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The ultimate weapon

Posted on February 04, 2014 by

It seems that today marked the official start of the much-vaunted “lovebombing” campaign aimed at persuading Scots to stay in the UK by showing them how much they’re loved by the people of England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The opening salvo did some unfortunate and costly collateral damage, but luckily the Union had a white knight following close behind to smooth over any injured feelings.

Would you like to meet him, readers?

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Well, if that doesn’t do it we don’t know what will.

204 to “The ultimate weapon”

  1. Doug Daniel says:

    After “The main thing, what really matters here, is” he appears to have misspelled “we want to keep your oil money and then moan when you ask for some of it back.”

    Having said that, I’m sold. VOTE NO!!! VOTE NO, YOU GUYS!!!

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  2. Norrie says:

    Ok what did he really say?

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  3. cadgers says:

    Ummm…flabergasted here. Oh yeah gods, this just gets better and better 🙂

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  4. jingly jangly says:

    If the best is yet to come, get outta here quick!!!

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  5. boglestone says:

    Yes votes ahoy!

    Cheers Boris.

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  6. Bigdrone says:

    I could cry or vomit – pass the bucket, quick!

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  7. sionnach says:

    @Doug Daniel:

    It’s there by implication. The “massive contribution Scottish men and women have made…” includes the oil money. 🙂

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  8. Kirriereoch says:

    Ah, the man who stated,

    “A pound spent in Croydon is of far more value to the country than a pound spent in Strathclyde,”

    And I can´t say I´ve ever swum with Irn Bru, nor even paddling with bagpipes or dipped a toe into the water while savouring my porridge.

    Bless…

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  9. Chic McGregor says:

    Sounds like a load of ‘Wiffle Waffle’ to me.

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  10. pa_broon74 says:

    I’m not quite sure this should be dignified with a reply.

    :-/

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  11. Dick Gaughan says:

    “the warmth of English feelings for Scotland”

    Wonderful. That’ll be why we’re a bunch of bare-arsed, kilted, money-grabbing, skiving no-hopers taking all London’s money, eh Boris? Make your mind up.

    You couldn’t make it up. Oh, hang on, you just did …

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  12. Janine says:

    *Facepalm* I seriously hope they’re kicking off the love-bombing on a low note with their “big-hitters” still to come …

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  13. Alan MacD says:

    Good thing he didnae mention haggis or it would be game over….
    Who the fuck has ever swam with seals?

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  14. Schiehallion! Schiehallion! says:

    Lovebampot. The ogre in some hideous pantomime.

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  15. jacqui says:

    I feel a bit sullied now :/

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  16. Langspoon says:

    I’ve never tried swimming with bagpipes. Must give it a go.

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  17. steven luby says:

    Like this cloWn cares for anything outside of his bank balance. Its a very odd thing that Westminster&co shit on Scotland,ignore Scotlands aspirations within the union time and again,but now that we have been exercising our politics(albeit extremely limited)within Holyrood…….’They’ see us! Scotland exists(although not ‘legally’ of course).Shitting themselves springs to mind. They have a plan and Scotland has just poked them in the eye. Tides are a turning and the screams of Westminster trying to wake and comprehend have sent them all into the traditional knee jerk reactions. The creaking wheels of the empire are moving……..and I for one just love it all!

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  18. annie says:

    Love bomb No.2 according to channel 5 news the boss of BP no less has spoken out against Scottish independence he doesn’t want to see “Scotland drifting away”. Nobody told me we were to be actually cut off from the rest of the British Isles.

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  19. magnus barelegs says:

    What Boris really means is our cash cow might be off, so i will write some patronising drivel to try and woo it back.

    Problem is Boris old chap the people of Scotland are starting to get wise to perfidious albions twisted take on the truth.

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  20. Rodney Sofa says:

    I’m getting a bit worried they might start sending us cuddles from Jim Davidson, Edwina Currie and Katie Hopkins next. Now that would really sway me…

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  21. Alan MacD says:

    Honestly have to say that i kinda like the Boris patter, but voting no to ensure this cunt gets his breakfast?

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  22. Soda says:

    Do what? Make people sick or convince them that voting no is actually quite a good idea?

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  23. heraldnomore says:

    It’s a done deal, Bojo for the first FM of iJockland.

    What, he’s not coming? Say it ain’t so.

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  24. Linda's Back says:

    Regarding BPs intervention they are happy to do business in a small high tax separatist currency country like Norway which is outside the EU. (check out
    link to bp.com

    I am sure any independent Scottish government would be happy to pay up to £2 bn to take over BPs risky uncertain future in Scotland’s Continental Shelf in exchange for the 50 years of guaranteed profits.

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  25. Graeme Purves says:

    ‘Deserves some sort of prize for the remarkable density of its crass Scottish stereotyping. Is this just an exercise in lovebombers talking to themselves?

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  26. Gin says:

    I guess he just finished reading the FT notes from yesterday. But we should get him to clarify that the “massive contribution” to which he refers is the £7Bn contributed in 2012. And thanks for funding my Olympics!

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  27. Les Wilson says:

    Who can take this buffoon seriously? Personally I cannot take the vision of him hovering in mid air with a crash helmet on getting his nuts squeezed in a tight harness!
    Yuk, nightmares tonight again. What are you doing to us REV!

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  28. DRD Woodward says:

    When you are the most successful at anything, you don’t need to tell anyone … its already apparent to them.

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  29. MajorBloodnok says:

    @Langspoon

    “Swimming with Bagpipes” is that the filum about Boris’ love of Scotland, with Kevin Costner as Boris?

    Byline – Not droning, just drowning.

