Oh I accept the result Arsenal, as I hope I've made clear, but the specific promises made in "The Vow" must be kept and the promised timetable must be adhered to - that's democracy too.
Scotland waited 20yrs for the last Unionist promises to be delivered, I doubt that would be allowed to happen again.
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I absolutely agree that all promises must be kept but I think it will take longer than originally planned. During the campaign two debates seemed to emerge and were going along in tandem. One for Scottish independence and the other for equal devolution for England, the latter gaining weight almost in the last week and reaching a crescendo as the results came in. It is this, devolving the two nations that will take longer and let's be honest, there are some huge questions to answer.
inbred?! isnt it obvious...look at him...clearly hails from cousin kissing territory.....and has the intellect to match.
Ah - its just ignorant abuse then?
I'd hoped you might have something intelligent to say.
More fool me.
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Just the Thais then.Originally Posted by lego
I think it doesn't make sense to expect results within days after the referendum. As much as I understand that the YES camp is disappointed, now there's really no need to rush anything. Wait and see what will happen, and if it isn't satisfactory, hold another referendum in 10 years.One thing is for sure, when I'll need to hire another spokesperson you don't need to apply. I've had nothing but praise for Indonesia's latest presidential election. That's an Asian country I think, with a large Asian electorate. They didn't give me the impression they weren't up to it.
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