Sep 18, 2014
Noticing a lot of Scottish independence referendum chatter everywhere. Well, the fun really begins now.
Its 10pm here. The polls are now…
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Noticing a lot of Scottish independence referendum chatter everywhere. Well, the fun really begins now.
Its 10pm here. The polls are now…
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Slam The Border Shut!
Slam The Border Shut!
Calls for Army to move UK 4th Armoured Division from its base in Wiltshire to Catterick, the base closest to the border intensified as reports flood in of bullying by Scottish Nationalists. Plans are afoot to strengthen the Hadrian’s Wall in the event of a Yes vote in tomorrow’s Scottish referendum.
Ed Milliband was reported to have been jostled during a walkabout in Edinburghby disgruntled…
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From National Collective:
Vote Yes for a greener Scotland
The Scottish Government’s approach to climate change and climate justice is internationally renowned
Our renewable energy potential is enormous, and we have the most ambitious green energy targets in the world
With independence, Scotland can choose a more sustainable economic path
An independent Scotland could follow Denmark in measuring growth by ‘Green GDP’
We could use our huge oil reserves responsibly, investing in clean energy to phase out fossil fuels
Vote No for a lack of action
The rhetoric of UK governments on climate change is never matched by action
The influence of energy lobbyists at Westminster is a huge obstacle to progress on the environment
Westminster refuses to use the powers at its disposal to promote sustainable growth, and won’t devolve them to us
The UK Government won’t give us control of Crown Estate revenues, denying local communities the benefits of our renewable potential
Scotland’s ambitions for sustainability and climate justice will continue to be held back by inaction at Westminster
Stewart Lee: Shame on you, Alex Salmond, for selling us out to the Bullingdon Club
Stewart Lee in today's Observer-
But what the Scots must understand is that the Bullingdon Club cabinet has as little in common with the average English person as it does with the average Scot. If 5.5 million largely non-Conservative-voting Scots sever their links with us, there are 5.5 million fewer of us to say no to Bullingdon Club rule.
I almost completely support Scots Independence, if they want to be free of Westminster rule, then freedom they must have. However, this is my only England centred fear if Scotland wins independence- perpetual toryism because of the flaws of FPtP. Stewart Lee's article discusses this well.