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  30. Kendomacaroonbar says:

    I feel his pain.

    Oh dear, how sad, never mind.

    Vote YES

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  31. James Westland says:

    Jings, Crivvens, Help ma boab

    That was embarrassing to read. Toe-curling, buttock-clenching embarrassing. How many cliches did he manage to squeeze in there? Mind you, he missed out haggis and braveheart.

    And he also missed out references to “proud Scots” (unlike John Barrowman in that dreadful video.

    Is this guy a “Yes” 5th columnist?

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  32. Seasick Dave says:

    If we are the most successful political union, erm, dare I ask, what’s the worst?

    Is there one that blootered £1.5 trillion with nothing to show for it?

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  33. KenC says:

    Wow! I thought I had seen it all, but this effortlessly wins the “most patronising article” Indyref award.

    If this is lovebombing- bring it on!

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  34. William Duguid says:

    Get this man on stage at the Glasgow Empire NOW.

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  35. Seasick Dave says:

    That picture reminds me of the last time I went lambing.

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  36. Robert Louis says:

    Barf.

    Boris Johnson, single handedly showing just why so many Scots regard him as an arrogant upperclass patronising Tory twit.

    For the sake of brevity however, it’s quite simple, the 300 year old union has been successful, but only for England. That’s the problem. That’s why we want independence.

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  37. kininvie says:

    Very jolly.

    In fact, top hole….

    Unlike this:

    link to mirror.co.uk

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  38. Bingo Wings Over Scotland says:

    He’s not swimming with bagpipes – that’s an octopus in tartan trunks!
    Ah’ll get ma coat…

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  39. Robert Louis says:

    Annie,

    It’s worse than that, if we vote YES we’ll be separatised. Apparently.

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  40. Murray McCallum says:

    To give Boris some credit, the meaningless drivel he allegedly wrote and meant is better than his rival Cameron has produced thus far.

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  41. Andy-B says:

    What really matter here, is we keep receiving the huge influx of cash that Scots generate through taxes and revenues.

    Here’s some more Boris Johnson quotes, I particularly like these.

    Its easy to make promises, it is hard to keep them.

    I’m a one nation Tory.

    link to brainyquote.com

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  42. Robert Louis says:

    Hang on, I thought David Cameron said this was just for the Scots to debate, and therefore he couldn’t do a face to face live debate with the First Minister in order to defend the union which he ‘loves’ so much.

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  43. ruther60 says:

    Hey what happened to the ginger hair and Jimmy hats

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  44. J. R. Tomlin says:

    He forgot to mention how spending money in Scotland is a waste.

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  45. caz-m says:

    O/T

    On the betting front, walked into William Hill, Sauchiehall St. Glasgow and was offered –

    Yes – 100/30

    No 2/9.

    Definite closing of prices.

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  46. Papadocx says:

    Are you telling the truth Boris cause if you are all your newspapers, television co. Politicians, lords. Dugs in the street are treating us like thick as shit morons, laughing at us and robbing us blind?

    Telling us lies and treating us like whipping boys to cover up your own Short comings and inadequacies. You are a foreign mayor in a foreign country why do you involve yourself in my countries politics.

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  47. Macart says:

    OFFS, somebody, please make him go away. 🙁

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  48. Andy-B says:

    Here’s Boris Johnson and his infamous pound in Croydon speech.

    link to youtu.be

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  49. west_lothian_questioner says:

    Marvellous… thanks BoJo.. I feel thoroughly patronised now. Oddly enough though, it isn’t exactly a new feeling…. 58 years of this crud gets a bit wearing…

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  50. Janine says:

    We were promised love-bombing – someone contact trading standards, this isn’t the product we were assured!

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  51. Robert Louis says:

    Honestly, this is like something from the spoof site BBC Scotlandshire. The reality of the unionists behaviour is getting more surreal than the satire.

    link to bbc.scotlandshire.co.uk

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  52. Tinyzeitgeist says:

    Patronising, insincere guff.
    Great thinkers – Billy Connolly! FFS.

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  53. J. R. Tomlin says:

    “A pound spent in Croydon is of far more value to the country than a pound spent in Strathclyde. You will generate jobs in Strathclyde far more effectively if you invest in parts of London.”

    Now who WAS it who said that. But I’m sure everyone is just terribly, terribly glad he doesn’t want Scotland to leave the Union. As far as what is the ‘world’s most successful’ one, some Americans might disagree with his assessment.

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  54. G. Campbell says:

    “The Romans created the most successful and longest-lasting empire in history. They conquered and civilised a territory that stretched from Scotland to Libya”

    link to books.google.co.uk

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  55. Les Wilson says:

    Taken from the MIRROR Benefits article something BT should remember.

    “When you descend into personal attacks against your opponent, it is because you have no political argument left.”

    Bt take that to heart before you go any further with all the rubbish you spew.

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  56. pictishbeastie says:

    I couldn’t help noicing that for all the things Boris claims to love about Scotland he never once mentions how he feels about us, the Scots!

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  57. Ananurhing says:

    This is just a rehash of a previous piece by Johnson. I thought I had read this “running with seals” pish before.

    More carpet than love bomb though.
    link to telegraph.co.uk

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  58. velofello says:

    Why do I feel that (snigger) has been edited out? It does read much more Boris with the snigger included.

    – to say nothing of the porridge (snigger) – though we do.
    … great Scottish thinkers from Adam Smith to Billy Connelly (snigger) -though we do.

    Adam Smith? I’d reckon Adam Faith is more in Boris’s sphere of thinking. “What do you want if you don’t want money? What do you want if you don’t want me?”.

