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Listed below are comments made by scot1alba between Friday, 10th July 2009 and Sunday, 19th July 2009.

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Naval manoeuvres aim at long-range targets 02:42am on 19 Jul 2009 I agree with the notion on here that this is yet again another attempt by the unionist westminster lackeys to frighten people away from daring to think about independence. Ian Davidson always harps on about warships on the clyde and the SNP being the cause of closure of the yards.
So, in this case, if the unionists can't save the yards on the clyde from closure as opposed to Portsmouth, they blame us Scot's for having the nerve to want to think for ourselves. We caused the closure for wanting Independence.
IF the yards on the Clyde are saved, ( I think they will be, but with a much reduced workforce ), Mr Davidson and Des Browne and Spud Murphy will be shouting from the top of the crans that they were right and we have to stay in the UK to protect jobs. It's a pity that these three unionists didn't ensure that more defence money was spent where it is needed most, on the front line in Afghanistan and Iraq, where lives could have been saved with the right equipment.
Diageo damage 9:03pm on 10 Jul 2009 Unite's John Quigley complains of the the first minister ignoring diageo workers at Kilmarnock by attending a previously arranged news programme. Why did it take days for Unite full time officials to meet with the workforce in Kilmarnock when the closure was announced? Why does Mr Quigley not name and shame those union sponsored MP's at westminster who do not support the union inspired motion to increase redundancy payments for british workers that have not risen in real terms since 1965 ? Why are the unions and some Labour politicians making party political attacks on the SNP? Are the unionist unions and Labour party using peoples misery to attack the SNP ? We should all be singing the same tune.
Westminster needs to adjust the favourable duty levied on whisky multinationals who treat their loyal workers with such abandon. Hit the fat cats where it hurts. Their pockets.

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