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In the wierd and wonderful world of the OH NOES!, Tesco charges £2.50 for baked beans....




and £3.49 for frozen peas....must be a Speshul Tesco for Posh People. Also, please note, that their supposed 'Tesco shopping list' from Eire is also in sterling.

Despite Eire using euros....

Not surprisingly, Tesco are not best pleased at being hijacked and lied about in this way, especially as they don't give a flying one who wins, as long as people keep buying their baked beans.....which cost about 50p-60p.

As for £10 for baby wipes......

None too pleased Tesco:

Was wondering how on earth people could afford those prices as Heinz Baked Beans don't cost that much here. Admittedly not all stores carry them but when they do, they are nowhere near that. You have to figure in overseas shipping costs.

Those Nos are definitely NOT desperate are they?

Just taken this from the Tesco site:

OOPS!

You see, I don't have anything sensible to say when it comes to Baked Beans. You have to get to the heart of what you think of Scotland.
And if you have no conception of Scotland as a place, then you can't understand what anyone is talking about.

But then that is the problem. I loved Scotland in the days when Glasgow was a very old an dirty place. And look at how bloody beautiful Glasgow is now.

The Highlands are another thing altogether, and absolutely nothing to do with me, beyond how I personally feel. My love is only my own.
I am not a Scots woman. But I probably love Scotland more than some of their own.

Scotland's a pretty good place to be these days, Sabot. It always was, but it's come back to life in the 21st century.

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Utter p*sh. Nations that DON'T strut around the world, throwing their weight around in other people's countries, tend NOT to be a target for terrorists.

And the last two that tried it hold the unhappy distinction of being the only 'terrorists' to have been beaten to a pulp by their intended victims.

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It's only error is likely to be in underestimating the YES vote, if ongoing events at ground level are anything to go by. Unusually for a politician, Alex Salmond and other prominent YES people are getting rock star receptions on the streets, and the YES stalls and shops are running out of stickers, badges and other merchandise.

YES stickers and saltires are springing up all over the place.

It will be surprising if the noes win?

I just can't say, Lily. What is happening on the streets bears NO resemblance to the nonsense in the Mail, etc., or on the BBC. It's an eye-opener, when you see most of the media so blatantly lying for political ends.

I think - pray - it's going to be a YES win, but by how much, I can't even guess. I put my bet on for a YES win a week ago, when the odds were at 4/1. They've now shortened to 5/2.

Hope you win.

This is getting really exciting. What a lying bunch some politicians are. I am not even going to think about failure. But I always have wondered why Cameron was so agin if he thinks that Scotland needs saving from itself. That was my first hint of suspicion that something funny was going on.

YES!!!!!!

WE'VE TAKEN THE LEAD!!!!!!!!!

And two front pages guaranteed to lose the Oh Noes! even more votes:



'Incendiary' is a polite way of doing something so provocative. What does he think the Scots are going to do, burn Newcastle?

As for this:



Perfect time for the troughers to display their naked greed, not.

Happy for you. May it continue.

The Unionists are going to get really dirty now, Lily, just watch - they will try every trick in the book to derail things. I don't think they can stop it now, though. No-one's impressed with the tired old hasbeens like Gordon Brown they're parachuting in. And no-one's going to believe their promises of jam tomorrow. Westminster's had decades - centuries to sort this.

It's never been a particularly happy union, not from the first minute of the bribed aristocrats signing the damned document, while the people of Edinburgh rioted outside. The unionists always forget things like that. They like to forget that the early agitators for workers' rights in the Industrial Revolution also campaigned for our parliament to return.

You won't see this in the official history of our glorious, happy union:


http://www.theyworkforyou.com/sp/?id=2001-09-05.2251.0

Education Curriculum (1820 Martyrs)


On a bright summer's afternoon, on 30 August 1820, a crowd of 20,000 people gathered on Glasgow green to watch the execution of a Strathaven weaver, James Wilson.

After taking part in a simple religious service and drinking the customary glass of wine, Wilson, dressed in white, was dragged to the bottom of the scaffold in a black, horse-drawn hurdle. He then mounted the scaffold with his captors, to hisses and shouts of "Murder!" from the sympathetic crowd. The 60-year-old radical was hanged, then beheaded. The sentence of quartering could not be carried out because of the hostility of the crowd. A few days later, in Broad Street, Stirling, Andrew Hardie and John Baird met the same fate as Wilson.

Those three men were murdered by the state for believing in workers' rights and Scottish independence. Why do so few people in Scotland know about that vital part of Scottish history? Far from schoolchildren having any knowledge of that episode, even history teachers in Scotland are generally ignorant of the story.

Beheading people! How barbaric!

Neither will you see many mention that 100 years ago, both Ireland and Scotland were supposed to get Home Rule, as it was known then.

It was abandoned because of WW1. Ireland took matters into her own hands, and Scotland was forgotten yet again.

Look beneath the myth of the 'world's most succesful union' and the picture is very different indeed from what the Unionists want people to believe.

Oh my word! That is disgraceful. Don't know what to say.

Panic setting in as jam tomorrow is promised yet again:



Westminster has had 307 years to put things right, so I think they've left it a bit too late....no-one believes a word they say, anyway, they've made promises and shafted Scotland time after time before.

307 years? Well, what can you say except that you don't trust them?

They aren't fit to be trusted, Lily. They've broken every promise they've ever made. Also, the way things are going down south, England is likely to vote in some ghastly combination of Boris Johnson in coalition with Nigel Farage. Who will make a point of stripping any extra powers so graciously given previously to Edinburgh.

There is only one way to stop yet more of Scotland's assets being squandered by Westminster, and be safe from those corrupt, lying gits, and that's to vote YES.

And I hope a YES vote here would wake up English voters, make them realise they don't have to put up the present system, that they can change things for the better.