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  59. Les Wilson says:

    G. Campbell says:

    On that subject, I watched the BBC documentary about the Roman Empire, during that I noticed when they showed the map of what areas and countries it extended to. When it first showed the boundary line of the Romans in Britain, it clearly showed the Empire’s end line at Hadrians wall.No colouration of Scotland in Roman colours.

    Later on, the same map had been altered showing the whole of the UK covered by the Empire including Scotland.
    Also Scotland was tilted back on both maps showing it was really small. Subliminal messages even in a documentary.
    It is everywhere in the BBC.

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  60. Norrie says:

    Rev you may want to point out a few errors in this piece.

    link to openunionism.com

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  61. The Man in the Jar says:

    I cant wait for the “lovebomb” from Brian Sewell and David Starkey!

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  62. Chic McGregor says:

    The spoof folk are going to struggle to keep up

    link to bbc.scotlandshire.co.uk

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  63. G H Graham says:

    We’re heading for 1.5 trillion in debt in the 4th most unequal union in the world where food banks are used by politicians for photo ops & where more than half the government isn’t even elected.

    Since WW1 Scotland’s population has risen by 13% but risen in England by 60%, pushed up by a massive movement of labour south. Where the jobs are.

    Scotland is Europe’s largest producer of oil but you never really see the prosperity it should bring. You have to go to London to find it.

    Most successful political union? When the political & economic elite in London look around no wonder they think that.

    Unfortunately, the rest of the country might beg (literarily) to differ.

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  64. call me dave says:

    vellofello.

    Aye “wish you wanted my love baby” 🙂

    The shortest ever No 1 single. Adam faith. Got the very record in my collection.

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  65. Helpmaboab says:

    Dear Mister Johnson,

    Thank-you for your affectionate comments. Rest assured that we Scots are equally fond of your sceptered peninsula with its cream teas, cheerful chimney-sweeps, gouty country squires, morris dancers, thatched cottages and that baffling game with wickets and googlies.

    Gawd bless ye Guvnor!

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  66. Craig P says:

    I’d be quite happy for Boris to go swimming with seals, preferably leopard seals. Hungry ones.

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  67. jingly jangly says:

    O/T see the UN has published the report into the Bedroom Tax…

    link to on.rt.com

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  68. phil fuller says:

    If you vote yes can Northumberland come with you?

    It seems whitehall believes england stops at leeds with that hs2 thingy!

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  69. BuckieBraes says:

    Well, he’s not wrong about the massive contribution. Boy, have we contributed! Scotland in the Union is the gift that keeps on giving.

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  70. Fuzzynavel says:

    What is this “England” and “English People” that he talks of….

    Last I saw…. England isn’t devolved from the UK so doesn’t technically exist.

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  71. mogabee says:

    Being a little personal here but have you noticed that unionists who are “lovebombing” us are all looking a bit jaded!

    Must be awful to have such unrequited love for us north britishers…

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  72. Si A says:

    I can only presume that this love will fade away once we become foreigners.

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  73. Ken500 says:

    He’s already got a love child

    Leave Scotland alone.

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  74. Jock says:

    How can they claim that we have a union when their own legal advice states that Scotland ceased to exist 300+ years ago and became part of England? Or are they just talking a load of rot?

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  75. Delia says:

    Bye bye Boris, with your shaggy hair and your caramel coloured teeth.

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  76. MajorBloodnok says:

    BoJo: Ultimate weapon or ultimate tool?

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  77. Wee Jonny says:

    To paraphrase a couple of Rangers F.C. supporters, You can stick yir Boris Johnson up yir arse, yi kid stick yir Boris Johnson up yir arse. Boris Johnson’s a granny shaggir!! Way.

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  78. Fergie35 says:

    He missed out the Clearances, genocide after Culloden, the slaughter of Scotland’s youth in the trenches, the 200 nuclear warheads tucked safely in Scotland’s central belt, the squandering of oil revenue, the theft of £200 / per second from Scottish whisky exports, etc etc

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  79. Inbhir Anainn says:

    Apologies O/T Live from Scottish Parliament the Marriage and Civil Partnership Stage 3 Bill has passed.

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  80. Fergie35 says:

    We are his pets…aw, cute

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  81. Tommy McClellan says:

    BJ’s “warm feelings” make me feel decidedly queasy. And is “lovebomb” perchance prison patois for getting shafted up the jacksie? (UK = prison; Scotland = the shaftee, again and again for 300 years, no parole for tender, better together BJs.)

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  82. HandandShrimp says:

    Swims with Bagpipes

    I think that National Collective lad should get the cartoon up and running 🙂

    Boris is quite charming in his easy foppish way but I’m sure he has said less conciliatory things in the past.

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  83. magnus barelegs says:

    Sorry old Bo-Jo but your days of lording over us are over, as are this thing you call the union which was basically stealth colonialism done through the back door.

    Looks like your empire has fallen in on itself.

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  84. Ian Brotherhood says:

    Toodle-pip, Boris old bean!

    Now fuck off, there’s a good chap…

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  85. Chic McGregor says:

    He’s a Silly Berty, Get Us Out Of There.

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  86. ronnie anderson says:

    Does Boris ever comb his hair, ave goat a auld steel

    NIT comb somewhere,any Winger,s care tae add the Wit.

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  87. CameronB says:

    Boris has obviously been reading the Bumper Book of Genetic Purity, so favoured by the ruling elite;

    Johnson then told the Centre for Policy Studies think tank, which helped lay the basis for Thatcherism in the 1970s: “The harder you shake the pack the easier it will be for some cornflakes to get to the top.”

