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**greenpaper55** · 15-04-2014 05:53 PM

Originally Posted by The Green Goblin

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Good post! I was intrigued to see Salmond using the word "struggling" in that interview. I`m sure I`ve heard that before somewhere...

But of course, that`s the way it is in the media, isn`t it? Poor Hearts, "struggling" etc. They`re not struggling though, are they? The ones who are struggling are on the creditors` list; all those local businesses, charities and so on who are short hundreds and thousands of pounds all so that Hearts could field a team they couldn`t afford and feed their collective "big team" fantasy. It`s disgusting.

Salmond wisnae saying much when they were winning games with players they couldn't afford or not paying their players, was he asking the tax authorities if they were keeping up their payments ?, now that would be a proper political involvement !.

**Fat Penlon** · 15-04-2014 05:54 PM

Originally Posted by green glory

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Who are you kidding, you were voting no anyway.

Vote No and there's no NHS for your kids.

The NHS in Scotland is a devolved matter along with education and justice. These are fully controlled by the Scottish Parliament and are not implicated by any decisions made by Westminster on services in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Voting no will have no impact on how the NHS operates in this country.

**CB_NO3** · 15-04-2014 06:01 PM

Guys, keep the independance debate out this thread.

**Jdawg** · 15-04-2014 06:01 PM

Originally Posted by Fat Penlon

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The NHS in Scotland is a devolved matter along with education and justice. These are fully controlled by the Scottish Parliament and are not implicated by any decisions made by Westminster on services in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Voting no will have no impact on how the NHS operates in this country.

Quite correct I am amazed at some peoples complete lack of knowledge about politics but are happy to vent moronic drivel that they think is correct but in actual act haven't a clue whats going on. Either research your politics or shut the hell up. The amount of morons about to vote astonishes me

**WindyMiller** · 15-04-2014 06:03 PM

Originally Posted by The Governor

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I'm not beating the drum for "Yes" here, especially since I'm undecided, but I find it odd that your vote on something as big as independence will be governed by a) your dislike of one politician and b) Hearts.

Staggering.

**Paisley Hibby** · 15-04-2014 06:04 PM

Originally Posted by Fat Penlon

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The NHS in Scotland is a devolved matter along with education and justice. These are fully controlled by the Scottish Parliament and are not implicated by any decisions made by Westminster on services in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Voting no will have no impact on how the NHS operates in this country.

The first part of your post is right. However, what you say at the end isn't. If we vote no we will continue to rely on the UK government to fund us. There are sure to be cuts in that funding and so none of our public services will be safe.

***Ozyhibby*** · 15-04-2014 06:04 PM

Originally Posted by Fat Penlon

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The NHS in Scotland is a devolved matter along with education and justice. These are fully controlled by the Scottish Parliament and are not implicated by any decisions made by Westminster on services in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Voting no will have no impact on how the NHS operates in this country.

That's not true at all. Any vote to decrease the budget of the NHS in England will have Barnett consequentials for the Scottish budget which would result in cuts up here.

**greenpaper55** · 15-04-2014 06:05 PM

Originally Posted by Desperate Dan

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Really? I thought pishy breeks brought politics in tae it.

Steady Dan, call that politics

**HUTCHYHIBBY** · 15-04-2014 06:06 PM

Originally Posted by Aldo

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Ouch!!!! ;-)

The guy was a genius at his chosen profession and received my full backing at the time. I'm not too sure he gives a donald duck about Hearts. Just posted my previous for a laugh.

***Malthibby*** · 15-04-2014 06:08 PM

Originally Posted by Paisley Hibby

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The first part of your post is right. However, what you say at the end isn't. If we vote no we will continue to rely on the UK government to fund us. There are sure to be cuts in that funding and so none of our public services will be safe.

What he said. I'm voting yes & it's nothing to do with Salmond, who I'm quite sure I wouldn't like to meet.
It's almost despite him.
But he should have acknowledged the years of cheating, & the millions stolen from everyone unlucky enough to be owed money (including ourselves as taxpayers).
GG

**Pete** · 15-04-2014 06:09 PM

Originally Posted by CB_NO3

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Guys, keep the independance debate out this thread.

Agree. Let's get it back on track.

Hearts are jobbies.

**gogse** · 15-04-2014 06:10 PM

Originally Posted by Ozyhibby

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Calm yourself. I'm a Yes voter.
I'm just being awkward. He should not be getting involved at all in supporting a company who have avoided paying taxes etc. His political antenna is failing him here. Wishing the worst for Hearts is about fair play. If he is on the other side of that equation then he is wrong IMHO. Make me worry about what else he is wrong about.

