For VB..Special D' For All VB's Sneering At My 'Conspiracy Theory'

mapoui · 10-02-2014, 12:43 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

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http://www.globalresearch.ca/scotlands-r...on/5405626

Quote:It started with grainy videos on YouTube, showing official counters doing odd things with the ballot papers.  Stories emerged of people at polling stations being told that someone using their name had already voted.  Children had been registered to vote.  The police “were investigating”, while Westminster pooh-poohed it all.

A small and angry petition was launched by Change.org.  First addressed to Alex Salmond it is now going to his Deputy Nicola Sturgeon, and is approaching 100,000 signatures.  And yet morehas emerged of the odd and dishonest practices that have appeared to capture the No result so wanted by Westminster.  Among them are:

    Ballot papers with no identifying marks on the back (illegal)
    Ballot boxes from polling stations delivered to counting centres in private cars by only one person (illegal)
    Postal ballot papers apparently being sent to England first
    Pro-union people being allowed to open and inspect postal votes several days before the referendum (illegal)

And there were no exit polls.  Before the referendum various polls said that the No campaign was leading, although the Yes side were catching up. Just before the vote these polls had the Yes side suddenly dropping back even though on the ground the campaign for independence seemed to be getting stronger.  But polls are not that accurate, particularly those published by pro-Union media.

Exit polls are.  They are conducted outside the polling stations and researchers ask people coming out how they have voted.  In the space between the polling stations closing and the counting of votes completed, exit polls give a fairly accurate picture of what the result will be.  But the media, particularly the BBC and ITV, were asked not to conduct exit polls.  That fact alone convinces me that the Scots have been robbed of their independence.  And Westminster should hang its head in shame.  More, it should be investigated by the police.

#2
Quote:And there were no exit polls.  Before the referendum various polls said that the No campaign was leading, although the Yes side were catching up. Just before the vote these polls had the Yes side suddenly dropping back even though on the ground the campaign for independence seemed to be getting stronger.  But polls are not that accurate, particularly those published by pro-Union media.

Exit polls are.  They are conducted outside the polling stations and researchers ask people coming out how they have voted.  In the space between the polling stations closing and the counting of votes completed, exit polls give a fairly accurate picture of what the result will be.  But the media, particularly the BBC and ITV, were asked not to conduct exit polls.  That fact alone convinces me that the Scots have been robbed of their independence.  And Westminster should hang its head in shame.  More, it should be investigated by the police.

Bella Caledonia, having been thoroughly put off by the pro-union bias of the general media, is now engaged in creating a totally new and digital “citizens’ media.  They say:

    “It’s not about everyone working for free; it’s about giving everyone a voice.  The profession of journalism finds itself at a rare moment in history where, for the first time, its stranglehold on the news is threatened by not just new technology and competitors but, potentially, by the audience it serves.

    “Armed with a deluge of social media tools… the online audience has the means for the first time to become an active participant in the creation and dissemination of news and information.”

And here’s one bit of information that Scotland could do without, one that would have produced a truly revolutionary vote for independence.

Not satisfied with stealing most of the Highlands for the shooting of deer and grouse, they’re now stealing the land from under the feet of 80% of the Scottish population.  Of course Westminster had to have the No vote.  For in the same month as the referendum they started selling fracking licences to energy firms that will cover most of central Scotland, including Edinburgh and Glasgow.  And beyond, though I doubt it will touch the precious sporting estates.

England did far too well out of Scotland’s North Sea oil.  Now it wants their fracked gas.  But then, where the British elite are concerned, Scotland has only ever been a source of shooting and money.  And of course all those young men who join the military because life on the streets of Scotland’s cities under the current regime offers little else in opportunity.
Lesley Docksey

#3
Scotland men hoist up their Skirts ?  :-\

#4
Quote:Scotland men hoist up their Skirts ? 

and get real wood from Skameron.

Dave not easy bwoy

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