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[QUOTE="hamstergeddon"]WWIII was bound to happen eventually. I always thought it would be America to start it though...Joker_268
Thats some crazy s***,

In my personal opinion I also believe America start WW3 as they are the most agressive nation on Earth currently capable of starting one.
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[QUOTE="lucky326"]Christ your behind mate, the gas was switched off 2 weeks ago and a deal was agreed today to turn it back on. Good thing as well as the EU was considering seizing the UK supplies to power the Eastern block of countries.lucky326

it would be toth for them to find are Oil tho we have stashed it under the sands of Iraq :twisted:

Unfortunately the EU can use our supplies if need be as they have that power and our PM wouldn't stop them.

Of course he wouldn't stop "them" since we're a part of it. We can't expect to reap the benefits of the no-trade barrier laws and at the same time isolate ourselves.
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[QUOTE="lucky326"][QUOTE="snakes_codec"]

it would be toth for them to find are Oil tho we have stashed it under the sands of Iraq :twisted:

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Unfortunately the EU can use our supplies if need be as they have that power and our PM wouldn't stop them.

Of course he wouldn't stop "them" since we're a part of it. We can't expect to reap the benefits of the no-trade barrier laws and at the same time isolate ourselves.

All these benefits we reap.... You do know how much memborship costs us right? And how little Britain exports these days....
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[QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="lucky326"] Unfortunately the EU can use our supplies if need be as they have that power and our PM wouldn't stop them.markop2003
Of course he wouldn't stop "them" since we're a part of it. We can't expect to reap the benefits of the no-trade barrier laws and at the same time isolate ourselves.

All these benefits we reap.... You do know how much memborship costs us right? And how little Britain exports these days....

Aye, all we really do is import. And thanks to the pound hit thats all about to go to hell. We are within a matter of years before the EU can legitamately call themselves the rulers of the continent (Thank the Irish for delaying that). Brussels already considers us EU Nationals, they don't care which country we are actually from. And worst is the defensive pact. If a War were to occur in the East we would simultaneous declare war whether or not we like it.
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[QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="lucky326"] Unfortunately the EU can use our supplies if need be as they have that power and our PM wouldn't stop them.markop2003
Of course he wouldn't stop "them" since we're a part of it. We can't expect to reap the benefits of the no-trade barrier laws and at the same time isolate ourselves.

All these benefits we reap.... You do know how much memborship costs us right? And how little Britain exports these days....

Yeah, I'm fully aware of how much we've gained. There's a reason why we're members.
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[QUOTE="markop2003"][QUOTE="jointed"] Of course he wouldn't stop "them" since we're a part of it. We can't expect to reap the benefits of the no-trade barrier laws and at the same time isolate ourselves.jointed
All these benefits we reap.... You do know how much memborship costs us right? And how little Britain exports these days....

Yeah, I'm fully aware of how much we've gained. There's a reason why we're members.

What? So the EU can take a nice slice of our Budget and hand it over to the East? As far as I'm concerned that's good enough reason to step out.
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[QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="lucky326"] Unfortunately the EU can use our supplies if need be as they have that power and our PM wouldn't stop them.markop2003
Of course he wouldn't stop "them" since we're a part of it. We can't expect to reap the benefits of the no-trade barrier laws and at the same time isolate ourselves.

All these benefits we reap.... You do know how much memborship costs us right? And how little Britain exports these days....

i would argue that we shouldnt be in the EU just on the shere fact we are the 2nd largest exporter of financial services are service sector of are Economy is vastly larger than the rest of Europe the Pound is still the hardest currency in the world even tho its value has fall due to the credit crunch .

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[QUOTE="markop2003"][QUOTE="jointed"] Of course he wouldn't stop "them" since we're a part of it. We can't expect to reap the benefits of the no-trade barrier laws and at the same time isolate ourselves.snakes_codec
All these benefits we reap.... You do know how much memborship costs us right? And how little Britain exports these days....

i would argue that we shouldnt be in the EU just on the shere fact we are the 2nd largest exporter of financial services are service sector of are Economy is vastly larger than the rest of Europe the Pound is still the hardest currency in the world even tho its value has fall due to the credit crunch .

