Re: the Scottish independence issue
Originally Posted by smithy76
(Post 11349523)
A state in the usa is not synonymous with the use of the word as in meaning country or nation. Like i said, oranges and tangelos...interesting to ponder over the similarities perhaps but in the end, can't be called the same so no real conclusion from one can apply to the other.
In American law, all powers, all powers, belong to the many states except those specifically enumerated in the Federal Constitution as belonging to the Feds. Basically, everything that does not involve collecting or spending money or foreign policy belongs to the State. |
Re: the Scottish independence issue
Theoretically.
Practice is different. |
Re: the Scottish independence issue
Originally Posted by holly_1948
(Post 11350362)
It certainly is.
In American law, all powers, all powers, belong to the many states except those specifically enumerated in the Federal Constitution as belonging to the Feds. Basically, everything that does not involve collecting or spending money or foreign policy belongs to the State. |
Re: the Scottish independence issue
The oils running out ! Really ?Never heard so much BS.Tale of Two Governments on fracking | Scottish National Party
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Re: the Scottish independence issue
Originally Posted by neilcumming
(Post 11351362)
The oils running out ! Really ?Never heard so much BS.Tale of Two Governments on fracking | Scottish National Party
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Re: the Scottish independence issue
Originally Posted by robin1234
(Post 11351386)
I read this link. Don't see how it relates to your comment. ("The oils running out!" [SIC])
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Re: the Scottish independence issue
Originally Posted by neilcumming
(Post 11351491)
Ok forgot a wee ' , the oil's running out ,its called sarcasm :p
Originally Posted by neilcumming
(Post 11347538)
.... .Scotland the sick man of Europe for decades thanks to successive UK governments. ....
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Re: the Scottish independence issue
So, as we get closer, is there any more indication as to which way it goes?
And if Scotland does go for independence then how long before Scotland leaves the EU and problems like this go away: url=http://www.bbc.com/news/business-28715643 BBC News - Scottish fish stuck in port amid Russia sanctions 10 August 2014 Last updated at 00:08 BST Russia has imposed an almost total ban on food imports from the European Union, the United States and several other Western countries, in retaliation for sanctions on Moscow ... |
Re: the Scottish independence issue
Originally Posted by holly_1948
(Post 11364847)
So, as we get closer, is there any more indication as to which way it goes?
And if Scotland does go for independence then how long before Scotland leaves the EU and problems like this go away: . |
Re: the Scottish independence issue
Did they show the Salmond vs. Darling debate in the US?
Salmond came out looking like a right prat. |
Re: the Scottish independence issue
Originally Posted by dunroving
(Post 11365293)
Did they show the Salmond vs. Darling debate in the US?
Salmond came out looking like a right prat. |
Re: the Scottish independence issue
Originally Posted by dunroving
(Post 11365293)
.... Salmond came out looking like a right prat.
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Re: the Scottish independence issue
Originally Posted by Pulaski
(Post 11365317)
Really? I find that very hard to imagine! :rolleyes:
On this occasion, the audience got to simply make comments and some of them really laid into him. Of course, (a) he couldn't respond and (b) if he tried to respond, he couldn't use his usual tactic because each member of the audience is a representative of the great voting public. It was very entertaining seeing him have to stand there and take it without being allowed to dish it out. :thumbsup: |
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How will the new Dr Who vote ? They have asked every other celebrity - even the son-in-law of the Duke of Westminster !
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I thought Darling had Salmond on the ropes for abit over the currency but Salmond won it on pts for me with he dialogue with the audience .Darling was like a headless chicken at times ,hysterical almost.
Some clarity on the currency union from the man in the know Mark Carney ,the governor. Finance Secretary welcomes Carney comments | Scottish National Party |
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