    “On the politically sensitive issue of inequality Johnson warned that the growing competition Britain faced in a globalised economy meant that inequality would deepen. He said: “No one can ignore the harshness of that competition, or the inequality that it inevitably accentuates, and I am afraid that violent economic centrifuge is operating on human beings who are already very far from equal in raw ability, if not spiritual worth.”
    link to theguardian.com

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  88. K1 says:

    @Alan MacD says:

    “Honestly have to say that i kinda like the Boris patter, but voting no to ensure this cunt gets his breakfast?”

    F****** Hilarious! I so ‘heard’ the way you said this, laughed out loud, brilliant.

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  89. HandandShrimp says:

    Is Boris a

    Love Bomb?

    or

    Love Bum?

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  90. Another Union Dividend says:

    More BBC bias over BP coverage on TV this evening. They again refuse to get a comment from the YES campaign.

    Alex Salmond as First Minister allowed to respond to BP’s nonsensical claims against independence but BBC then allows A Carmichael to comment on behalf of NO Scotland but no comment sought from pro Scotland YES campaign.

    Normally when running a story they only allow those accused to respond but on this story it was 2 to 1 for the anti independence brigade.

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  91. Alastair Naughton says:

    Billy Connolly a great Scottish thinker? A comedian, yes, actor yes, voice for an animated film, yes but a thinker? What great academic works his Billy Connolly written then, Boris?

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  92. heedtracker says:

    Anyone know what Bojo means with “you generate more jobs and growth in Strathclyde if you invest in Hackney, Croydon and other parts of London?”

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  93. Elizabeth says:

    ”Does Boris ever comb his hair?’

    I watched him deliberately mussing up his hair at the Tory Conference when he was waiting to be interviewed and unaware the camera was on him. Everything Boris does is calculated. A devious character

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  94. Bugger (the Panda) says:

    @KenC says:

    “Wow! I thought I had seen it all, but this effortlessly wins the “most patronising article” Indyref award.”

    The sad thing is that he would actually turn up in person to collect it

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  95. kininvie says:

    O/T
    Sitting on the train from Victoria to Clapham Junction today, I found myself opposite a guy with 2 Yes badges and a Yes cap. Revealing my own secret Yes badge (it’s all becoming distinctly masonic)we had a couple of minutes good craic in the heart of Boris’s stronghold…

    Just to say, if you are reading this Sir, you made my day!

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  96. Dave McEwan Hill says:

    I knew the love bombing would start once the insults stopped working. But they can’t stop the insults. It’s gone too far

    Heard a nice comment today (talking about Carmichael in particular)

    “He’s been a yes man for thirty years and now he’s a No man”

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  97. creigs1707repeal says:

    My gast is flabbered.

    This from the man who tells us that, “A pound spend in Croydon is of better value to the UK than a pound spent in Strathclyde.” And, naturally, it is even better when that pound is a Scottish pound being spent in Croydon, isn’t it Boris?

    Must think we’re all a bunch of mugs. Sheesh……

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  98. CameronB says:

    Further to ruther60’s comment re. Jimmy hats.

    I was once a guest of Northumbria Water, who were celebrating Burns Night. You guessed it. Every seat was adorned with said Jimmy hat. I was sitting with the company’s financial director, who was left in no doubt as to how crassly inappropriate I thought NW had been.

    He did enjoy the Scotch though, and was more than a little worse for wear by the end of the evening. 🙂

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  99. theycan'tbeserious says:

    I just wish they would tell the truth…”we love and need your oil and electricity, oh and your taxes, whisky, salmon farming, fishing industry, renewables industry, you enlightened people, agriculture, food and drink, land/estates…hunting, shooting and fishing. Oh and your scenery, bagpipes and seals”. But the people?

    Yet another reason to vote Yes!

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  100. Robbie says:

    Boris should be dragged through the streets of Biggar and pelted with Haggis.

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  101. Robbie says:

    ps
    Along side his sister.

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  102. ronnie cowan says:

    I quite genuinely thought that was a spoof. It is, isn’t it? Before I go pointing people in its direction. Is it?

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    • Rev. Stuart Campbell says:

      “I quite genuinely thought that was a spoof. It is, isn’t it? Before I go pointing people in its direction. Is it?”

      It’s not a spoof. It’s in The Sun.

      link to thesun.co.uk

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  103. KOF says:

    Auld punks say it the best. 😀

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  104. Bugger (the Panda) says:

    Robbie says:

    “Boris should be dragged through the streets of Biggar and pelted with Haggis.”

    I would suggest pebbled as he has been stoned too many times, already.

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  105. X_Sticks says:

    God! (only in the expletive sense of course).

    It’s not often that I descend into this, but Bullingdon Boris – why don’t you f*ck right off.

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  106. ronnie anderson says:

    Wing,s Techkno dept,any Vid,s You,ve Lost That Loveing Feeling.

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  107. Dan Huil says:

    First a rich American oil exec tells us what to do. Then a rich English public-schoolboy tells us how much he loves us. They really have no idea. Long may their ignorance continue.

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  108. Jimsie says:

    Sorry Boris, it”s all falling on deaf ears. We”re offski,bye bye.

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  109. Marcia says:

    Frim Ian Bell from the Herald.

    “BP boss warns of ‘uncertainties’ due to Scottish vote”. So paralysed with uncertainty is Bob Dudley he’s investing £10 billion.”

    The BP man hasn’t mentioned what uncertain future the UK has if it withdraws from the EU.

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  110. Horacesaysyes says:

    Well, that’s me convinced!

