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The West Lothian Question: Now Gordon Brown's at it
Today, in a speech to be given in Edinburgh, the Chancellor Gordon Brown will accuse the Conservatives of wishing to break up the United Kingdom by pressing for a policy of “English votes for English laws”, whereby Scottish MPs would be excluded on voting on certain issues south of the Border. Nobody mention the Scotland Act 1998. Chancellor scotches idea he's not British
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Re: The West Lothian Question: Now Gordon Brown's at it
He can say what he wants in Scotland. They will mostly vote Labour come what may. How ironic though, that a member of the party which has done so much to divide the UK and destroy England in the process should blame the Tories of seeking to break up the UK.
Re: The West Lothian Question: Now Gordon Brown's at it
Strange how its always Scots MPs who are against the English having similar powers over our own affairs as their (resident) population has.
If he wants to save the UK - he can scrap devolution or finish the job. Just leaving it as it is, stacked in favour of Scots, will lead to the UK's break up. |
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