Actually I estimate that by the end of March the Euro will have taken that position.
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[QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="markop2003"] All these benefits we reap.... You do know how much memborship costs us right? And how little Britain exports these days....lucky326
Yeah, I'm fully aware of how much we've gained. There's a reason why we're members.

What? So the EU can take a nice slice of our Budget and hand it over to the East? As far as I'm concerned that's good enough reason to step out.

I'd say that it's a good enough reason to integrate even more. We need a strong Europe in the future, not a passive bunch of idiots who just sit around and do nothing. As if the last half of the 20th century wasn't humiliating enough. Political idiocy like the widespread Europscepticism we're talking about is going to rot this country from the inside out...mark my words.
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[QUOTE="snakes_codec"][QUOTE="markop2003"] All these benefits we reap.... You do know how much memborship costs us right? And how little Britain exports these days....lucky326

i would argue that we shouldnt be in the EU just on the shere fact we are the 2nd largest exporter of financial services are service sector of are Economy is vastly larger than the rest of Europe the Pound is still the hardest currency in the world even tho its value has fall due to the credit crunch .

Actually I estimate that by the end of March the Euro will have taken that position.

yeah but for how long the pound will likly rise again when we are out of the economic slump we are in .

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[QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="lucky326"][QUOTE="jointed"] Yeah, I'm fully aware of how much we've gained. There's a reason why we're members.

What? So the EU can take a nice slice of our Budget and hand it over to the East? As far as I'm concerned that's good enough reason to step out.

I'd say that it's a good enough reason to integrate even more. We need a strong Europe in the future, not a passive bunch of idiots who just sit around and do nothing. As if the last half of the 20th century wasn't humiliating enough. Political idiocy like the widespread Europscepticism we're talking about is going to rot this country from the inside out...mark my words.

Well I disagree, money that could be used to future finance our own projects go to the countries we really couldn't care less about. The fact the EU is seizing more power and forcing things we can't fight on us must also be combatted as we really should be in complete control of our own affairs and they should have no say on the matter whatsoever.
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[QUOTE="lucky326"][QUOTE="snakes_codec"]

i would argue that we shouldnt be in the EU just on the shere fact we are the 2nd largest exporter of financial services are service sector of are Economy is vastly larger than the rest of Europe the Pound is still the hardest currency in the world even tho its value has fall due to the credit crunch .

snakes_codec

Actually I estimate that by the end of March the Euro will have taken that position.

yeah but for how long the pound will likly rise again when we are out of the economic slump we are in .

Quite the opposite unfortunately, the Euro is a relatively new currancy and this reccesion if anything has only sped up it's rise. When this reccesion is over the Euro will be at the top and it will stay there whether we like it or not.
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[QUOTE="lucky326"][QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="lucky326"] What? So the EU can take a nice slice of our Budget and hand it over to the East? As far as I'm concerned that's good enough reason to step out.

I'd say that it's a good enough reason to integrate even more. We need a strong Europe in the future, not a passive bunch of idiots who just sit around and do nothing. As if the last half of the 20th century wasn't humiliating enough. Political idiocy like the widespread Europscepticism we're talking about is going to rot this country from the inside out...mark my words.

Well I disagree, money that could be used to future finance our own projects go to the countries we really couldn't care less about. The fact the EU is seizing more power and forcing things we can't fight on us must also be combatted as we really should be in complete control of our own affairs and they should have no say on the matter whatsoever.

We finance projects in Poland and Slovakia because we need a healthy market in order for it to offer proper competetiveness. And just look at the war in former Yugoslavia or the resent war in Georgia, a solid and unified EU is needed to fix these problems. And with the rise of China, Russia and India...single European nation states would just be laughable. I don't know about you, but I don't want to see Britain submissive to foreign superpowers like we've been for almost 50 years now. We're Europeans for christ sake, we're better than that.
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[QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="lucky326"][QUOTE="jointed"] I'd say that it's a good enough reason to integrate even more. We need a strong Europe in the future, not a passive bunch of idiots who just sit around and do nothing. As if the last half of the 20th century wasn't humiliating enough. Political idiocy like the widespread Europscepticism we're talking about is going to rot this country from the inside out...mark my words.

