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Re: The rise of the Yes vote
« Reply #15 on: September 06, 2020, 12:33:16 pm »
The SNP should ditch this neverendum crap and concentrate fixing the things that they've made a total **** of. Like health, education and basically running the country properly.
Can’t be fixed properly without control of our own economy.
Westmonster's fault? 🙄
No it’s fault as such, no. Just a practical reality of the current arrangement.
Do you seriously and honestly think we would be better off financially with independece ? 🤔
I think it’s highly probable that we would be, yes. So do some of the world’s leading economists but I must just say I got there first.
I honestly do not get it when the figures and other worlds leading economists say otherwise. Personally I think we would be walking into a financial disaster with austerity max.
I cannot get my head round an obviously intelligent guy that has done very well for himself will even take the risk. Especially when you have kids as well.
I get the dafties like the 25 in my work who is freedom, **** England etc... who does not have a clue. But someone like you, why ? 🤔
The world’s leading economists don’t take that view though, it’s just false to say they do.
The one you quoted says that we would be like Greece if we were to join the eu as an independent country. He supported brexit, do you agree with him?
I was always on the fence re Brexit. I don’t have a strong view there.

You should look at Professor Blyth’s most recent contribution and check the main consensus among leading economists.

Just to confirm, Kevin Hague, the online period shop owner, isn’t an economist.
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