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  111. Mathie Wallace says:

    Boris is a hoot and you have to admire his blundering naivety, but he is polished at being patronising.
    Thanks Boris, I’m sure you have just converted another few “undecideds” to “Yes”

    :o))

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  112. Thepnr says:

    O/T there’s a new article just posted on the FT called “Independence can revive Scotland”

    Can some one archieve it and post a link? My free 8 articles are used already.

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  113. Andy-B says:

    You don’t need to look south of the border, for patronising, of Scots. Here’s Ian Davidson, scoring brownie points towards his ermine cloak.

    link to youtu.be

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  114. scottish_skier says:

    Just pat my head and ruffle my hair a bit Boris and you got my vote.

    In the meantime, do your shoes need shining or anything?

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  115. Bugger (the Panda) says:

    For Boris, iDave, Gideon, Dimbleby, Yeo and all the other Bullingdon Club seld righteous bruvs

    We are going boys and you have’nae a clue.

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  116. Murray McCallum says:

    Thepnr
    article just posted on the FT called “Independence can revive Scotland”

    link to archive.is

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  117. stuart G says:

    Did anyone see the Better Together leaflet saying VOTE NO to keep Greggs sausage rolls.. I did and decided to ask Greggs if they were going to cease trading in an independent Scotland and here’s what they said…•Dear Stuart, Thanks for taking the time to contact Greggs. This isn’t something we’re aware of at Customer Care, however we’ve asked our Retail Team to look into this and i’ll get back to you once I receive their response. This may take a week or so. Thanks again for bringing this to our attention.
    • Hi Stuart, Following on from the below I would be grateful if you can email to me the publication to which you refer. Thanks, Cassie.
    • Dear Stuart, Thank you for bringing this to our attention and sending across the relevant publication. I can confirm that we currently have no plans to cease trading in an independent Scotland. Kind regards, Cassie.
    So it is confirmed by Greggs, Better Together are lying again.

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    • Rev. Stuart Campbell says:

      “Did anyone see the Better Together leaflet saying VOTE NO to keep Greggs sausage rolls”

      I’m guessing that might just have been a spoof…

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  118. Thepnr says:

    Cheers MM

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  119. Kirriereoch says:

    @Murray McCallum

    Do you know if that´s on the front page of the FT so that it will be shown on Newsnight when they show tomorrow´s headlines?

    *hopefully doesn´t have to roll eyes*

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  120. call me dave says:

    What would happen if 20,000 Scots went to other suppliers to get their diesel and petrol rather than BP garages for a 1 month period. Would it show in the statistics?

    I for one am doing it for good.

    No Ming on BBC Scotland teatime tv to peddle home rule.

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  121. Bugger (the Panda) says:

    Thepnr

    I can’t get archive to do that.Their paywall is too strong.

    Where is Obi Wan Kanobe when you need him?

    Here is a shot

    Sorry it archives back to paywall entry page

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  122. Tattie-bogle says:

    So thats what i got for my pound spent in Croyden

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  123. gerry parker says:

    They will be disappointed.

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  124. call me dave says:

    Murray McCallum

    Thanks for that link. Encouraging stuff.

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  125. Bugger (the Panda) says:

    link to ft.com

    Does that work threpnr?

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    • Rev. Stuart Campbell says:

      “http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/44fa7d4e-8d8c-11e3-9dbb-00144feab7de.html”

      Readers! Archive.is!

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  126. Tattie-bogle says:

    link to google.com
    eloi say goodbye

    Reply
  127. ronnie anderson says:

    You dont swim with bagpipe,s Boris, you snorkle wie them

    that baggy thing kin last underwater fur oor,s n oor,s

    playing wie the Seal,s, bouncy bouncy oh rubber ball come

    bouncing back to me.Stay on your wee island Boris,castaway.

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  128. MD says:

    Wow – massive amount of comments.

    What pictishbeastie said was the first thing I spotted – no mention of how Boris feels about the current people of Scotland – you know, the ones suffering under the coalition and previous Westminster governments and, God forbid, future one – or recognition that it’s valid for us to have aspirations and a world-view that believes self-determination is the better way forward.

    Also, a love of Scotland is not precluded by Scotland being an independent, sovereign state.

    Time and again all we see is emotional rhetoric from BT.

    And remember, this man could be the UK’s next Prime Minister.

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  129. HandandShrimp says:

    5 million ways to be Scottish? Anybody got any idea if this will be entertaining or just daft?

    Reply
  130. Murray McCallum says:

    I saw an article by Alex Massie on the Wings twitter feed that dismissed Bob “I love Russia but am frightened by Scotland” Dudley’s remarks.

    link to archive.is

    However, his closing little remark about RBS may be more interesting. Could the RBS Group HQ really be switched to London thereby significantly increasing their overheads at a time they are losing £ billions.

    If he is talking about the global investment banking activities being HQ’d out of London (and registered in an English legal entity), does anyone have a problem with that?.

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  131. Thepnr says:

    Didn’t work for me Panda but Murray McCallum has posted a link above. Thanks for the effort.

    Reply
  132. Jimbo says:

    I imagine it must be quite difficult swimming with seals, bagpipes and Irn Bru – to say nothing of porridge.

    Your bagpipes would become water logged for a start.

    Reply
  133. ronnie anderson says:

    Driving home next Christmas, bypassing every B P petrol

    station, let,s start it the noo,Boycott B P,ah think the

    shareholder,s will get the point,as will other,s,loose

    mooth,s cost,s profit lose.

