. Enough is enough.
Go for it Scotland, come on Wales to freedom!
Quebec voted against independence from Canada back in the 90s. By the narrowest of margins. It got nasty at the time, but since then the Parti Quebecois have lost a lot of ground.
Quite right, they did.
Sun Sep 07, 2014 10:50 pm
Forever Blue wrote:AJ1927 wrote:Would you vote for independence if Wales were in Scotland's shoes?
Would you want free of the Westminster Rule?
Due to residency rules I am eligible to vote and I am undecided.
What would you do?
Tony, I have watched hours and hours of programmes on it, read every paper as I love politics.
I dont want them to have independence as I am for Britain and us all together, but I can understand why many of them want it.
I cant stand Alex Salmond and I feel he is not genuine.
Worthy of a sticky as this is massive in the World, never mind UK, Spain are watching as there is a battle going on there as well.
So its a NO from me.
Sun Sep 07, 2014 11:26 pm
Sun Sep 07, 2014 11:27 pm
Military Junta wrote:BlueGog wrote:Military Junta wrote:Wales can't even run it's own NHS for fucks sake and the WAG creates it's own black hole like Cardiff Airport. I wouldn't trust those cunts to run f**k all
I think you'll find that the NHS in Wales is in a far better state than England although the right wing English press will tell you otherwise, but they would wouldn't they.
As for Cardiff airport, don't blame the assembly, blame Labour they run the place. It's their policy. Time for a change don't you think?
Sorry but Labour have been in power of the WAG ever since it was first set-up and with the help of Plaid and the Lib Dems at different times so I will blame the WAG FFS and if you really think the NHS is better in Wales than England then you obviously haven't been following the current affairs for the last few yeas then have you!!!!
The Labour run WAG is blindly walking the people of Wales into a Communist state and the amount of propaganda which have come to nothing should have people seeing through them by now. Remember the electric pods which were going to go around Cardiff, the seaplanes which was going to take off from Cardiff Bay, they STILL haven't finished the A465 expansion, they spend a fortune on the Newport bypass project, then reject it and now it's back on the drawing board, then you had the seven barrage and f**k I could go on.
Sun Sep 07, 2014 11:31 pm
BanterLad115 wrote:Military Junta wrote:BlueGog wrote:Military Junta wrote:Wales can't even run it's own NHS for fucks sake and the WAG creates it's own black hole like Cardiff Airport. I wouldn't trust those cunts to run f**k all
I think you'll find that the NHS in Wales is in a far better state than England although the right wing English press will tell you otherwise, but they would wouldn't they.
As for Cardiff airport, don't blame the assembly, blame Labour they run the place. It's their policy. Time for a change don't you think?
Sorry but Labour have been in power of the WAG ever since it was first set-up and with the help of Plaid and the Lib Dems at different times so I will blame the WAG FFS and if you really think the NHS is better in Wales than England then you obviously haven't been following the current affairs for the last few yeas then have you!!!!
The Labour run WAG is blindly walking the people of Wales into a Communist state and the amount of propaganda which have come to nothing should have people seeing through them by now. Remember the electric pods which were going to go around Cardiff, the seaplanes which was going to take off from Cardiff Bay, they STILL haven't finished the A465 expansion, they spend a fortune on the Newport bypass project, then reject it and now it's back on the drawing board, then you had the seven barrage and f**k I could go on.
They've been centralising the NHS for years, sure it's ok for us but they've totally screwed over the rural areas, The Anglesey council was dirtier than Nixon, we've been a one party state for 4 decades. I was sat listening to 6 representatives in school last year. The green party woman was completely insane - spent the whole time talking about bees
the labour and lib dem women spent the whole time bickering because some guy had screwed and left both of them and they were taking it out on each other
the conservative guy was alright but had the motivation and forward thinking of a drunk
I felt like starting a military coup by the end of it........I'm happy with London, not to mention I like the royal family and the history we've shared, England just needs to get its head out of its ass.
the plaid guy was good but I don't trust his party.
