ParaHandy#Scotland must be the first country in history to have economic sanctions imposed on it by its so-called union ally
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Highlander MSP
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A proud Scot living in Ireland where I run my wee business. Our day will come ~ Saor Alba #IndyRef2020 🏴
A good time to unleash these chestnuts.
Arthur Stramash
Richard MurphyThe UK gov't can never run out of money. It's the only entity that can legally make as much of it as it likes. There are limits to doing so if it wants to control inflation, but anyone saying 'there is no money' doesn't understand how the economy works. Most politicians don't.
sgian dubhScotland is expected to be generating 41GW of renewable electricity by 2030. We are also expected to be consuming 6GW of electricity. That gives a net export potential of 35GW. That is the equivalent of todays UK total consumption. At todays prices of Approx £260 MWh. The estimated daily sales value would be around £220m. So, if taxed at 25% would generate £55m a day or £350m a week to the Scottish treasury. Any wonder the UK government is holding onto us so tightly!
crobertsonukam still aboot, waiting on the uprising/apocalypse
AlexCome on Scotland, we can do this! France just legislated that every car park for 80 cars or more must be covered by solar panels
That’s 11GW of new solar (same as 10 new nuclear reactors) powering millions of home - zero new land needed
Climate action is happening, just not at #COP27
JUDE@HighlanderMSP Being cryogenically kept to release news of his death as soon as Brexit happens.
@BobMiggins62 Hi Bob, your absence from Twitter is noted - will you be using this as an alternative now?
1918 - in the middle of global pandemic, Irish voters reject traditional ‘nationalist’ party for one totally focused on restoring Ireland’s independence. Commitment to Irish nationalist assembly and drafting of Irish constitution to be “laid before a conference of all nations”. 🇮🇪 In Scotland, the traditional nationalist party (SNP) may face a similar defeat within the next few years having failed to champion its core policy. New pro-indy parties already emerging.
