Scottish Politics / Independence - Vol 12
Discussion
hidetheelephants said:
Given the s
t state of the vessels it doesn't reflect very well on him, regardless of previous experience.
Sadly,it was a bit of a poisoned chalice of a role he was given, bridging the CMAL/Ferguson's divide; he was one of the few ones driving the Ferguson's workforce as an outside influence. Things will probably slacken off now.....
Edited by Taffer on Friday 21st June 22:34
A while back I was speaking to some of the lads from BAE who were on the Type 45 program, they said they build the ship to the agreed spec, any changes were carried out after...ker-ching for BAE who charged them extra for additional work, that's fair enough.
But the SNP / CALMAC / Fergusons scandal takes this to a whole new level, the contract being just a cash cow one for all to plunder.
But the SNP / CALMAC / Fergusons scandal takes this to a whole new level, the contract being just a cash cow one for all to plunder.
Well that's me "gone tactical", although looking at predictions for my constituency a lib dem win seems pretty certain regardless. Should be more successful than last time I tried voting tactically 
It's a close run predicted in my original hometown constituency between the Tories and SNP, but the local candidate was "weak" even before they started merrily waving their shotgun at their shoes. Frustrating, as a decent candidate/selection process I think could have done OK. The lack of quality PPCs on all sides is disappointing.

It's a close run predicted in my original hometown constituency between the Tories and SNP, but the local candidate was "weak" even before they started merrily waving their shotgun at their shoes. Frustrating, as a decent candidate/selection process I think could have done OK. The lack of quality PPCs on all sides is disappointing.
Apologies for being slightly off topic. Just been to Morrisons and Asda for a litre bottle of Gordon’s gin,
Greedy supermarkets selling for £24, they sell for £19 at Christmas .
Minimum pricing ha, another stupid law from the SNP, why don’t they close the subsidised bar in the pretendy parliament?
Last laugh is tanquary, a better gin is £22 a litre, so the supermarkets are taking us for mugs. Guess what I bought?
Rant over
Only another two weeks of these SNP/green imbeciles to go, will have to go for more gin on 5th July
Greedy supermarkets selling for £24, they sell for £19 at Christmas .
Minimum pricing ha, another stupid law from the SNP, why don’t they close the subsidised bar in the pretendy parliament?
Last laugh is tanquary, a better gin is £22 a litre, so the supermarkets are taking us for mugs. Guess what I bought?
Rant over
Only another two weeks of these SNP/green imbeciles to go, will have to go for more gin on 5th July
Mercdriver said:
Apologies for being slightly off topic. Just been to Morrisons and Asda for a litre bottle of Gordon’s gin,
Greedy supermarkets selling for £24, they sell for £19 at Christmas .
Minimum pricing ha, another stupid law from the SNP, why don’t they close the subsidised bar in the pretendy parliament?
Last laugh is tanquary, a better gin is £22 a litre, so the supermarkets are taking us for mugs. Guess what I bought?
Rant over
Only another two weeks of these SNP/green imbeciles to go, will have to go for more gin on 5th July
I don’t think that’s MUP related (for once), prices appear the same in Asda Carlisle. Straight supermarket greed unfortunately!Greedy supermarkets selling for £24, they sell for £19 at Christmas .
Minimum pricing ha, another stupid law from the SNP, why don’t they close the subsidised bar in the pretendy parliament?
Last laugh is tanquary, a better gin is £22 a litre, so the supermarkets are taking us for mugs. Guess what I bought?
Rant over
Only another two weeks of these SNP/green imbeciles to go, will have to go for more gin on 5th July
Klippie said:
A while back I was speaking to some of the lads from BAE who were on the Type 45 program, they said they build the ship to the agreed spec, any changes were carried out after...ker-ching for BAE who charged them extra for additional work, that's fair enough.
But the SNP / CALMAC / Fergusons scandal takes this to a whole new level, the contract being just a cash cow one for all to plunder.
The Type 45 bit is true to the extent that changes after the agreed spec are charged, but getting to the agreed spec was a long winded process with many changes requested before the spec was finally agreed.But the SNP / CALMAC / Fergusons scandal takes this to a whole new level, the contract being just a cash cow one for all to plunder.
Scrump said:
The Type 45 bit is true to the extent that changes after the agreed spec are charged, but getting to the agreed spec was a long winded process with many changes requested before the spec was finally agreed.
I am pretty sure that is normal for a military contract, tight specification and costed. Any modifications are extra and costs agreed before proceeding.Pity the SNP had not followed that business method but there again what do they know about business?
Primary school, secondary school the university studying politics does not give a good grounding in business mores the pity.
alangla said:
I don’t think that’s MUP related (for once), prices appear the same in Asda Carlisle. Straight supermarket greed unfortunately!
Not a fan of Gordon's but on Amazon the 70cl is £15 which is under £22 a litre.I suspect I will be using Amazon a lot once the new MUP comes in by September.
For example a litre of decent vodka for what the MUP will be for 70cl in Scotland.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CB9CJ8R3?ref=nb_sb_s...
irc said:
I suspect I will be using Amazon a lot once the new MUP comes in by September.
For example a litre of decent vodka for what the MUP will be for 70cl in Scotland.
I've been using Amazon for a while now, it's far cheaper, especially if you pounce on offers (which are usually aligned with supermarket offers in England and Wales).For example a litre of decent vodka for what the MUP will be for 70cl in Scotland.
Would rather spend the money locally, but I resent being screwed-over by MUP - it's been proven to acheive nothing, it's juat another bit of "tinker around the edges" policy.
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