Sun Sep 07, 2014 11:35 pm
Sun Sep 07, 2014 11:43 pm
Sun Sep 07, 2014 11:47 pm
RFMH wrote:If Scotland vote yes won't that essentially put the. Conservatives in majority power for the rest of time? The loss of Labour MPs in Scotland will earn a certain Tory win.
Sun Sep 07, 2014 11:52 pm
BracklaBlue72 wrote:It's a big yes from me . Would love Wales to be in the same financial position but would still vote yes right now if we had the vote . Need to strip down the public sector and build up the private sector though. We'd probably have to bite the bullet of 10 years of hardship before the economy started to grow ( unlike the scots who are pretty much at that level already) but then it'd be in our hands and would finally be able to shed the mantle of being one of European poorest regions....
Sun Sep 07, 2014 11:55 pm
mr_nellio wrote:Same situation for me. I will be voting no. I work for a British company in a small satellite office. My job security cannot be guaranteed in the result of a yes vote. It may be no longer viable for the company to operate a satellite office in a foreign country. Also there is still no guarantee on what the currency will be and there is no long term plan past say 10 years.
I can see why they want to do it because in the short term it does look beneficial for Scotland but it's a risk I cannot at this moment in time afford to take.
There is a lot of uncertainty and questions without answers IMO.
Sun Sep 07, 2014 11:57 pm
Sun Sep 07, 2014 11:59 pm
moonboots wrote:BracklaBlue72 wrote:It's a big yes from me . Would love Wales to be in the same financial position but would still vote yes right now if we had the vote . Need to strip down the public sector and build up the private sector though. We'd probably have to bite the bullet of 10 years of hardship before the economy started to grow ( unlike the scots who are pretty much at that level already) but then it'd be in our hands and would finally be able to shed the mantle of being one of European poorest regions....
I think that you've painted a fairly realistic picture. I too would vote YES for Wales to be independent. Hundreds of years of english rule have fucked us up good and proper. Bottom of every league table tells its own story. We've been stripped of all our natural resources, just like Scotland with THEIR oil, and in return we've been starved of investment, leaving us far poorer than most english regions...yet most Welsh people just roll over and accept it. A pathetic lack of confidence in our own ability.
Mon Sep 08, 2014 12:01 am
BanterLad115 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:AJ1927 wrote:Would you vote for independence if Wales were in Scotland's shoes?
Would you want free of the Westminster Rule?
Due to residency rules I am eligible to vote and I am undecided.
What would you do?
Tony, I have watched hours and hours of programmes on it, read every paper as I love politics.
I dont want them to have independence as I am for Britain and us all together, but I can understand why many of them want it.
I cant stand Alex Salmond and I feel he is not genuine.
Worthy of a sticky as this is massive in the World, never mind UK, Spain are watching as there is a battle going on there as well.
So its a NO from me.
definite NO, I don't always like the British government but I wouldn't trust the Senedd with my password for this forum let alone any major decisions, bunch of corrupt, incompetent Neanderthals. They can't even provide a decent level of education.
Mon Sep 08, 2014 12:05 am
moonboots wrote:BanterLad115 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:AJ1927 wrote:Would you vote for independence if Wales were in Scotland's shoes?
Would you want free of the Westminster Rule?
Due to residency rules I am eligible to vote and I am undecided.
What would you do?
Tony, I have watched hours and hours of programmes on it, read every paper as I love politics.
I dont want them to have independence as I am for Britain and us all together, but I can understand why many of them want it.
I cant stand Alex Salmond and I feel he is not genuine.
Worthy of a sticky as this is massive in the World, never mind UK, Spain are watching as there is a battle going on there as well.
So its a NO from me.
definite NO, I don't always like the British government but I wouldn't trust the Senedd with my password for this forum let alone any major decisions, bunch of corrupt, incompetent Neanderthals. They can't even provide a decent level of education.
And of course the Westminster politicians are not corrupt or incompetent at all......
