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- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
What will be decided
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End of the SNP hopefully .What will be decided
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Surely at the moment it's down to the Supremes...What will be decided
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Stop ,.... in the name of love .......Surely at the moment it's down to the Supremes...
Someday we'll be together...Stop ,.... in the name of love .......
Yes, it would be a great wrench should we need to cut ties with your pancake-flat, cabbage-scented countyNo great loss. Just have to annex Gairloch and the rest is just fried Mars bars and irn bru.
She still wants the 16 billion subsidy from Westminster every year , kin lunaticSome have suggested that the referendum should be allowed, provided there were regional ones within Scotland asking if, in the case that a majority of Scotland votes to leave, they would like to remain a part of the UK. After all, that's what the SNP was suggesting regarding Brexit, and only opportunistic hypocrites wouldn't offer the same chance to their own voters... surely?
Anyway, this would be a decision about breaking up the UK as a whole, a single sovereign entity, so it's only right the whole UK should decide on the matter.
She would probably agree to a uk wide vote, lots of non scots might be glad to see the back of the snp and watch them sufferSome have suggested that the referendum should be allowed, provided there were regional ones within Scotland asking if, in the case that a majority of Scotland votes to leave, they would like to remain a part of the UK. After all, that's what the SNP was suggesting regarding Brexit, and only opportunistic hypocrites wouldn't offer the same chance to their own voters... surely?
Anyway, this would be a decision about breaking up the UK as a whole, a single sovereign entity, so it's only right the whole UK should decide on the matter.
I'd guess that if all of the UK got to decide then that would lead to an independent Scotland.Some have suggested that the referendum should be allowed, provided there were regional ones within Scotland asking if, in the case that a majority of Scotland votes to leave, they would like to remain a part of the UK. After all, that's what the SNP was suggesting regarding Brexit, and only opportunistic hypocrites wouldn't offer the same chance to their own voters... surely?
Anyway, this would be a decision about breaking up the UK as a whole, a single sovereign entity, so it's only right the whole UK should decide on the matter.
I'm not sure I entirely agree with that. Being dragged out of the EU by a self-serving English Nationalist government has strengthened the political case but the financial case still has to be made. Big questions still need to be answered. If an independent Scotland did join the EU (far from certain) then what happens to the border with England? And if we didn't join the EU, then a lot of the reason for leaving our current union has gone.There won’t be a vote next year. Nicola just has to throw her foot soldiers a bone to stop them from turning on her (which a significant proportion are starting to do).
I sort of wish there was a vote, the case for independence is weaker today than in 2014, and the SNP’s record in government significantly poorer today than under Salmond’s reign. Whilst there have always been and always will be the 30% or so Indy nuts, the majority of Scots are fairly sensible and can see through the SNP spin.
The SNP are only in government because of a serious lack of opposition, not because they are necessarily that popular, and only have a majority thanks to getting into bed with the greens.