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Has anyone Sean Connerys phone number
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Posted February 17, 2013 at 9:42PM
He could be back.
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Posted February 18, 2013 at 12:19AM
He could be back.
Somehow, I don't think he will be!
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Posted February 18, 2013 at 6:32AM
my mobile phone number ends in 008,so if he's busy i'm next in line,and look ant my moniker,says it all ????
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Posted February 18, 2013 at 8:47AM
'Scottish nationalists are preparing to form a secret intelligence service'
The government of an independent country would be expected to have an intelligence service.
The way the Mail has written it makes it sound as though the SNP plans to spy on people; presumably those who don't support it.
It's all theoretical, of course. Latest poll shows 'increase in support for independent Scotland'. But that only lifts it to a 'whopping' 34% and 'support for independence is behind where it was a year ago'
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Posted February 18, 2013 at 8:55AM
Graham
Due to problems with this site many of us have to switch off Javascript to make it usable.
A consequence is the inability to use anything other than the cutting and pasting of links.
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Posted February 18, 2013 at 9:08AM
It was also most interesting to see that Nicola Sturgeon was rated higher than Darling (though, I suppose, anyone could rate higher than Brown's chancellor!!).
But Darling is leading the NO campaign, which is not a great omen for them.
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Posted February 18, 2013 at 9:17AM
This is old news. Nicola Sturgeon gave this evidence to a Parliamentary committee last week and it was widely reported, by the BBC and others.
As fm says, this is pie in the sky anyway.
Another Daily Mail mare's nest.
What intrigues me is the petty mindedness of the UK Government.
"Home Secretary Theresa May said that if Scotland were to become a separate state it would not be guaranteed to have access to intelligence on terrorism and organised crime from the UK.
She warned that as a new country, Scotland would have to gain trust before it could expect to share sensitive information."
So on the day before independence all the politicians, police chiefs and civil servants in Scotland have normal access to the security information available in the UK, but on day one all of these people suddenly become untrustworthy.
Withdraw the facility by all means, after all, the UK Government is paying for the information to be gathered, but don't say it has been withdrawn because Scotland has suddenly become untrustworthy.
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Posted February 18, 2013 at 10:34AM
"Scotland would have to gain trust before it could expect to share sensitive information"
One must be careful of sensitive information getting into the rebel Jacobite camp. The English army will be quite vulnerable to insurgent action until the Scottish regiments are frogmarched safely north and the wall is rebuilt.
Should I order my new Old Union Flag yet...?
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Posted February 18, 2013 at 10:45AM
Berwick upon Tweed must be about due for a nationality change again.
Brumas is in for some sleepless worrying nights as they're wanting the whole of Northumberland to boot!
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Posted February 18, 2013 at 11:09AM
Quickbeam
The nationality of Berwick may be in the news, again, but this time for a good reason. Scotrail has a discount card for over 55s that used to be valid throughout Scotland and for travel from Berwick-upon-Tweed.
It has just announced that this will no longer be the case and many people in the Borders for whom Berwick is the closest station are unhappy about it.
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