Agree
Where is your moral compass pointing if you are seen to advocate a company run like Hearts. Will he advocate running the country in the same way?

**Fat Penlon** · 15-04-2014 06:11 PM

Originally Posted by Paisley Hibby

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The first part of your post is right. However, what you say at the end isn't. If we vote no we will continue to rely on the UK government to fund us. There are sure to be cuts in that funding and so none of our public services will be safe.

The UK government don't fund us they are merely the middle man who collects our taxes and give us them back not before taking a large chunk of it for themselves though. I know what you mean though ;-)

***Ozyhibby*** · 15-04-2014 06:11 PM

Originally Posted by Jdawg

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Quite correct I am amazed at some peoples complete lack of knowledge about politics but are happy to vent moronic drivel that they think is correct but in actual act haven't a clue whats going on. Either research your politics or shut the hell up. The amount of morons about to vote astonishes me

And at the same time you quote a post as 'quite correct' even though it is quite incorrect.
:-)

**greenpaper55** · 15-04-2014 06:12 PM

Originally Posted by CB_NO3

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Guys, keep the independance debate out this thread.

Fair enough, time to stuff that lot in a few weeks and ram it right up them.

**hibbill2002** · 15-04-2014 06:13 PM

Originally Posted by Ozyhibby

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And at the same time you quote a post as 'quite correct' even though it is quite incorrect.
:-)

To be fair, he never said he was voting.

**Waxy** · 15-04-2014 06:14 PM

Originally Posted by green glory

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Who are you kidding, you were voting no anyway.

Vote No and there's no NHS for your kids.

I've actually been undecided, and yes it was daft of me to post that,A kneejerk reaction to someone who should keep out if this. as always the hibs.net guys put the world to rights.Am sure the NHS will still be though.

**Fat Penlon** · 15-04-2014 06:14 PM

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That's not true at all. Any vote to decrease the budget of the NHS in England will have Barnett consequentials for the Scottish budget which would result in cuts up here.

Scotland receives a budget from Westminster using the Barnett formula it is 100% up the the finance secretary in Scotland how that money is spent. He/she does not need to cut NHS spend if they wish to protect it and cut elsewhere.

**~~Saorsa~~** · 15-04-2014 06:18 PM

Originally Posted by greenpaper55

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Steady Dan, call that politics

House of Lords snout in the trough politics. Vote No and he and others like him keeps their snout in the trough.

And you help tae pay for it

Anyway hopefully we can get this thread back on topic and keep the other stuff out of it. This will certainly be my last mention of it.

**~~MSK~~** · 15-04-2014 06:19 PM

Can we get back on topic folks please ..if you want to discuss politics etc get wired into this thread ..

http://www.hibs.net/showthread.php?2...e&goto=newpost

***matty_f*** · 15-04-2014 06:19 PM

There's a thread on the holy ground forum for debating politics, please keep this one on the jambogeddon topic.
Thanks.

**~~Saorsa~~** · 15-04-2014 06:20 PM

The pwicks have spoken

quite agree though

**The_Todd** · 15-04-2014 06:22 PM

At the end of the day we have prominent "better together" types giving it the pro-Jambo angle (Fatty Foulkes, anyone) and now a prominent Indy type giving it the pro-Jambo angle. Not to mention FoH being chaired by a pro-Unionist.

In summation, there's Yams in all walks of political life with differing political views. If you end up voting against a Yam you'll end up voting with another one. Life's too short to base your politics on football (or indeed your football on politics), if only Old Firm fans realised this!

Can we just get back to how gubbed the Jambos are now, please? It's most entertaining.

***Green Reaper*** · 15-04-2014 06:23 PM

Are they deid yet

**~~Saorsa~~** · 15-04-2014 06:26 PM

Originally Posted by Green Reaper

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Are they deid yet

No quite but I've made this for when they are.

**jakeshibs** · 15-04-2014 06:26 PM

has there been any information, movement today as not heard anything waiting for the big L.

***GreenLake*** · 15-04-2014 06:28 PM

Originally Posted by Fat Penlon

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The UK government don't fund us they are merely the middle man who collects our taxes and give us them back not before taking a large chunk of it for themselves though. I know what you mean though ;-)

Commercial banks create the money out of thin air to lend to the government and then charge interest that is paid by our taxes. It's a silly little scam that few are able to grasp. Apparently, the oligarchs who own the commercial banks are more to be trusted with the creation of money than our elected officials (who bailed them out with our future taxes).