London’s going to win the Scotland referendum anyway, and some revenge would be sweet for Madrid’s facking around with Gibraltar.
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Isn’t the Scottish referendum a little less certain than that? My thinking was the same as yours but now I’m not so sure.
I have decided that a definite component of my support for Catalonia is an ingrained yet unconscious Anglo hatred for Spain and her machinations, and a secret desire to plot her eternal frustration. It’s what comes of being Plymouth born, you see.
The tragedy is that you’re working contrary to the interests of Plymouth, which needs a strong Spain and France to justify its existence. British taxpayers don’t want to fight Americans or Asiatics, but they’d love a crack at traditional enemies. The Falklands and pelting the manager of the local Pret à Manger with potatoes are a poor substitute.