Proof Of BBC Biased News Reporting

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  1. arabian_ian

    arabian_ian Well-Known Member

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    They go to the reporter and YES supporters are in the back ground. Just watch what happens when some maggot pulls the plug.

    http://youtu.be/C18zpi2yBwE

    You lot in England do not get to know what is really going on here.

    Free country my arse.
     
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  2. I'm Spartacus

    I'm Spartacus Well-Known Member

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    Breathe...Relax...and chill.
     
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    Or rather they just lose the feed, it happens you know.

    You are really starting to get paranoid, no doubt if the vote doesn't go your way on Thursday you'll just claim that it's electoral fraud.

    I support Scottish independence in principle but because of the affect it may have on the rest of the UK I hope it's a no vote otherwise I may be moving north of the border.
     
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    You'll soon be adopting the old Celtic chant, "That's why we're paranoid"
     
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  5. arabian_ian

    arabian_ian Well-Known Member

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    Well funnily enough in a country which can bump off an unwanted royal I would not rule out the possibility of organised electoral fraud by MI5 MI6 after all it is their job to protect the security of the country and allowing a YES vote to go through it could be said they were not doing their job.

    All hypothetical of course.
     
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  6. arabian_ian

    arabian_ian Well-Known Member

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    Ha Ha Never go that far J.
    TBH I don't see myself as paranoid. Only standing up for what I believe is right. Just like everyone else on here with a differing view.
     
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    pompey_red Well-Known Member

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    But there's standing up for what you believe in and blatantly looking for issues where there are none.
     
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    Can't wait for it to be over, I'm bored shitless with it
     
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    If the BBC had never shown anyone holding a "yes" placard then I might be inclined to think there was something in it, but that is just losing the feed.

    There were actually more no placards in view so maybe it's bias against the no message!
     
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  10. arabian_ian

    arabian_ian Well-Known Member

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    OK Pompey. Ive come to respect your views and opinions but can you tell me what non issues I have argued over.
    I'm voting yes, I've tried to say why and why I won't vote no but can't remember making issues over nothing.
     
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  11. Loa

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    Another important question

    And one that surprisingly hasn't been raised in the debates so far:

    If it a yes will we still be able to get Tunnocks Caramel wafer bars south of the border?
     
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  12. LDR

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    Re: Another important question

    Talk to me my friend, I'm willing to smuggle some across the border every month for a small fee :)
     
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  13. Loa

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    Re: Another important question

    Might be quite a large swag bag that you have to bring with you, I'd also need some Mackie's crisps and Nairns oatcakes smuggling across aswell. We'll talk figures later.
     
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  14. arabian_ian

    arabian_ian Well-Known Member

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    Re: Another important question

    Nae chance you can have all the oil, we're keeping the caramel wafers.
     
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    Re: Another important question

    We'll barricade the border and stop all lard and cooking oils entering their country. Without their staple cooking aid they'll soon crumble...
     
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  16. LDR

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    Re: Another important question

    In my old work place one of the delivery drivers used to deliver to the Tunnocks factory before collecting from ours so we'd get a nice batch of WARM caramel wafers, heaven in a bag!

    I also have to drive past the Tunnocks factory on the way to work, now that is a smell I'd never get sick of.
     
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  17. Ged

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    Re: Another important question

    im told the reporting during "the strike" was equally bias, including an incident where it showed miners charging the police. I'm reliably informed it was the police who charged first but that's not what was shown.
     
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  18. Burgundy Red

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    Re: Another important question

    There's a "Nairns oatcakes cupboard" down here in deepest darkest Burgundy. The Auld Alliance should keep it well stocked.
     
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  19. Marc

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    we get the point. you want to be independent from 'us lot'. i'm kinda hoping for your sanity, that you get the vote on thursday.
    on a semi-serious note - will you be dropping these threads from this board, once the vote is over with? or is this just the start of things?
     
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  20. manxtyke

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    I thought it was just a car crash , I suppose Elvis works behind the bar in Redferns. There's gonna be a lot of disappointed people up there. What do you think the difference will be, and how will it affect you and yours
     
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