Wednesday, March 23, 2016 5:40:43 PM
Trump fails to create promised jobs and investment in Scotland, locals say
.. lol, that Trump insults NYT piece is 'some piece of work', which, of course,
is just what Trump himself is .. yup, the phrase takes on different meaning ..
The Presidential candidate has already threatened to pull investment from Scotland after losing a wind farm battle in December
Rachael Revesz Friday 8 January 2016 18 comments
Donald Trump has threatened to pull investment in Scotland after losing a wind farm battle. Scott Heppell/Associated Press
Donald Trump has threatened to pull £700 million worth of investment from Scotland if MPs ban him from entering the country but locals say investment and job creation have already failed to live up to promises he made almost a decade ago.
The Republican Presidential candidate’s much-hyped Aberdeenshire golf course has been a loss-maker since it opened in 2012. He has also made similar threats of pulling investment after losing fights against local residents and failing to block plans for a local wind farm.
More .. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/trump-fails-to-create-promised-jobs-and-investment-in-scotland-locals-say-a6801466.html
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Mapping Scotland’s Disgust With Donald Trump
Many Scots have backed a petition to ban the Republican frontrunner from his mother’s homeland.
Donald Trump follows bagpipers to the opening of his new golf course in Scotland. David Moir / Reuters
Andrew McGill Jan 20, 2016 Global
Yes, Monday’s debate in the British Parliament over whether to ban Donald Trump from the United Kingdom was more spectacle than anything else. Few Britons had any expectation that the three-hour hearing, driven by a citizen petition nearly 600,000-signatures strong, would result in tangible action against the businessman-turned-presidential candidate.
But it was still a cultural moment—a particularly British airing of grievances with such invectives as “dangerous fool,” “buffoon,” and “wazzock” thrown about with disdain by members of Parliament.
More with links .. http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2016/01/map-scotland-ban-donald-trump/424758/
See also:
The right-wing business tycoons behind Alex Salmond's independence campaign
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Similar complaints were made when Salmond rode roughshod over the wishes of local residents and planners
to "call in" the decision to approve Donald Trump's golf complex plan on the Aberdeenshire coast.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=106454780
.. lol, that Trump insults NYT piece is 'some piece of work', which, of course,
is just what Trump himself is .. yup, the phrase takes on different meaning ..
The Presidential candidate has already threatened to pull investment from Scotland after losing a wind farm battle in December
Rachael Revesz Friday 8 January 2016 18 comments
Donald Trump has threatened to pull investment in Scotland after losing a wind farm battle. Scott Heppell/Associated Press
Donald Trump has threatened to pull £700 million worth of investment from Scotland if MPs ban him from entering the country but locals say investment and job creation have already failed to live up to promises he made almost a decade ago.
The Republican Presidential candidate’s much-hyped Aberdeenshire golf course has been a loss-maker since it opened in 2012. He has also made similar threats of pulling investment after losing fights against local residents and failing to block plans for a local wind farm.
More .. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/trump-fails-to-create-promised-jobs-and-investment-in-scotland-locals-say-a6801466.html
--
Mapping Scotland’s Disgust With Donald Trump
Many Scots have backed a petition to ban the Republican frontrunner from his mother’s homeland.
Donald Trump follows bagpipers to the opening of his new golf course in Scotland. David Moir / Reuters
Andrew McGill Jan 20, 2016 Global
Yes, Monday’s debate in the British Parliament over whether to ban Donald Trump from the United Kingdom was more spectacle than anything else. Few Britons had any expectation that the three-hour hearing, driven by a citizen petition nearly 600,000-signatures strong, would result in tangible action against the businessman-turned-presidential candidate.
But it was still a cultural moment—a particularly British airing of grievances with such invectives as “dangerous fool,” “buffoon,” and “wazzock” thrown about with disdain by members of Parliament.
More with links .. http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2016/01/map-scotland-ban-donald-trump/424758/
See also:
The right-wing business tycoons behind Alex Salmond's independence campaign
[...]
Similar complaints were made when Salmond rode roughshod over the wishes of local residents and planners
to "call in" the decision to approve Donald Trump's golf complex plan on the Aberdeenshire coast.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=106454780
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