P8s to Lossiemouth(not a deployment)
Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2016 5:52 pm
What happens to Lossiemouth if Scotland votes to leave UK as seems very possible?
John in Seaford
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He's speaking the truthLM47 wrote:It will still be in Morayshire
Richard
I think you'll find that Scotland voted to stay in the UK.lambo1784 wrote:What happens to Lossiemouth if Scotland votes to leave UK as seems very possible?
John in Seaford
Eeeerrrmmmm..................that was a different referendum.................Malcy wrote:
The fine people of Moray voted by 49.9% Leave 50.1% Remain 23,992 to 24,114 - so half of my relatives would be happy to stay out of the EU !!!
Agreed however - I suspect (based on others opinions and intentions) that the Scottish electorate have voted in the Indyref, General Election, Scottish Parliament Elections and EU membership Referendum in the same way - anti-Cameron, anti-establishment, anti-austerity, anti-being in the UKMike wrote:Eeeerrrmmmm..................that was a different referendum.................Malcy wrote:
The fine people of Moray voted by 49.9% Leave 50.1% Remain 23,992 to 24,114 - so half of my relatives would be happy to stay out of the EU !!!
Yep, lunacy just about sums it up. But then ideology never always followed common sense now did it?!?davidn wrote:The SNP are full of wind.
Why would they look to separate from what is by far their largest trading partner? A partnership in which Scotland has a huge amount of automony and a partership which has edured for 300 years and shares a common currency, common laws, common regulations and no trade barriers, free movement of labour etc. It's lunacy.
Our largest trading partner was the EU, and we still brexited, so why couldn't the Scottish do the same?! I wouldn't blame them if the Scottish people wanted to!davidn wrote:The SNP are full of wind.
Why would they look to separate from what is by far their largest trading partner? A partnership in which Scotland has a huge amount of automony and a partership which has endured for 300 years and shares a common currency, common laws, common regulations and no trade barriers, free movement of labour etc. It's lunacy.
There is no clearer answer than that.Mike wrote:I think you'll find that Scotland voted to stay in the UK.lambo1784 wrote:What happens to Lossiemouth if Scotland votes to leave UK as seems very possible?