ChatterBank0 min ago
Local Elections, Scotland and Gordon Brown.
As you all know, May 3rd is the local elections, I have some quries on the Scottish issue, if i'm wrong on any of them please put me right. If Labour win, Scotland will stay part of the UK, however, if the SNP win, bringing about total independence, that surely is the end of the United Kingdom as an entity, if that happens, firstly, what happens to the grant they get from England?, Secondly, Gordon Browns Constituancy is in Scotland, so as a now foreign national, will he still legitimately be Prime Minister of England?.
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Scottish oil revenues for the next 6 years are estimated at �55 billion
With the current price of oil Scotland would be financially independent at least in the immediate future.
If Scotland became independant any Scot would probably have no problems constitutionally as they would have been born in the UK.
Note Irish nationals in the UK can still vote in our elections which is a far more anomalous situation!
With the current price of oil Scotland would be financially independent at least in the immediate future.
If Scotland became independant any Scot would probably have no problems constitutionally as they would have been born in the UK.
Note Irish nationals in the UK can still vote in our elections which is a far more anomalous situation!
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