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bluemarkers

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7. late to this

Reply to muriel_volestrangler (Original post)

Sun Sep 7, 2014, 10:16 PM

Sep 2014

is there a reliable source that might show both sides of this story....

or just tell me which side Murdoch is on... that will explain everything

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Scots to be offered radical new deal in bid to save the union [View all] muriel_volestrangler Sep 2014 OP

I hope not, but that may well be too little too late. non sociopath skin Sep 2014 #1

Unnecessary panic from No. oldironside Sep 2014 #2

Panelbase is a similar form of polling muriel_volestrangler Sep 2014 #3

The polls later in the week... oldironside Sep 2014 #4

AV was a low turnout, though (42%) muriel_volestrangler Sep 2014 #5

But I've heard it argued ... oldironside Sep 2014 #6

TNS-BRMB - No leads by 1 point among 16+, tie for those certain to vote muriel_volestrangler Sep 2014 #12

Survation for the Daily Record... oldironside Sep 2014 #17

TNS - a face-to-face poll - went from an 8 point No lead to a tie muriel_volestrangler Sep 2014 #18

"No. The proof is the actual result." oldironside Sep 2014 #19

Arrogant? What did I write that was 'arrogant'? muriel_volestrangler Sep 2014 #20

late to this bluemarkers Sep 2014 #7

He's pro-SNP and pro-independence Anarcho-Socialist Sep 2014 #8

o.m.g. bluemarkers Sep 2014 #10

Isn't it great... LeftishBrit Sep 2014 #11

Rupert Murdoch thinks it's an opportunity for Rupert Murdoch Anarcho-Socialist Sep 2014 #9

Yeah but Murdoch won't live forever...Scotland on the other hand... mackerel Sep 2014 #13

If the Scots vote Yes fedsron2us Sep 2014 #14

Good point about the demographics muriel_volestrangler Sep 2014 #15

Agree 100% on the latter point fedsron2us Sep 2014 #16

If Murdoch's for Independence, then I'd instinctively be against it. Matilda Sep 2014 #21

Bonnie Prince Charlie wasn't against the English Anarcho-Socialist Sep 2014 #25

True, Butcher Cumberland fought with the Scottish Lowlanders Matilda Sep 2014 #30

OT question: Wales and England.... steve2470 Sep 2014 #22

They haven't been so keen on it, on the whole muriel_volestrangler Sep 2014 #23

There was a parliament in Machynlleth geardaddy Sep 2014 #28

The answer is no Anarcho-Socialist Sep 2014 #26

FWIW the correct spelling is "Senedd" geardaddy Sep 2014 #27

Good catch! n/t Anarcho-Socialist Sep 2014 #29

John Oliver begs Scotland not to go...lol mackerel Sep 2014 #24

Actually, Cameron may not be ABLE to offer that deal after all. Ken Burch Sep 2014 #31

A lot of promises were made by the "No" camp. T_i_B Sep 2014 #32

From this morning's statement, Cameron sees to be looking to use the "No" vote to his own ends ... non sociopath skin Sep 2014 #33

I think a system of "only English MPs vote on this" looks more like what he'll want muriel_volestrangler Sep 2014 #34

I have seen calls for a UK constitutonal convention. T_i_B Sep 2014 #35

I agree about the over-centralisation... LeftishBrit Sep 2014 #36