Scotchland is Iceland says Will Hutton
Robert Henderson
journalist Will Hutton described Scotland as Iceland which had only
escaped the consequences of Scotch improvidence because the English,
Welsh and NI taxpayers had bailed out Scotch financial institutions,
the Dunfermline Building Society being the latest dire example of Scotch
ill run financial institutions. (The idea of Welsh and NI taxpayers
bailing out anyone is of course absurd because they are even more
dependent on the English taxpayer than the Scotch).
Hutton said that the Scotch financial services industry was destroyed
and that the idea of Scotch independence was simply ludicrous.
It is abundantly clear that the Scotch children cannot be allowed to run
any aspect of their economy or government. Therefore, my plan of
reservations for the Scotch should be implemented ASAP. RH
--
Robert Henderson
Blair Scandal website: http://www.geocities.com/ blairscandal/
Personal website: http://www.anywhere.demon.co.uk
GM
wrote:
> Speaking on the R5 programme Breakfast today (30 March), the Guardian
> journalist Will Hutton described Scotland as Iceland which had only
> escaped the consequences of Scotch improvidence because the English,
> Welsh and NI taxpayers had bailed out Scotch financial institutions,
> the Dunfermline Building Society being the latest dire example of Scotch
> ill run financial institutions. (The idea of Welsh and NI taxpayers
> bailing out anyone is of course absurd because they are even more
> dependent on the English taxpayer than the Scotch).
>
> Hutton said that the Scotch financial services industry was destroyed
> and that the idea of Scotch independence was simply ludicrous.
>
> It is abundantly clear that the Scotch children cannot be allowed to run
> any aspect of their economy or government. Therefore, my plan of
> reservations for the Scotch should be implemented ASAP. RH
> --
He said no such thing.
GMc
Paul C
<phi...@anywhere.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>Speaking on the R5 programme Breakfast today (30 March), the Guardian
>journalist Will Hutton described Scotland as Iceland which had only
>escaped the consequences of Scotch improvidence because the English,
>Welsh and NI taxpayers had bailed out Scotch financial institutions,
>the Dunfermline Building Society being the latest dire example of Scotch
>ill run financial institutions. (The idea of Welsh and NI taxpayers
>bailing out anyone is of course absurd because they are even more
>dependent on the English taxpayer than the Scotch).
>
>Hutton said that the Scotch financial services industry was destroyed
>and that the idea of Scotch independence was simply ludicrous.
>
>It is abundantly clear that the Scotch children cannot be allowed to run
>any aspect of their economy or government. Therefore, my plan of
>reservations for the Scotch should be implemented ASAP. RH
More lies from racist Rab.
John Bennett
> Who??
Oh! Look it works:-))
Robert Henderson
<pa...@thersgb.net> writes
>More lies
Yep, I'm afraid you are addicted to the habit. RH
Ian Smith
finger in the stour:
> Speaking on the R5 programme Breakfast today (30 March), the Guardian
> journalist Will Hutton described Scotland as Iceland which had only
> escaped the consequences of Scotch improvidence because the English,
> Welsh and NI taxpayers had bailed out Scotch financial institutions,
> the Dunfermline Building Society being the latest dire example of Scotch
> ill run financial institutions. (The idea of Welsh and NI taxpayers
> bailing out anyone is of course absurd because they are even more
> dependent on the English taxpayer than the Scotch).
>
> Hutton said that the Scotch financial services industry was destroyed
> and that the idea of Scotch independence was simply ludicrous.
>
> It is abundantly clear that the Scotch children cannot be allowed to run
> any aspect of their economy or government. Therefore, my plan of
> reservations for the Scotch should be implemented ASAP. RH
Lol! If you have such contempt for the Scots, why on Earth keep them?
Surely better to cut them loose and save barrel loads of English money?
Barrel loads, I say.
HardySpicer
wrote:
They are worried about the oil. If Scotchland goes independent then
there will be no more oil revenue to keep the *nglish - which as you
know
are a nation of shop-keepers and Pakistanis.
Hardy
John Bennett
> Still pushing your concentration camps eh Henderson? Why don't you come
> out of your council flat and come up here and make your proposal and see
> how you get on then?
>
Have you any spare change SIR?MADAM?MISS?YOUNG MASTER?
Previously only heard at King's cross railway station nowadays heard
frequently from the Scotch hordes illegally occupying the ENGLISH
parliament in the guise of the NUSCOTCHLAVATORY party:-))
Way to go SCOTCHIES,way to go:-((
Mel Rowing
Where does Henderson get the idea that RBS, HBOS (or rather the BOS
part!) are somehow Scottish property when they in fact even prior to
part nationalisation, were Plcs with multinational as well as
institutional shareholder?
Where do you derive this notion this notion of Scottish/British oil
when the oil belongs to those companies that extract it and add value.
All that these companies have bought from governments are exploration
and extraction rights. The former have largely been bought and paid
for.The latter are a diminishing asset.
The extent to which companies will exploit and invest in the oil and
gas fields will depend upon the cost. Extraction rights are not a
licence to print money. The golden goose is already in the throes of
moult.
Robert Henderson
<gu...@yerawathame.com> writes
>On 2009-03-30 17:49:57 +0100, Robert Henderson
>
>> Speaking on the R5 programme Breakfast today (30 March), the Guardian
>>journalist Will Hutton described Scotland as Iceland which had only
>>escaped the consequences of Scotch improvidence because the English,
>>Welsh and NI taxpayers had bailed out Scotch financial institutions,
>>the Dunfermline Building Society being the latest dire example of
>>Scotch ill run financial institutions. (The idea of Welsh and NI
>>taxpayers bailing out anyone is of course absurd because they are even
>>more dependent on the English taxpayer than the Scotch).