    Reply
  134. call me dave says:

    George Galloway is going to sue. No…not Peggy.

    link to archive.is

    Reply
  135. Finnz says:

    Call Me Dave, Shell certainly suffered loss of trade in Holland? when they were going to sink the Brent Spar in the middle of the Atlantic. If I remember they lost millions, and eventually sent it to Norway for breaking up.

    Reply
  136. gordoz says:

    Rev’s report from Financial Times about Scotland being better off after Independence must have been a spoof – its not been repeated anywhere else.

    The State broadcater / STV / Radio etc have all blanked the story so by default it must be a lie then surely or is the Scottish public being severely short changed ?

    Meanwhile big news – BP boss cares about Scotland so much and fears uncertainty of independence (same guy who fawns after Prime Minister Cameron).. FFS; BBC all over the Story and STV fawn after Galloway ??

    Scottish media on top of the news or feeding crap to us because they can !!!

    Watch this if you need cheered up – Christ can this bunny run!

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  137. call me dave says:

    ronnie anderson

    Well done you got loose and lose in the same sentence ‘M’ will be proud of you. 🙂

    All quiet until Newsnight later then.

    Reply
  138. Croompenstein says:

    Chairchoob you are indeed a crawling bastard!

    Reply
  139. Tamson says:

    Even the headline at face value is total gibberish. The USA is a much more successful politicial union, on the basis of a) economic power, b) military power, and c) not having any significant demands from any part wanting to leave.

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  140. Calgacus MacAndrews says:

    Swims with Bagpipes is my Cybergrampa’s Native American name.

    Reply
  141. Croompenstein says:

    @call me dave – Ha Ha Gorgeous..just Ha Ha

    Reply
  142. TheGreatBaldo says:

    Hat tip to Schrondinger’s Cat on the Gruaniad….

    Looks like Dud Bubley may be in breach of BP’s code of conduct by intervening in the Indy Ref and giving his ‘personal opinion’…

    74 Our stance on political activity

    • BP will not take part directly in party political activity.
    • BP will make no political contributions – either in cash or in kind.
    We recognize our employees’ right to take part as individuals in the political process, in ways that are appropriate to each country.

    Employees who do this must make it clear that they do not represent BP

    Basic rules you must follow

    Never

    • Use company time, property or equipment to carry out or support your personal political activities. Ensure that you only engage in the political process in your own
    time and with your own resources.

    • Undertake lobbying activities without authorization.

    To be fair to Dud he did make it clear it was his personal opinion….but it was definitely on the company’s time as he was giving interviews on the company’s results.

    And Stevie Deans was dismissed by Ineos for doing the same thing…all be it he was trying to influence an internal party election rather than a national referendum on self determination.

    link to bp.com

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  143. Croompenstein says:

    On his last sentence I just keep picturing Dracula putting the friendly cape roon yer shooders..thee best ees yet to come(dunno how to make it sound Transylvannian)

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  144. Croompenstein says:

    WTF – they may take our lives, but they’ll never take… OUR GREGG’s SAUSAGE ROLLS!

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  145. EdinScot says:

    Aw Boris we didnt know you cared. A London Tory mayor lovebombing us Scots to sweet talk us into staying with London rule, just doesnt ring true somehow. The days of trickery and empire are long gone. Scotland voting yes this september will officially confirm that and kick his stitch up of a union into the long grass for all time.

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  146. Findlay Farquaharson says:

    galloway, the exploiter of the exploited has been told by stirling to sling his hook. nice 1.

    Reply
  147. crisiscult says:

    ALERT! Love bombing from Brits moving from abroad/outside Scotland to vote for their love of Britain and maintaining its integrity!! I’m sure a lot of people suspect this will happen. Had my first example tonight…

    Was chatting to an Irish colleague, parents British and who live outside of UK and Ireland for most of the year but part of the year in Scotland. Very nice educated lady this colleague but perfect example of the effect of exposure to UK media: believes all the scare stories about EU membership, the pound, affordability, and, I suspect, thinks pro independence supporters are just nationalists. Anyway, more importantly, the parents will be using her address to prove they’re living in Scotland in order to register. I haven’t checked the ins and outs of how easy this is to do but perhaps someone with more knowledge and time can consider how much these type of actions could influence the vote.

    I think the other lesson I learned was how important it is for everybody to talk, in reasoned terms, to as many people as possible and turn them on to websites providing the other side of the coin from the establishment press. I told this lady about wings and newsnet, and will be interested to see if her views soften towards independence in the future.

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  148. seoc says:

    There is no sensible case for Scotland being in this lying and thieving one-sided Union = at all.

    Reply
  149. Croompenstein says:

    Any word on how Gorgeous’s Just Talking Pish roadshow went down last night?

    Reply
  150. Graeme McCormick says:

    Who would deny a Glesca wean its Greggs’s dummie?

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  151. Mealer says:

    I think we all should do the Mayor of London the courtesy of atleast considering what he has said.Who’s with me?

    OK.i’ll get my jaiket.

    Reply
  152. call me dave says:

    Mr Galloway was met by rival protests by the left-wing Radical Independence group and the right-wing Scottish Defence League before his “Just Say Naw” engagement in Edinburgh last night.
    The two sides were held apart by police as Radical Independence railed against Mr Galloway’s pro-UK stance and taunted the SDL with “Nae Nazis” chants, and the SDL called Mr Galloway “a ("Tractor" - Ed)” for his links with religious minorities.

    See link up the thread 8pm

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  153. Croompenstein says:

    sorry call me dave, I did open the link but didn’t get any further than the pulping of the 50,000 tour brochures before actually pishing myself laughing. Must have been a hoot last night though!

    Reply
  154. heedtracker says:

    Bojo’s just one more rich English elitist working for the British elite. When have they ever given up territory and power without fear and lies?