Well I disagree, money that could be used to future finance our own projects go to the countries we really couldn't care less about. The fact the EU is seizing more power and forcing things we can't fight on us must also be combatted as we really should be in complete control of our own affairs and they should have no say on the matter whatsoever.

We finance projects in Poland and Slovakia because we need a healthy market in order for it to offer proper competetiveness. And just look at the war in former Yugoslavia or the resent war in Georgia, a solid and unified EU is needed to fix these problems. And with the rise of China, Russia and India...single European nation states would just be laughable. I don't know about you, but I don't want to see Britain submissive to foreign superpowers like we've been for almost 50 years now. We're Europeans for christ sake, we're better than that.

And I believe like many others that we should focusing on better ties with the commonwealth instead of financing projects in these other countries we really don't have the time for. And Britain is still supported by the NATO pact in the event one of these super powers were to get agressive they would find themselves in a lot of trouble fast.
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[QUOTE="lucky326"][QUOTE="jointed"] I'd say that it's a good enough reason to integrate even more. We need a strong Europe in the future, not a passive bunch of idiots who just sit around and do nothing. As if the last half of the 20th century wasn't humiliating enough. Political idiocy like the widespread Europscepticism we're talking about is going to rot this country from the inside out...mark my words. jointed
Well I disagree, money that could be used to future finance our own projects go to the countries we really couldn't care less about. The fact the EU is seizing more power and forcing things we can't fight on us must also be combatted as we really should be in complete control of our own affairs and they should have no say on the matter whatsoever.

We finance projects in Poland and Slovakia because we need a healthy market in order for it to offer proper competetiveness. And just look at the war in former Yugoslavia or the resent war in Georgia, a solid and unified EU is needed to fix these problems. And with the rise of China, Russia and India...single European nation states would just be laughable. I don't know about you, but I don't want to see Britain submissive to foreign superpowers like we've been for almost 50 years now. We're Europeans for christ sake, we're better than that.

im afraid i dont support bending over for a European super state either im British before im European and that will never change .

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and all i have to say to that is oh well i guess it will be funny watching the French beg the Russians to switch there Gas back on where as we in the UK have are own Gas and dont have to bend over to please Russia just so they will keep Gas running to us .

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/7826142.stm

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Snakes... just out of interest are you Scottish or English? If you are English then you should stop lording "your" natural gas supplies over other countries.
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In ten years time the U.S. will be nearly oil free and when that happens I'll be laughing at every other country while their struggling to keep up.

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[QUOTE="snakes_codec"]

and all i have to say to that is oh well i guess it will be funny watching the French beg the Russians to switch there Gas back on where as we in the UK have are own Gas and dont have to bend over to please Russia just so they will keep Gas running to us .

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/7826142.stm

BurnsOfRage

Snakes... just out of interest are you Scottish or English? If you are English then you should stop lording "your" natural gas supplies over other countries.

actually England has more Gas than Scotland its only Oil Scotland has more of and anyway thats a stupid argument to have anyway seen as we are a Union and share are wealth its only nationlists that use this argument and its a pety one at that .

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In ten years time the U.S. will be nearly oil free and when that happens I'll be laughing at every other country while their struggling to keep up.

