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A study of official figures carried out by the Financial Times in February found that a Yes vote in September would leave Scotland richer than the rest of the United Kingdom and in the top 20 nations in terms of GDP per head, ahead of both the UK and France. The article, written by Mure Dickie and Keith Fray, points out that independence would see the rest of the UK lose 8.3 per cent of its population but 9.2 per cent of its gross domestic product. Analysis carried out by leading ratings agency Standard & Poors showed that an independent Scotland would have a strong economy comparable to triple-A rated Germany and would, EVEN WITHOUT NORTH SEA OIL, qualify for the agencys highest economic assessment. VOTE YES AND SAVE £10 billion that will be Scotlands share of Trident replacement VOTE AND YES SAVE £50 million a year paying for Westminster / House of Lords gravy train. Thats why Labour MPs are so hostile to self government. LONDONs Subsidies that Unionists never mention CROSSRAIL,LONDON – £18 BILLION OLYMPICS, LONDON – £8 BILLION REFURBISHNENT OF UNDERGROUND, LONDON – £16 BILLION NEW AIRPORT/3RD RUNWAY, LONDON (god knows how many billion) NEW SEWAGE TUNNEL, LONDON – £16 BILLION REFURBISHMENT ST PANCRAS STATION, LONDON – £1 BILLION HS2 RAIL LINK, LONDON TO BIRMINGHAM – 50 BILLION TOTAL COST £109 BILLION PLUS
Posted on: Fri, 12 Sep 2014 23:08:45 +0000

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