Before that there were never any Troubles and a Scottish independence referendum in 2014 would have been unthinkable.
It’s quite possible there won’t be an EU to join, now the money tree has uprooted itself and become a Global trading Nation.
Cannot see the EU lasting more than 10 years..
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Very patronising as always HT, still you carry on living in your middle class utopia observing from afar [emoji6]
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Id love to see you try to tell that to my wife and her family who whilst all being born in N. Ireland
all have British passports.
Patronising, disagree but can understand why you say this. Middle-class, deeply offensive
Whilst you’re right about NIMBYism I would imagine they would be home ported back at Plymouth initially this includes the SSN’s which many were based at before and the 4 SSBN’s!
Then the MOD would have to find a suitable base possible in the Northwest or perhaps run the SSBNs out of the US sub base Kings Bay in Georgia?
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A very quick search of Google shows they were a net contributor at least in 2018...3 years ago....I’m sure this didn’t come as a surprise to them. And if it did I’m sure 3 years later they “found out”
https://europa.eu/european-union/about-eu/countries/member-countries/ireland_en
I think most people realise I enjoy a “battle of wits” on here but it’s just too easy with you. You post something and literally with one simple search I can disprove your post. Not only is this frustrating for me, it must be a little bit embarrassing for you? If you don’t know what you’re talking about why not do a little bit of research first? The internet is really brilliant for this. Trust me, we’ll both benefit.
The same was said of Ireland which was pretty much bankrupt 13 years or so ago. Through strategic management and investment its now a highly investable nation with a economy balanced between finance, manufacture, tech, life science, agriculture and service and growth and GDP per capita far better than the U.K. the last time I looked.
I can’t see any reason why Scotland can’t do the same; there’s value in being an English speaking nation within the EU with close proximity and ties to the U.K. I can see many England based businesses setting up an office over the border.....just like they have done in Ireland. If Scotland follows a similar strategy I can see money flowing into the country just like Ireland.
Is the concept of Scotland wanting to decide for themselves whether they are in or out of the EU really that difficult to grasp?
I was being flippant when I used Brighton as an Example because they wouldn't be based there. One the water isn't deep enough close to shore. And secondly, they would go to somewhere on the West Coast. Somewhere that it is easier to monitor any foreign attempts to attack them from the sea.. They would probably go to Liverpool or Bristol
Ignoring the reasons for wanting to part company with us, has she and her cronies thought about defence. England can easily accommodate the two bases in Scotland in East Anglia. Faslane would fit in Portsmouth, leaving Miss Krankie having to form Scotlands army, navy and air force. Say nothing of the huge financial losses to her economy if that were to happen.
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Very patronising as always HT, still you carry on living in your middle class utopia observing from afar [emoji6]
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Not a chance, closer to Morcambe , based at either those two ports would require 2 days at least on the surface until the could dive, they’re on the surface for at least 24 hours from Faslane.
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A very quick search of Google shows they were a net contributor at least in 2018...3 years ago....I’m sure this didn’t come as a surprise to them. And if it did I’m sure 3 years later they “found out”
https://europa.eu/european-union/about-eu/countries/member-countries/ireland_en
I think most people realise I enjoy a “battle of wits” on here but it’s just too easy with you. You post something and literally with one simple search I can disprove your post. Not only is this frustrating for me, it must be a little bit embarrassing for you? If you don’t know what you’re talking about why not do a little bit of research first? The internet is really brilliant for this. Trust me, we’ll both benefit.
Ireland was given a huge amount of cash from the EU and allowed to start again, cannot see Scotland anytime soon getting anything like that as the EU haven't got a euro to rub together and just lost 10% of it's contributions.
Last time independence was voted on the whole basis of the Scot's economy was oil with an oil price that was never likely to be achieved furthermore it in fact collapsed to a 1/4 of the price they had predicted.
Your link is a fascinating read for the Fourth Reichers I’m sure.
It says Ireland has been a member of the EU since 1973...I most probably am mistaken, I’m sure the EU did not exist until 1993 ?
Anyhow, I’m sure you’re all going to be very happy together, forward Mein Europa eh .
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And Scotland would have the ''Target off it's back''
England did the exact same as Russia - They deployed their Nuclear Warheads in places like Estonia Ukraine Kazakhstan etc initially. They didn't want Russians living next to them so put the Target on the backs of those countries instead of Russia which is why they fought so hard to keep those countries as long as they did because they knew they would need to move them closer to home.
I actually visited the site where they used to be in Estonia where the Nuclear Warhead which was trained on London used to be. It has all these beautiful Big Houses where you would expect Hollywood Stars to live in right on the Coast of Estonia. - All those big houses ; no one lives in them now because it is too dangerous to live so close to that area of the country after the Russians dismantled the Warheads and moved them closer to home in Russia.
Lets see what happens when the Government in England tells some region in England that they now need to have them on their Doorstep. I am not sure that if the Government says that they will be move to just off the Coast of Brighton, many on here would welcome them with open arms despite the amount of jobs they might bring to the region.