>> Hutton said that the Scotch financial services industry was
>>destroyed and that the idea of Scotch independence was simply
>>ludicrous.
>> It is abundantly clear that the Scotch children cannot be allowed to
>>run any aspect of their economy or government. Therefore, my plan of
>>reservations for the Scotch should be implemented ASAP. RH
>
Translation: RH has suggested the unreservedly humane solution of
Reservations. RH
> Why don't you come out of your council flat and come up here and make
>your proposal and see how you get on then?
>
--
Robert Henderson
<8c404a5b-38e0-44d6...@e21g2000yqb.googlegroups.com>, Mel
Rowing <mel.r...@btinternet.com> writes
>
>Where does Henderson get the idea that RBS,
Royal Bank of Scotchland. RH
> HBOS (or rather the BOS part!) are somehow Scottish property when they
>in fact even prior to part nationalisation, were Plcs with
>multinational as well as institutional shareholder?
>
Bank of Scotchland. RH
>Where do you derive this notion this notion of Scottish/British oil
>when the oil belongs to those companies that extract it and add value.
Nope. They only have it through their purchase of government licences.
RH
>All that these companies have bought from governments are exploration
>and extraction rights. The former have largely been bought and paid
>for.The latter are a diminishing asset.
>
>The extent to which companies will exploit and invest in the oil and
>gas fields will depend upon the cost. Extraction rights are not a
>licence to print money. The golden goose is already in the throes of
>moult.
>
--
Mel Rowing
> you?
Which he?
They both talk bollox.
Jellore
wrote:
Ah well at least the Scots bundled Iceland out of the way in the
football.
Robert Henderson
<9f4a04f9-fcc3-4613...@d38g2000prn.googlegroups.com>,
Jellore <jel...@bigpond.com> writes
>> reservations for the Scotch should be implemented ASAP. RH
>> --
>> Robert Henderson
>> Blair Scandal website:http://www.geocities.com/blairscandal/
>> Personal website:http://www.anywhere.demon.co.uk
>
>Ah well at least the Scots bundled Iceland out of the way in the
>football.
Ah yes, the mighty Iceland, pop 350k. RH
--
Robert Henderson
John Bennett
>
>
> When you crowed about England beating Scotland in the Calcutta Cup, you
> didn't mention the difference in population size, did you?
>
He did hope that YOU might mention it,but you as usual were too busy
twirling a goose feather up your capacious arse to notice:-))
BTW Malc,happy birthday:-))
Robert Henderson
<Mal...@indaal.demon.co.uk> writes
>>>Ah well at least the Scots bundled Iceland out of the way in the
>>>football.
>>
>>Ah yes, the mighty Iceland, pop 350k. RH
>
>
>When you crowed about England beating Scotland in the Calcutta Cup, you
>didn't mention the difference in population size, did you?
Translation: RH merely noted the win and Scotch paranoia took over. RH
John Bennett
>
> In article <49D48EAB...@bt.com>, John Bennett
> <bennett584...@bt.com> writes
>
>> BTW Malc,happy birthday:-))
>
> Why, thank you. I'm intrigued that you think this is my birthday.
>
>
It isn't?
Doesn't matter sometime within the next twelve months it will be,so
remember on:-))
Paul C
And another lame troll arrives at scot.politics - each one lamer than
the last.
Where do they find them?
HardySpicer
wrote:
> Speaking on the R5 programme Breakfast today (30 March), the Guardian
> journalist Will Hutton described Scotland as Iceland which had only
> escaped the consequences of Scotch improvidence because the English,
> Welsh and NI taxpayers had bailed out Scotch financial institutions,
> the Dunfermline Building Society being the latest dire example of Scotch
> ill run financial institutions. (The idea of Welsh and NI taxpayers
> bailing out anyone is of course absurd because they are even more
> dependent on the English taxpayer than the Scotch).
>
> Hutton said that the Scotch financial services industry was destroyed
> and that the idea of Scotch independence was simply ludicrous.
>
> It is abundantly clear that the Scotch children cannot be allowed to run
> any aspect of their economy or government. Therefore, my plan of
> --
> Robert Henderson
> Blair Scandal website:http://www.geocities.com/blairscandal/
> Personal website:http://www.anywhere.demon.co.uk
Well the Scotch are running your government you fairy - and making a
decent job of it under the circumstances. You don't know when you're
well off.
Hardy
John Bennett
Scotch land is nothing like Iceland.
It is full of nice warm friendly people.
Iceland that is.
Scotch land is full of wee whining whisky drunken Sots.
Will Hutton has obviosly never been to Scotch land!
Robert Henderson
<6d7d4c60-7793-4de0...@s12g2000prc.googlegroups.com>,
HardySpicer <gyans...@gmail.com> writes
>> Personal website:http://www.anywhere.demon.co.uk
>
>Well the Scotch are running your government you fairy - and making a
>decent job of it under the circumstances.
Translation: A government run by a Scotch chancer on the mould of
William Paterson and John Law. RH
>You don't know when you're well off.
>
>
>Hardy
--
Robert Henderson
Magnus
> In message
> <6d7d4c60-7793-4de0...@s12g2000prc.googlegroups.com>,
> HardySpicer <gyans...@gmail.com> writes
>>> Personal website:http://www.anywhere.demon.co.uk
>>
>>Well the Scotch are running your government you fairy - and making a
>>decent job of it under the circumstances.
>
> Translation: A government run by a Scotch chancer on the mould of
> William Paterson and John Law. RH
>
>
>>You don't know when you're well off.
>>
>>
>>Hardy
>
Mould???