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  155. Red Squirrel says:

    Yet again it’s all about what Scotlandshire can do for the union – other than being thoroughly patronised yet again, there’s nothing about what the union can do for us.

    Funny that.

    Reply
  156. Krackerman says:

    It’s a dire shame if Galloway the gobshite pulps 50,000 leaflets …. that could provide toilet paper for an average family for a lifetime… unthinking c**tknuckle that he is….

    Reply
  157. ronnie anderson says:

    O/T Prof Cuntice Bbc 5 million Scot,s, sterotipical Scot

    18/25yr old,Caberman Stuart Coscrove never heard that

    description in all his life being liveing & working in

    Scotland,Pro Cuntice, is makeing a mockery of that

    University & those student,s.

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  158. Chic McGregor says:

    BTP
    “Robbie says:

    “Boris should be dragged through the streets of Biggar and pelted with Haggis.”

    I would suggest pebbled as he has been stoned too many times, already.”

    That would presumably be ‘Pebbled in Peebles.”

    Don’t get me started on Shettleston.

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  159. Chic McGregor says:

    Stuart G
    “Dear Stuart, Thank you for bringing this to our attention and sending across the relevant publication. I can confirm that we currently have no plans to cease trading in an independent Scotland. Kind regards, Cassie.
    So it is confirmed by Greggs, Better Together are lying again.”

    You trying to get Jackie Baillie on side? If so, we need to talk. 🙁

    Reply
  160. scottish_skier says:

    Anyone for a Wings fundraiser?

    Thank you card, 6 pack of irn bru, packet of porridge oats and a ticket to see the seals can’t add up to much.

    Reply
  161. oh look! an alpaca!

    Reply
  162. Chic McGregor says:

    “There is no sensible case for Scotland being in this lying and thieving one-sided Union = at all.”

    Not unless DNA research uncovers a Scottish masochism gene.

    Reply
  163. HandandShrimp says:

    I didn’t get Hugo Rifkind’s angst. He has left Scotland. It doesn’t sound like he intends coming back so why not just hold two passports? Be both.

    Reply
  164. kendomacaroonbar says:

    Prof John Curtice on BBC now…where has he been hiding ?

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  165. msean says:

    I think with all hotels and stuff booked up for ages for the Commonwealth Games and the Golf events,chuck in holidaymakers booking accommodation,there will be limited scope for residency claiming for voting.

    Reply
  166. Ian Brotherhood says:

    JoLa would look good in one of those Greggs outfits, with a wee white hat, and the face on her like the last, unwanted steakbake.

    ‘You got a hot pie missus?’

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  167. Papadocx says:

    EBC NEWS 24 at 21:00

    EBC PUSHING BP chief exec. Personal wish for GB to stay together, trying to link it to BPs name.

    Clive Mira EBC reporter very excited by this news. Until –

    Ivan McKee was allowed on to put the yes case very very well, rebuked and educated the EBC interviewer who was totally taken aback was I think quite shocked. LIFTED ME AFTER A DODGY DAY.

    BE INTERESTING TO SEE IF IVAN REAPPEARS . I DOUBT IT HE DID A JOB ON THE EBC.

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  168. Linda's back says:

    No Ivan excluded from BBC “national” news at 10 a.m despite BBC leading with this story

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  169. Boorach says:

    @ Papadocx

    Ivan was on Radio 4’s World at One and comprehensively rebutted the BP nonsense.

    He also explained how the rUK’s balance of payments was dependent on a currency union with an iScotland. The stunned silence which followed was more than enjoyable.

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  170. Edward says:

    BBC Network news leading with the BP story, but no mention on ITV News at Ten (so far). Looks like what it is , a highly bias story being pumped out by the state propaganda broadcaster

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  171. David Agnew says:

    link to Www.youtube.com

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  172. velofello says:

    Agree that Ivan McKee was allowed to explain his view on Radio 4. However 30 min later, the BBC having had time too regroup, on Radio 5 he was subjected to the BBC interruption treatment. Stood his ground very well.

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  173. Morag says:

    Didn’t notice it on the C4 news either.

    I was driving home at six, and was on Radio 4. I thought, I’m not going to go to Radio Scotland because I know what that will be. Then the Radio 4 news started and it had top billing.

    I immediately pressed the button for Radio 3, my normal escape route. But R3 has news at six too, though it was a few seconds later in starting. So I got the full force of the item all over again, again top billing.

    In desperation I went for the only remaining preset, Classic FM. At least that was broadcasting Salmond’s rebuttal….

    I wonder what the UWS researchers are thinking about all this?

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  174. Robert Kerr says:

    Indeed Morag and if you are correct in that the heat has been turned up by BBC then there is a new research project waiting to be funded.

    “BBC bias before and after being flagged by UWS”

    Time for bed

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  175. Jamie Arriere says:

    Aw Boris, if you really don’t want to see us leave the union, stick a couple of forks in your eyes – that should do it.

    Anyway, I don’t believe that’s really you saying that, cos you really want our money to spend in Croydon. You’ll have to actually come here and say it live on TV or face to face – in fact preferably sing it or use contemporary dance.

    Dance ya clown, dance!!

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  176. X_Sticks says:

    kendomacaroonbar says:

    “Prof John Curtice on BBC now”

    I don’t know how he finds the time to get home at all! Does he have an expenses paid suite at Pathetic Quay?

    Reply
  177. Ian Brotherhood says:

    Prof Curtice is Pacific Quay’s cat – they let him out after Newsnicht and tempt him back in, just before GMS starts, with a saucer of All-Bran.

