It is possible that a sizeable proportion of the electorate will believe him, even if an administration that continues to make spending promises as grandiose as the SNP at a time of universal belt-tightening must eventually test even the Scottish public's credulity.
And for all his and his party's railing about defence cuts, what on earth would a non-aligned, non-Nato, independent Scotland of five million people, want with two giant aircraft carriers – the biggest ships the Royal Navy has ever had? At £5 billion for the pair, even my arithmetic tells me that's £1,000 for every man, woman and child.
Is this a credible policy for a sensible party or merely another example of Nat nuttiness?
Full economic powers? I wouldn't send them for a fish supper
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
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Cochrane on the post-independence Salmond:
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"Full economic powers? I wouldn't send them for a fish supper"
This is Mr Alan Cochrane who works for the Barclay Brothers who live on Sark - a place "with full economic powers" the last time I checked. And where possibly he gets his work pension managed from------
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