If it doesnt work in Scotland’s favor this time, does anyone know how soon this can be placed back on the ballot?
5 years is the minimum period between referendums.
if Scotland the socialists which they won’t left the UK then it will show how stupid they are, though on the other hand they will do a big favor to the rest of the country by taking their socialists away, thus making the UK more right wing.
Salmom is promising NATO an the EU and they could not even afford it, let alone all their welfare England and Wales pays to them.
The way I see it this is enviable not only for Europe but theses united States as a product of changing global economic and relations.
As we grow more diverse we become less governable at one.
While at the same time the Elites on high conspire with foreigners to form a kind of international cartel imposing a form of Global government that in many ways has replaced the legitimate role of our Existing Federations and/or united Kingdoms.
In simple American terms Washington is trying to surrender its unique sovereignty role & authority to the U.N. while at the same time trying to replace that power and role with Powers & roles they steal from our States.
The simple answer is, if the UN is to be the new Federation, we don’t need or want Washington D.C. anymore.
Scotland must be in a similar situation with regard to not only the U.N. but the E.U. Who could blame them for rationally wanting to cut the unnecessary tied to England who has historically abused them from hundreds of years.
All theses big European bankers are just afraid of losing existing long term investments to new opportunities that their scale would not advantage them to take.
As for Washington, our We & our States need to make one thing critical clear to federal politicians. They can control our foreign policy(war & peace) or the U.N can. Either way we are getting rid of one of them. The American is too big and too diverse to be governed domestically from Washington D.C.
Five years, BUT that’s on the proviso that the SNP nationalists win the Scottish election, and are able again to pass a referendum bill.
IMO a no vote on Thursday will see a resurgence of support in Scotland for Labour, along with the Tories, UKIP and even the Lib Dems. All pro-union parties. Frankly, if it meant keeping us in the UK union, I’d tactically vote Labour or Lib Dem if I had to.