Nicola Sturgeon in Berlin

in case of no deal, new indy ref in 2020

she's been meeting with the leaders of my party, the green party

obviously the scottish are welcome in the EU if they wanna stay

https://www.zeit.de/politik/ausland/2019-09/schottland-unabhaengigkeit-referendum-nicola-sturgeon

 

 

what a load of bollocks

obviously we can't stay we have to re-apply

and the krauts love a small, cheap nation but the Spanish will tell us to gt fooked

I wonder what hungary will make of it

spain will tell us to get fooked because they hate independence movements and because we keep slagging them off over catalonia

no way castillians will back it

 

DD - If there is self determined independence for Scotland (no sign off from Westminster) and an acceptance and acknowledgement by the EU of said independence, what precedent would that set for Catalonia or Basque separatists? Ergo, Spain would hardly be jumping over themselves to agree to accession...

Yes m4 you are a very thick twot. 

1 - Scotland does not want the Euro.

2 - several EU states would block it. 

3 - THEY DONT FIT THE RULES TO JOIN. 

4 - You are thick twot. 

 

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spain will tell us to get fooked because they hate independence movements and because we keep slagging them off over catalonia

That's not what it says in the Spanish press.

she is fudging it

the SNP won't offer a firm position because they know views are split

1/3 of voters in Scotland chose leave based on CURRENT arrangements, imagine how we will feel without the UK vetos and possibly with the euro

there's a lot of ill-feeling towards the EU for its "neoliberal" fiscal policies

well, you do as you please

albeit I do not understand the current sentence: "1/3 of voters in Scotland chose leave based on CURRENT arrangements, imagine how we will feel without the UK vetos and possibly with the euro"

without which UK Vetos and who says the euro is bad for you (apart from brexiters)? I just went to slovenia, they are 3 million citizens and have the euro and do v well

it did. they had squirmishes with croatia in 1991, a bit of shooting and tanks facing each other off

other than that it was EU membership that made Slovenia what it s today - a well to do nation

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slovenia is  a 3rd world shithole. 

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I am loving this post - it encompasses the whole spirit of brexit Britain. lack of knowledge combined with ultra arrogance. we will see where this attitude will take you. little hint - I know where it will take you. wanna know?

Krankie wants to stay in the EU whilst campaigning to become an independent nation which will mean that they leave it by default if she wins Indy Ref 2.  

Scotland is not an economically viable country and will probably be stuffed in 5 years as a free-standing entity.  

I really don't understand why any sane and sober Scot would vote leave in Indy Ref 2.  Oh wait a sec...I think I have answered my own question.  

 

 

If that idiotic Jock QC in the SC is representative of the Scottish Establishment, then they are rightly royally  fecked in any sort of independence.

Bunch of jokers, have survived for many a long year on the Barnet hand-out.

If they had to pay their own way they would be grovelling to the IMF within 18 months.

Exactly the opposite. Pedro Sanchez said a couple of years ago that Spain would not object to the re-admittance of an independent Scotland to the EU in short order. There is some mutual feeling between Catalan and Scottish nationalists but I consider Sanchez´s priority if to fvck over the English. As I am sure you know there are (now weak) links between Scotland and France and Spain. They have a common historical opponent. 

The Catalan nationalists are pretty useless so I doubt that Madrid or other regions now consider them much of  a threat. Almost all the people I know who live in Catalonia (granted, not a huge number, about eight) loath the Catalan nationalists.

The only one who has some sympathy was born in England of Scottish parents and was taken there when he was about 2 years old. He was raised and educated there; in Catalan (at school then graduate degree and post-graduate degree from the University of Barcelona.) In fact, anecdotally, most of the rest of the Spaniards I know (mostly from Cantabria and Asturias, Murcia and Valencia and even the Basque Country) seem to have taken, to effect, the view ´if they want independence they can have it; just get the fvck out´ But the Catalans know that if that happens the ´new country´is fvcked. They will have a harder Catalexit from its major trading partners (Spain and France) than anything promised by Brexit.

Clear example. At the time of the 2015 regional elections the Catalan nationalist coalition  (Junts pel Si) said that if it won the election they would hold a referendum within 2 years. Which happened in 2017. They also said that if the referendum was in favour of independence it would declare independence immediately. Well, they won the election and they held the referendum (illegally, by the way, for reasons I can expand upon.) Did they declare? No. They had two years and did not even set up the most basic organisations of a functioning independent state. Not even a central bank. 

Despite its supposed wealth, the Catalan region has had to desperately plead for credit from Madrid over the last decade or more in order to maintain its governmental functions. A few years ago it reported that it was within weeks of being unable to pay civil servants´ (including teachers and health workers) salaries. So a bunch of corrupt jokers.