Iced_Earth_Rulz

we are already kickiing ass on that front we have the right kind of weather and climit for renewable energy

http://greentech.co.uk/uk-becomes-wind-super-power-265

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You super cool British are falling apart as well.
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WWIII was bound to happen eventually. I always thought it would be America to start it though...hamstergeddon
Uhm, that gas is privately owned. They can stop exportation if they bloody well want to.
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[QUOTE="Iced_Earth_Rulz"]

In ten years time the U.S. will be nearly oil free and when that happens I'll be laughing at every other country while their struggling to keep up.

snakes_codec

we are already kickiing ass on that front we have the right kind of weather and climit for renewable energy

http://greentech.co.uk/uk-becomes-wind-super-power-265

We'll catch up and we have multiple climates for renewable energy. When that happens the us and the uk will laugh at every other country while their struggling to keep up. Maybe Canada too but i dunno if i would consider them a country. :P

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[QUOTE="lucky326"][QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="lucky326"] Well I disagree, money that could be used to future finance our own projects go to the countries we really couldn't care less about. The fact the EU is seizing more power and forcing things we can't fight on us must also be combatted as we really should be in complete control of our own affairs and they should have no say on the matter whatsoever.

We finance projects in Poland and Slovakia because we need a healthy market in order for it to offer proper competetiveness. And just look at the war in former Yugoslavia or the resent war in Georgia, a solid and unified EU is needed to fix these problems. And with the rise of China, Russia and India...single European nation states would just be laughable. I don't know about you, but I don't want to see Britain submissive to foreign superpowers like we've been for almost 50 years now. We're Europeans for christ sake, we're better than that.

And I believe like many others that we should focusing on better ties with the commonwealth instead of financing projects in these other countries we really don't have the time for. And Britain is still supported by the NATO pact in the event one of these super powers were to get agressive they would find themselves in a lot of trouble fast.

The commonwealth is dead and worthless. Just admit it, there's no logic behind your reasoning, you just want things to go back to the way they used to be, but guess what buddy, that ain't happening. I'm sorry if this sounds offensive, but I'm just sick and tired of Eurosceptics who don't know squat about what they're against. You see them complain about the EU being undemocratic, and then when the EU tries to fix it by making the EU parliament more influential in the new Lisbon Treaty they don't want it. It's nothing but good old fashioned xenophobia, it was the same when the Pakistanis arrived in the 80s.
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[QUOTE="snakes_codec"][QUOTE="Iced_Earth_Rulz"]

In ten years time the U.S. will be nearly oil free and when that happens I'll be laughing at every other country while their struggling to keep up.

Iced_Earth_Rulz

we are already kickiing ass on that front we have the right kind of weather and climit for renewable energy

http://greentech.co.uk/uk-becomes-wind-super-power-265

We'll catch up and we have multiple climates for renewable energy. When that happens the us and the uk will laugh at every other country while their struggling to keep up. Maybe Canada too but i dunno if i would consider them a country. :P

very true Gas & Oil might be helping Russia now but if they dont invest there new found wealth to fund renewable sources of energy there going to fall behind other countries again like in the 80s .

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[QUOTE="BurnsOfRage"][QUOTE="snakes_codec"]

and all i have to say to that is oh well i guess it will be funny watching the French beg the Russians to switch there Gas back on where as we in the UK have are own Gas and dont have to bend over to please Russia just so they will keep Gas running to us .

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/7826142.stm

snakes_codec

Snakes... just out of interest are you Scottish or English? If you are English then you should stop lording "your" natural gas supplies over other countries.

actually England has more Gas than Scotland its only Oil Scotland has more of and anyway thats a stupid argument to have anyway seen as we are a Union and share are wealth its only nationlists that use this argument and its a pety one at that .

Your wrong about the gas supply check your facts on that one ;). And Im not making a scottish nationalist point, just pointing out how you could easily be in the position of others.
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[QUOTE="jointed"] The commonwealth is dead and worthless. Just admit it, there's no logic behind your reasoning, you just want things to go back to the way they used to be, but guess what buddy, that ain't happening. I'm sorry if this sounds offensive, but I'm just sick and tired of Eurosceptics who don't know squat about what they're against. You see them complain about the EU being undemocratic, and then when the EU tries to fix it by making the EU parliament more influential in the new Lisbon Treaty they don't want it. It's nothing but good old fashioned xenophobia, it was the same when the Pakistanis arrived in the 80s.

