Incoming new scottish independent referendum.

[Devil_0101]

During the brexit referendum, the 62% of the scottish voted to remain in the EU.

About 2 years before an independent scottish referendum was held in scotland, in the 2014, a 55% voted to remain in UK against a 45% who voted to leave the UK.

Following the brexit, another scottish referendum was supposed to happen in the year 2017, but it was postponed after the brexit and relative article 50 directives. The Scottish Parliament voted 69–59 in favour of holding a second referendum on Scottish independence, however it was rejected because "at this time the scottish might be confused about what to vote".

Apparently there is going to be another scottish referendum in the year 2020, once the brexit process will be over, and this referendum might ask the scottish if they want to leave the UK and eventually join the EU.

What are your thoughts about it.

 

[wanton dwarf]

Not that interested if Scotland stays or leaves.

But Scottish MPs in Parliament must be removed.

You cannot have a seperate politics in Scotland and then expect to have a say over everyone else.

 

[czechmate]

During the brexit referendum, the 62% of the scottish voted to remain in the EU.

About 2 years before an independent scottish referendum was held in scotland, in the 2014, a 55% voted to remain in UK against a 45% who voted to leave the UK.

Following the brexit, another scottish referendum was supposed to happen in the year 2017, but it was postponed after the brexit and relative article 50 directives. The Scottish Parliament voted 69–59 in favour of holding a second referendum on Scottish independence, however it was rejected because "at this time the scottish might be confused about what to vote".

Apparently there is going to be another scottish referendum in the year 2020, once the brexit process will be over, and this referendum might ask the scottish if they want to leave the UK and eventually join the EU.

What are your thoughts about it.

I wonder if the Brexit process will be over by 2020?

 

[Henarar]

During the brexit referendum, the 62% of the scottish voted to remain in the EU.

Thats not quite right

 

[Devil_0101]

Thats not quite right

No, that's quite right.

 

[Boohoo]

Thats not quite right

Correct, only 42% of the Scottish electorate voted to remain.

 

[melted welly]

During the brexit referendum, the 62% of the scottish voted to remain in the EU.

About 2 years before an independent scottish referendum was held in scotland, in the 2014, a 55% voted to remain in UK against a 45% who voted to leave the UK.

Following the brexit, another scottish referendum was supposed to happen in the year 2017, but it was postponed after the brexit and relative article 50 directives. The Scottish Parliament voted 69–59 in favour of holding a second referendum on Scottish independence, however it was rejected because "at this time the scottish might be confused about what to vote".

Apparently there is going to be another scottish referendum in the year 2020, once the brexit process will be over, and this referendum might ask the scottish if they want to leave the UK and eventually join the EU.

What are your thoughts about it.

Be more divisiveness, half truths, nit picking and unpleasantness. Sick of it all

 

[Muck Spreader]

Correct, only 42% of the Scottish electorate voted to remain.

62% of Scottish voters voted in favour of remaining in the EU.

 

[Devil_0101]

Camon stop trolling, this forum costs money at the least use it well, the 62% voted to remain. Regards.

 

[czechmate]

Camon stop trolling, this forum costs money at the least use it well, the 62% voted to remain. Regards.

Would you pay to write with these numties?

 

[Boohoo]

62% of Scottish voters voted in favour of remaining in the EU.

62% of those who voted, but only 42% of the electorate.

 

[Muck Spreader]

62% of those who voted, but only 42% of the electorate.

Read what I wrote!

 

[czechmate]

Read what I wrote!

So what percentage of the electorate voted to leave?

 

[Boohoo]

Read what I wrote!

I did! Just making sure that everyone is sure of the facts because at the top of the page it says that 62% of Scots voted to remain.

 

[Boohoo]

So what percentage of the electorate voted to leave?

26% of Scotland's electorate voted to leave and 32% were happy to go along with whatever the UK decided.

 

[nivilla1982]

http://whatscotlandthinks.org/quest...-independence-referendum-if-held-now-ask#line

 

[Devil_0101]

Man what a mess your "democracy" is, i mean you don't even know what are you voting and how many did vote. I just posted the results from the medias including the bbc and .gov from your site.

 

[arcobob]

Man what a mess your "democracy" is, i mean you don't even know what are you voting and how many did vote. I just posted the results from the medias including the bbc and .gov from your site.

Many people,including you, have a poor grasp of the science of statistics and an even poorer grasp of our language. Time to butt out and get educated .

 

[czechmate]

Many people,including you, have a poor grasp of the science of statistics and an even poorer grasp of our language. Time to butt out and get educated .

I think that post is somewhat beneath you, arcobob. His grasp of the English language is a lot better than a lot of British posters on here!

 

[Hilly]

During the brexit referendum, the 62% of the scottish voted to remain in the EU.

About 2 years before an independent scottish referendum was held in scotland, in the 2014, a 55% voted to remain in UK against a 45% who voted to leave the UK.

Following the brexit, another scottish referendum was supposed to happen in the year 2017, but it was postponed after the brexit and relative article 50 directives. The Scottish Parliament voted 69–59 in favour of holding a second referendum on Scottish independence, however it was rejected because "at this time the scottish might be confused about what to vote".

Apparently there is going to be another scottish referendum in the year 2020, once the brexit process will be over, and this referendum might ask the scottish if they want to leave the UK and eventually join the EU.

What are your thoughts about it.

Will the EU want Scotland ? will the EU survive long term ? Will the uk survive Brexit ? will brexit be over by 2020 ?