I’m having that thanks; a handsome!

Thanks Brother

ps the minute you resort to lies, you’ve lost the argument

Doug this is not the only inaccuracy in this article which could be kindly described as pathetic. Any steelworker in Scotland, current or past go voted for staying with Westminster would need there head examined.

The Union destroyed Scottish steel, we didn’t vote for Margaret Thatcher but we got her and her privatisation drive destroyed our steel industry. We remember her choosing tea with English cricketer Ian Botham rather than meet the Gartcosh marchers who had walked from Scotland to London over the planned closure. That was bad enough but it was compounded when the Labour opposition cancelled the steel debate in the House of Commons in favour of a debate on Westland Helicopters.

Was it the few remaining Scottish Steelwokers who voted, or was it the UK Members? Was there even a vote?

Anyway as a Yes supporter and one of the Gartcosh marchers I would like to thank Mr Mchugh for his article which will be ridiculed the length and breadth of Scotland as a fine example of the depths a labour lackey will plummet to in an effort to seek personal advance.

How can anyone with a milligram of sense imagine for a second that being part of the UK will deliver any sort of social justice and equality for the citizens of Scotland, when it has singularly failed to do so to-date. This article is beyond comprehension.

The UK (UK PLC) is a state that exists to benefit its establishment, essentially its shareholders: the monarchy and its hangers-on, the bankers and the corporations, and their political stooges in the Tory, Labour and Lib Dem parties.

It’s even harder to stomach after learning that many trade union leaders are earning more than most politicians.

Grow-up, Mr. McHugh!

“Why bring up the issue of Forth Road Bridge steel? Does this man know anything about the steel industry in Scotland. Scottish steel was not used because no Scottish firms took part in the tender process. They didn’t take part because there are no Scottish firms which can make steel to the required specifications. They can’t make the steel because the UK government destroyed the industry in Scotland. Better Together? I think not.

Great to see Politicians and their ‘Familiars’ being put in their place. We have had to listen to their lies for too long.

I much prefer getting the ‘Truth’ from real people who were there and speak honestly. Well done Sir.

Torpedo… Straight to the engine room of HMS Dribble. Kaboom!