A lot more things than Euroskepticism defeated the Lisbon Treaty. The Irish people were scared that the Lisbon treaty would allow the EU to dictate public morals, in other words, abortion on their highly anti-abortion nation.
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[QUOTE="Vandalvideo"][QUOTE="jointed"] The commonwealth is dead and worthless. Just admit it, there's no logic behind your reasoning, you just want things to go back to the way they used to be, but guess what buddy, that ain't happening. I'm sorry if this sounds offensive, but I'm just sick and tired of Eurosceptics who don't know squat about what they're against. You see them complain about the EU being undemocratic, and then when the EU tries to fix it by making the EU parliament more influential in the new Lisbon Treaty they don't want it. It's nothing but good old fashioned xenophobia, it was the same when the Pakistanis arrived in the 80s.

A lot more things than Euroskepticism defeated the Lisbon Treaty. The Irish people were scared that the Lisbon treaty would allow the EU to dictate public morals, in other words, abortion on their highly anti-abortion nation.

Aye, lets hope it's delayed as long as possible. Shame Brown didn't give us a referndum either because if we had been it would have been shut down no questions asked he had no choice but to force it through. And no I gladly welcome anyone to Britain so long as they are willing to work and live under our conditions, not under a governing body who knows nothing about what a country truely needs.
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[QUOTE="snakes_codec"][QUOTE="BurnsOfRage"] Snakes... just out of interest are you Scottish or English? If you are English then you should stop lording "your" natural gas supplies over other countries.BurnsOfRage

actually England has more Gas than Scotland its only Oil Scotland has more of and anyway thats a stupid argument to have anyway seen as we are a Union and share are wealth its only nationlists that use this argument and its a pety one at that .

Your wrong about the gas supply check your facts on that one ;). And Im not making a scottish nationalist point, just pointing out how you could easily be in the position of others.

i hardly think we will be in that position lets just put it this way if Scotland or England or Wales broke off from the United Kingdom they would be taking a searious step back in progress of there cpountry its much more Ecomicly sound to have a united island nation its also benfits us in terms of defence having contral of all seas around the UK and having more contral of are borders .

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[QUOTE="BurnsOfRage"][QUOTE="snakes_codec"]

actually England has more Gas than Scotland its only Oil Scotland has more of and anyway thats a stupid argument to have anyway seen as we are a Union and share are wealth its only nationlists that use this argument and its a pety one at that .

snakes_codec

Your wrong about the gas supply check your facts on that one ;). And Im not making a scottish nationalist point, just pointing out how you could easily be in the position of others.

i hardly think we will be in that position lets just put it this way if Scotland or England or Wales broke off from the United Kingdom they would be taking a searious step back in progress of there cpountry its much more Ecomicly sound to have a united island nation its also benfits us in terms of defence having contral of all seas around the UK and having more contral of are borders .

If either of them tryed to get out I would personally call for a war to put them in there place.
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i hardly think we will be in that position lets just put it this way if Scotland or England or Wales broke off from the United Kingdom they would be taking a serious step back in progress of there cpountry its much more Economically sound to have a united island nation its also benfits us in terms of defence having control of all seas around the UK and having more contral of are borders .snakes_codec

I dont think you are talking along the same lines as me anymore.. I was pointing out that your initial post was needlessly arrogant and was designed so as to irriitate others into contributing to your topic. There are better ways of starting a discussion than.... Im so much better than you, now you get angry and tell me why Im not.

I do have very strong opinions about the independence of Scotland, but as I said this was about pointing out your attitude in your initial post... not about what I think should happen to the UK.

In fact the only reason that I didnt take great offense to your initial post was because I believe that it is a very important topic.

Also gas prices in the UK have increased 10% as a result of this situation

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#81 kemar7856
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does'nt russia have the worlds largest oil reserve ? IF only I could make oil artfically I be the richest man on earth i'll own warren buffet
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#82 snakes_codec
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[QUOTE="snakes_codec"][QUOTE="BurnsOfRage"] Your wrong about the gas supply check your facts on that one ;). And Im not making a scottish nationalist point, just pointing out how you could easily be in the position of others.lucky326

i hardly think we will be in that position lets just put it this way if Scotland or England or Wales broke off from the United Kingdom they would be taking a searious step back in progress of there cpountry its much more Ecomicly sound to have a united island nation its also benfits us in terms of defence having contral of all seas around the UK and having more contral of are borders .

