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Scottish 'yes' Vote In The Lead!
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Well, according to those most revered pollsters YouGov.
http:// yougov. co.uk/n ews/201 4/09/06 /latest -scotti sh-refe rendum- poll-ye s-lead/
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.TCL, that publication is little more than party political propaganda. Unless I've completely missed the point, the vote in 2 weeks is a straight yes or no for independence - NOT for alex salmond or his party. there has to be an election for a new government once independence has been decided upon; it is unbelievably arrogant of mr salmond to expect the result to be a done deal. how can that document of his (and it is his, it's his party that dominates the current parliament) bear any resemblance to what independence will actually look like?
All the issues you mention, Mikey, will be resolved by government of the RUK (the Rump of the UK) capitulating to every demand from the newly "independent" Scots for "transitional funding and other arrangements". Effectively Scotland will remain a drain on the RUK for many, many years to come. But of course they will retain 100% ownership of the only UK asset they seem not prepared to share - North Sea oil and gas.
The analogy with cancelling a gym membership is not, therefore, entirely appropriate. What would be more apt is to compare Scottish independence with ceasing to pay gym membership subscriptions whilst being allowed to continue to use the facilities for some time. Then the remainder of the members might have something to say, but no such privilege will be afforded to the citizens of RUK.
I said last wekk that I would not be drawn into further questions on this farcical proposal, but I just cannot help myself !!
The analogy with cancelling a gym membership is not, therefore, entirely appropriate. What would be more apt is to compare Scottish independence with ceasing to pay gym membership subscriptions whilst being allowed to continue to use the facilities for some time. Then the remainder of the members might have something to say, but no such privilege will be afforded to the citizens of RUK.
I said last wekk that I would not be drawn into further questions on this farcical proposal, but I just cannot help myself !!
Mikey - sorry to single you out, but have to reply to your comment
//I am not really aware of the legal details of this vote. Does it bind everybody ? ....I mean to say that if the vote is 51% YES and 49% NO, its hardly a ringing endorsement to break up the UK is it//
Funnily, there is only 1 Conservative MP in Scotland yet we are ruled by Westminster. You've answered your own question. Yes, the vote binds everybody just as it does at the moment whether we like it or not.
//I am not really aware of the legal details of this vote. Does it bind everybody ? ....I mean to say that if the vote is 51% YES and 49% NO, its hardly a ringing endorsement to break up the UK is it//
Funnily, there is only 1 Conservative MP in Scotland yet we are ruled by Westminster. You've answered your own question. Yes, the vote binds everybody just as it does at the moment whether we like it or not.
Scots, What the Heck? http:// nyti.ms /1qGafq n
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