    Reply
  178. James123 says:

    Just watched the BBC News Channel’s paper review. They covered the gay marriage bill being passed in the Scottish parliament but completely rubbished claims by an SNP spokesman that this kind of legislation is a sign of the kind of fair society an independent Scotland would be, apparently we are just following England. When covering the BP story their attitude completely changed, apparently the “Great Britain is great” quote from the BP boss was just wonderful and will have Alex Salmond quacking in his boots. Absolutely no balance of views provided whatsoever, BBC bias is not even subtle, its fucking in your face.

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  179. Ian Brotherhood says:

    Salmond won’t be quacking in his boots – he won’t give a Donald Duck about it either way.

    Reply
  180. SquareHaggis says:

    O/T anyone watched this before?

    Curious info at the start about MP’s not owning but being companies.
    Explains a lot of stuff.

    link to tinyurl.com

    Reply
  181. James123 says:

    @Ian Brotherhood
    Salmond won’t be quacking in his boots – he won’t give a Donald Duck about it either way.

    Think I might be quacking up, that’s what happen when you watch the press review.

    Reply
  182. Alba4Eva says:

    Anyone that is still paying the TV tax needs to stop doing it now. You can do it perfectly legally and all it takes is a slight change of habit to watching on Catchup after it has been broadcast live.

    Reply
  183. Jimbo says:

    Apologies- OT

    BBC Trust is inviting BBC audiences to get in touch with their views on BBC 1, 2, 3 & 4

    link to bbc.co.uk

    Reply
  184. Chic McGregor says:

    Fact and chiels etc.

    Reply
  185. Ian Brotherhood says:

    @James123 –

    No worries. We can settle the bill later.

    (I’ll get me eiderdown…)

    Reply
  186. X_Sticks says:

    Jimbo says:
    “BBC Trust is inviting BBC audiences to get in touch with their views”

    I clicked through the BBC Trust “Proposed allocation criteria for Referendum Campaign Broadcasts and Party Election Broadcasts” and the first paragraph reads

    “The BBC is required by Parliament under the terms of its Charter and Agreement of 2006 to ensure that matters of political controversy and matters of public policy are covered with due impartiality.”

    That’ll be “Except for viewers in Scotland” then.

    Reply
  187. Ian Brotherhood says:

    @Chic –

    Cheers for that.

    Big Ivan is a star.

    Reply
  188. X_Sticks says:

    @ Chic McGregor

    Thanks for the vid Chic, I thought I had missed that. What a brilliant asset Ivan is to the Yes campaign. As you say Facts and chiels. No wonder they dropped that interview like a hot rock.

    Reply
  189. call me dave says:

    Well done Ivan. I just posted his R4 interview on another thread. They don’t like to hear the hard truth. 🙂

    Reply
  190. X_Sticks says:

    Thanks to you too call me dave – I just got 10 minutes of Ivan back to back – great stuff. They don’t like the truth to get out there, that’s for sure! There must have been a couple of hours of Dudley’s “Great Britain” statement over the BBC news today and 10 minutes of Ivan – impartial, I think not. More power to Dr Robertson!

    Reply
  191. a supporter says:

    Uuuurrrrrrgh!

    Reply
  192. Mary Bruce says:

    Well done, Ivan, these two interviews were great (thanks, Call me Dave for posting them too).

    The interviewer in the TV piece seemed genuinely surprised to hear that there isn’t quite so much uncertainty with currency and EU as he had been led to believe. And he was genuinely surprised at the massive level of business support for independence. They haven’t a clue, do they? They think independence is a non-starter with no real support. Oh boy, are they in for a shock come September. I can’t wait.

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  193. Doug Daniel says:

    Stu, can we just have an Ivan McKee Appreciation thread? The guy’s an absolute legend. I think when we look back at the campaign after the Yes vote at which folk made the most impact, Ivan and Gordon MacIntyre will be very high up on the list.

    Reply
  194. Geoff Huijer says:

    link to youtube.com

    Reply
  195. uilleam_beag says:

    Wow, that really is even better than the Krankies!

    Reply
  196. JLT says:

    He’s being a patronising b****** here, but to be honest, I actually like Boris. He may play the blundering fool part brilliantly, but he is sharp …extremely sharp. He’s actually a thorn in Cameron’s side (and just about anybody else’s when it comes to politics). In truth, Cameron is the wee laddie that looks up to Boris because Boris was a prefect at Eton. What Boris wants, Boris gets …and Cameron doesn’t dare slap him down. Put it this way …have you heard Cameron criticise Boris …Never!

    However, from what I can gather, I believe Boris would like to see London become a city state, such as Singapore or Hong Kong.
    Now, to me …that smacks a bit of the old hypocrisy; wanting London to be ‘outside’ of Britain (thus hoarding their own money, yet still leeching off the rest of us), while asking Scotland to stay in the union. He’s a tricky one is old Boris.

    Personally …this man is GOING to be PM one day.

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  197. JLT says:

    Ivan McKee.

    Brilliant. Well said.

    Reply
  198. Brotyboy says:

    Well done again Ivan.

    Reply
  199. nelliejean says:

    My husband’s nephew idolises Boris – he even had his hair bleached to look more like him. I’m half-expecting a phone call berating us for even thinking about voting Yes!

    Reply
  200. Croompenstein says:

    Magic Ivan can’t stop watching this superb. its like yes porn

    Reply
  201. wully says:

    This deserves a resounding AYE, THAT’LL BE RIGHT!
    Please do us a favour and vote YES in September so we
    can show this lot in Quebec how it’s done!
    Here we go!

    Reply


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