If either of them tryed to get out I would personally call for a war to put them in there place.

it wont happen the Scots are starting to wake up and see what a joke the SNP and fat boy Salmond are they live in william Wallace fantasy land but even most intelligent Scots knew back then that the only way for the country to progress was to settle there differences with the English and work together and the modern day is just the same .
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#83 lucky326
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[QUOTE="lucky326"][QUOTE="snakes_codec"]

i hardly think we will be in that position lets just put it this way if Scotland or England or Wales broke off from the United Kingdom they would be taking a searious step back in progress of there cpountry its much more Ecomicly sound to have a united island nation its also benfits us in terms of defence having contral of all seas around the UK and having more contral of are borders .

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If either of them tryed to get out I would personally call for a war to put them in there place.

it wont happen the Scots are starting to wake up and see what a joke the SNP and fat boy Salmond are they live in william Wallace fantasy land but even most intelligent Scots knew back then that the only way for the country to progress was to settle there differences with the English and work together and the modern day is just the same .

Even if they did get independance they would still be in the EU it wouldn't last long.
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#84 snakes_codec
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does'nt russia have the worlds largest oil reserve ? IF only I could make oil artfically I be the richest man on earth i'll own warren buffetkemar7856

Saudi Arabia has the largest oil reserves Russia has the largest gas reserves .

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#85 BurnsOfRage
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it wont happen the Scots are starting to wake up and see what a joke the SNP and fat boy Salmond are they live in william Wallace fantasy land but even most intelligent Scots knew back then that the only way for the country to progress was to settle there differences with the English and work together and the modern day is just the same .snakes_codec
Im sorry but thats just wrong I know the majority of Scots would seek Independence. And the only people that would lose out from independence would be the English.. I would like some facts to back up your claims, thanks.
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#86 Bloodbath_87
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I'm not going to read the article so i'll just pretend that Russia is shutting off the gas "just for fun" and that they're getting a big laugh out of it.
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#87 snakes_codec
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[QUOTE="snakes_codec"][QUOTE="lucky326"] If either of them tryed to get out I would personally call for a war to put them in there place.lucky326
it wont happen the Scots are starting to wake up and see what a joke the SNP and fat boy Salmond are they live in william Wallace fantasy land but even most intelligent Scots knew back then that the only way for the country to progress was to settle there differences with the English and work together and the modern day is just the same .

Even if they did get independance they would still be in the EU it wouldn't last long.

well that's what they have to chose do they want there government in London or Brussels its there choice but there better off as they are now .

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#88 lucky326
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[QUOTE="snakes_codec"]it wont happen the Scots are starting to wake up and see what a joke the SNP and fat boy Salmond are they live in william Wallace fantasy land but even most intelligent Scots knew back then that the only way for the country to progress was to settle there differences with the English and work together and the modern day is just the same .BurnsOfRage
Im sorry but thats just wrong I know the majority of Scots would seek Independence. And the only people that would lose out from independence would be the English.. I would like some facts to back up your claims, thanks.

Actually no, the majority of Scots that want Independence actually live in London. Those in Scotland are actually all right with the union.
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#89 snakes_codec
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[QUOTE="snakes_codec"]it wont happen the Scots are starting to wake up and see what a joke the SNP and fat boy Salmond are they live in william Wallace fantasy land but even most intelligent Scots knew back then that the only way for the country to progress was to settle there differences with the English and work together and the modern day is just the same .BurnsOfRage
Im sorry but thats just wrong I know the majority of Scots would seek Independence. And the only people that would lose out from independence would be the English.. I would like some facts to back up your claims, thanks.

what country are you from BurnsofRage because in my experience Scots don't want independents they just want a bigger say a referendum wont be successful as most Scots only voted SNP because of there was no one else to vote for .

