Blueprint for Scotland

[russell]

BBC News - Scottish independence: SNP launches referendum blueprint

Some of the headline pledges are...

Thirty hours of childcare per week in term time for all three and four-year-olds, as well as vulnerable two-year-olds. - Female vote - Check
Trident nuclear weapons, currently based on the Clyde, removed within the first parliament. - Lefty vote - Check
Housing benefit reforms, described be critics as the "bedroom tax" to be abolished in first year of an independent Scottish parliament. - Unemployed/Working Class vote - Check
No rise in basic rate of tax. - Middle Class Vote - Check

Results - Independence!

If they can lower corp tax enough, I reckon it will attract the large corps to set up in Glasgow,Edinburgh. BOOMED!

[minestrone]

I was hoping to avoid this nonsense on here.

[Mich the Tester]

If they can lower corp tax enough, I reckon it will attract the large corps to set up in Glasgow,Edinburgh. BOOMED!

Except they wouldn't get into the EU if they did that, and seeing as Mr Salmond wants Scotland in the EU...

[russell]

I was hoping to avoid this nonsense on here.

This is the start mate, the next 12 months will be one big debate on here.

Thinking I should start a constractorscotland.com forum just incase.

[Mich the Tester]

Thinking I should start a constractorscotland.com forum just incase.

Is that a snake that works by the hour?

[minestrone]

I heard they were giving out foreign press lanyards to the English reporters at the press conference.

It is brutally embarrassing the whole thing.

[russell]

Except they wouldn't get into the EU if they did that, and seeing as Mr Salmond wants Scotland in the EU...

You have heard of Ireland, Holland and Luxembourg?

[russell]

Is that a snake that works by the hour?

Scottish speeling.

[Mich the Tester]

You have heard of Ireland, Holland and Luxembourg?

Yep, but they're already in; Scotland would have to negotiate entry, just as the EU are talking about clamping down on low tax regimes.

[d000hg]

I know parts of Scotland are quite tough, but where exactly are they so hard that even the 2-year-olds are NOT vulnerable?