The West Lothian question

[lordbarneth]

Originally Posted by keltic_bhoy

Why, did you miss me? You know, some of us people have lives away from these boards. It's also been quite difficult to find a thread on here which you haven't violated with your filth. I suppose if that's all you have to add to the discussions on the forum then I'll have to get used to it? So what are your views on the West Lothian Question, by the way, Lord Barneth?

until the english have their own parliement or devolution then it is entirely appt. for MP's to vote on british issues.

would that be 'filthy' facts you are refering to. ah la la la la dee da dee da tum tum.

now you get back to your threads you were so passionate about, your silence speaks volumes mind you.

la da da.

[keltic_bhoy]

Originally Posted by lordbarneth

until the english have their own parliement or devolution then it is entirely appt. for MP's to vote on british issues.

would that be 'filthy' facts you are refering to. ah la la la la dee da dee da tum tum.

now you get back to your threads you were so passionate about, your silence speaks volumes mind you.

la da da.

Just for the record of anyone who is wondering what the ennobled Lord Barneth is going on about now. Himself and another forum member thought it appropriate to bring the totally unrelated subject of child abuse and paedophilia into a discussion about Manchester United and Celtic FC in the Sports forum with the sole aim of getting a reaction. I personally find this quite tasteless and wont take part in their pathetic games, but Lord Barneth in particluar seems to be getting off on it. This is all I have to say on the matter.

[lordbarneth]

Originally Posted by keltic_bhoy

Just for the record of anyone who is wondering what the ennobled Lord Barneth is going on about now. Himself and another forum member thought it appropriate to bring the totally unrelated subject of child abuse and paedophilia into a discussion about Manchester United and Celtic FC in the Sports forum with the sole aim of getting a reaction. I personally find this quite tasteless and wont take part in their pathetic games, but Lord Barneth in particluar seems to be getting off on it. This is all I have to say on the matter.

yes, but you did take part in these tasteless games and when confronted with the truth you, ehm, ran away from said truth. enough from me on this matter, i now consider it well and truly closed, finished, end off strory. NO MORE has to said.

[keltic_bhoy]

An interesting article by Michael Portillo.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article...2-2230624.html

"It is painfully apparent that the greatest talents in Scottish politics are not content with running their own country of 5m people. They prefer to rule the 60m who make up the UK, enjoying the sway in international affairs that Britain as a whole carries."
Unfortunately this is true for top Labour/Lib Dem/Tory Scottish politicians at Westminster. They are so bent on power that they forget where they came from sometimes.

"Britain today is growing faster than its large continental rivals, and the loss of a twelfth of our population in a region that drags down our national performance could not harm us. Our hydrocarbons are less of an issue now that they are being exhausted."
So now that London has sucked Scotland dry of its most valuable natural resource they are going to cast us aside. Scotland should gain Independence on its own terms now and not when English politicians who couldn't give a toss about us decide.

"Perhaps McConnell needs reminding that his population lives as well as it does thanks to subsidies extorted from English taxpayers."
Fluff.

"That last point leads to the thought that separation might not be so bad for Scotland either. It is a pensioner economy existing on English handouts, and consequently its politicians implement centralising policies of a kind abandoned in the former Soviet satellite states."
More fluff.

"As the Irish economy has freed itself from British influence, and in a new context for relations between London and Dublin created by the European Union, the Irish seem largely to have shed their anti-British hostility."
If Ireland can do it, so can Scotland.

"Before the expansion of the EU, we used to think that Scotland would be too small to go it alone. But with a population of 5m it is larger than Ireland, Luxembourg, Cyprus, Malta, Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia, and about the same size as Denmark and Slovakia, all of which are member states."
The SNP have been saying this for years before EU expansion. Surely this man cannot be a Tory.

"A Tory Scotland would be on the cards again."
Better an Independent Tory Scotland than the New Labour Unionist crap we have to put up with now.

[lordbarneth]

aye, very good, celtic bhoy. just get involved when the newspaper reports things that suit you. STILL in hiding.