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#90 BurnsOfRage
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Actually no, the majority of Scots that want Independence actually live in London. Those in Scotland are actually all right with the union.lucky326
Really.. where do you live? I live in Scotland... I could understand you having that view if you live in England as this "fact" is used quite a lot in the Southern centric media in the UK.
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#91 horgen  Moderator
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very true Gas & Oil might be helping Russia now but if they dont invest there new found wealth to fund renewable sources of energy there going to fall behind other countries again like in the 80s .

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The oil and gas is helpig them, but the financial crisis showed how much they(the government) have actually done to help their country... Not much
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#92 lucky326
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[QUOTE="lucky326"]Actually no, the majority of Scots that want Independence actually live in London. Those in Scotland are actually all right with the union.BurnsOfRage
Really.. where do you live? I live in Scotland... I could understand you having that view if you live in England as this "fact" is used quite a lot in the Southern centric media in the UK.

I live in the North-West of England, I know a few Scots and they mostly share similar beliefs that being in the union is the best thing for the moment.
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#93 lucky326
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[QUOTE="snakes_codec"]

very true Gas & Oil might be helping Russia now but if they dont invest there new found wealth to fund renewable sources of energy there going to fall behind other countries again like in the 80s .

horgen123
The oil and gas is helpig them, but the financial crisis showed how much they(the government) have actually done to help their country... Not much

I know for a fact a lot of that Oil and Gas money is actually going into a Military shake up until 2015.
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#94 BurnsOfRage
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in my experience Scots don't want independents they just want a bigger say a referendum wont be successful as most Scots only voted SNP because of there was no one else to vote for.snakes_codec
Lib dems had power sharing in Scotland and have always been a stronger alternative.. the recent election of the SNP is because of a shift in public opinion... As you can see from the above post I am from Scotland and live in Scotland. It is also my privilege to work with people from all walks of life, and while there is a lot of disagreement about how Scotland should become independent there is general agreement that it should be.
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#95 BurnsOfRage
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I live in the North-West of England, I know a few Scots and they mostly share similar beliefs that being in the union is the best thing for the moment.lucky326
Could I point out the last part of your statement.
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#96 horgen  Moderator
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[QUOTE="horgen123"][QUOTE="snakes_codec"]

very true Gas & Oil might be helping Russia now but if they dont invest there new found wealth to fund renewable sources of energy there going to fall behind other countries again like in the 80s .

lucky326
The oil and gas is helpig them, but the financial crisis showed how much they(the government) have actually done to help their country... Not much

I know for a fact a lot of that Oil and Gas money is actually going into a Military shake up until 2015.

Instead of helping the nation in many other ways like should have done... Like perhaps the education system...
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#97 snakes_codec
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[QUOTE="lucky326"]Actually no, the majority of Scots that want Independence actually live in London. Those in Scotland are actually all right with the union.BurnsOfRage
Really.. where do you live? I live in Scotland... I could understand you having that view if you live in England as this "fact" is used quite a lot in the Southern centric media in the UK.

your argument holds no water mate i myself am half Scottish i visit my family up in Glasgow like 4 or 5 times a year they don't want independents and none of my Scottish friends want independents either and i think it shows when labour screwed up so bad but still the SNP only won by 20,000 votes that equivalent of on seat in the Scottish parliament lmao that's not big enough support for independents mate .

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#98 BurnsOfRage
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your argument holds no water mate i myself am half Scottish i visit my family up in Glasgow like 4 or 5 times a year they don't want independents and none of my Scottish friends want independents either and i think it shows when labour screwed up so bad but still the SNP only won by 20,000 votes that equivalent of on seat in the Scottish parliament lmao that's not big enough support for independents mate .snakes_codec

Your thinking is flawed. Votes for the SNP only equal votes for the SNPs policies. It does not equal desire for independence. Many people disagree with SNP policy and would not vote for them, but those people may still support independence.

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1. World War 3 Starts. 2. France and Germany Ally. 3. ???? 4. Profit.Helbrec
I hate hearing that... >_>.