Mon Sep 08, 2014 12:13 am
Military Junta wrote:moonboots wrote:BracklaBlue72 wrote:It's a big yes from me . Would love Wales to be in the same financial position but would still vote yes right now if we had the vote . Need to strip down the public sector and build up the private sector though. We'd probably have to bite the bullet of 10 years of hardship before the economy started to grow ( unlike the scots who are pretty much at that level already) but then it'd be in our hands and would finally be able to shed the mantle of being one of European poorest regions....
I think that you've painted a fairly realistic picture. I too would vote YES for Wales to be independent. Hundreds of years of english rule have fucked us up good and proper. Bottom of every league table tells its own story. We've been stripped of all our natural resources, just like Scotland with THEIR oil, and in return we've been starved of investment, leaving us far poorer than most english regions...yet most Welsh people just roll over and accept it. A pathetic lack of confidence in our own ability.
The Welsh assembly take their cut before they give the councils in wales their handout from Westminsterand it's the WAG which runs both education and the NHS in Wales so what was that you mentioned about league tables ?
I'm going to be direct here when I say that some of the comments on here (especially the wales about an Independant Wales) are filled with anti-Westminister propaganda and you should start understanding what the WAG controls before blaming Westminister.
Mon Sep 08, 2014 12:52 am
Mon Sep 08, 2014 6:59 am
Mon Sep 08, 2014 7:24 am
Mon Sep 08, 2014 7:27 am
Military Junta wrote:moonboots wrote:BanterLad115 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:AJ1927 wrote:Would you vote for independence if Wales were in Scotland's shoes?
Would you want free of the Westminster Rule?
Due to residency rules I am eligible to vote and I am undecided.
What would you do?
Tony, I have watched hours and hours of programmes on it, read every paper as I love politics.
I dont want them to have independence as I am for Britain and us all together, but I can understand why many of them want it.
I cant stand Alex Salmond and I feel he is not genuine.
Worthy of a sticky as this is massive in the World, never mind UK, Spain are watching as there is a battle going on there as well.
So its a NO from me.
definite NO, I don't always like the British government but I wouldn't trust the Senedd with my password for this forum let alone any major decisions, bunch of corrupt, incompetent Neanderthals. They can't even provide a decent level of education.
And of course the Westminster politicians are not corrupt or incompetent at all......
The amount of Valley AMs who have second homes in Cardiff Bay and Penarth is a f*cking joke when thousands of people from the valleys have to travel to work every single day!!!! The two AMs which are married (Huw Lewis from Merthyr and Lynee Neagle from Torfean actually charged the WAG two separate mortgages for the one second home and doubled up in the fittings and furnishing yet the bastards are still there as the public like voting Labour like f*cking lemmings
Mon Sep 08, 2014 7:39 am
Mon Sep 08, 2014 7:41 am
llangainbluebird wrote:A matter for the people of Scotland. Really don't care what they do.
Mon Sep 08, 2014 8:08 am
GrangeEndStar wrote:No. No and thrice No.
The UK is minuscule and needs unity. After many years of experiencing political guff, I generally have no confidence in any mealy-mouthed 'career' politician - if someone wants to be a politician, then they shouldn't be allowed to be one. They say that business does, the government just does what it can. These clowns just tinker and fiddle as a career option as they wouldn't survive in the private sector. And can you imagine Wales pushing for the same? I am truly aghast when I see the likes of Leanne Wood & co in positions of potential power as they are beyond clueless. I like Carwyn as a bloke, seems trustworthy and heart in the right place but is this really the best talent we can offer as a leader of Wales? And this new Welsh Secretary Stephen Crabb? For real? Someone who lives near me was recently made an AM and its beyond a joke that the system allows people to be in any capacity of office when they simply just are not up to the task it in terms of experience and competence.
On a separate note, I have just cleaned the screen of my new 65" TV to remove tell-tale smear marks as a result of my ritual of rubbing my fat cock on the faces of the new Strictly bitches to wish them good luck. Winkleman's face looks like a balloon on the 12th day of Christmas and always reduces 'Mr T' to a semi.