This referendum, who really cares ? (apart from the Scottish)

it looks like you are the only one who cares, so, why don't you just f-ck off, and btw. the word is here, you uneducated c--t. cheers.

to be fair, im scottish and I dont really give a sh it either, also I class myself as british as my dad is scottish and mum english

Driving me insane.

WE hear from people who sent banks into oblivion adding to the news.

Its all bul****, nobody knows how scotland will do apart from well.

All we get is the london angle.


London sucks big c0ck and is destroying the uk.

London never sleeps it just sucks
the life out of me
and the money from my pocket.

It matters for England because on the International currency markets their is a perception that sterling is a currency backed by oil.
If their is a change of perception who knows what will happen.

cmon scotland, go independent.

then how will you deal with non scotish ???

As an Englishman I don't want the union to be broken.

But if I were Scots I'd jump at the chance to vote Yes.

I agree Stevie

I am concerned as an Englishman, I fear we will affected for the worse

it is the oil

Be interesting to see how the people of England will be affected by the change (myself included) and react in the near future should Scotland win their Independence.

3 years of campaigning and still so much uncertainty with just 4 days to go.

Scotland The Brave?

Scotland The Brave?

Nothing to do with bravery DnB, although to oppose it does get you labelled a coward by the yes camp, but more to do with what's best for Scotland.

Both my heart and head tell me to vote NO. My heart because of the ties with Wales, Northern Ireland and England and what we have been through over the past 300 years or so and my head because of the lack of actual figures from the SNP.
Everything will be great according to Salmond no matter the question with increased spending but deductions in taxation.
The oil revenues spent underpinning the economy in one breath then saved for the future in another.
The uncertainty over currency and the EU are major concerns especially since Salmond buries his head in the sand with the former and told us a blatant lie with the latter.

akabula
akabula 15 Sep 14 13:04 Joined: 13 Mar 08 | Topic/replies: 5,810 | Blogger: akabula's blog
Scotland The Brave?

Nothing to do with bravery DnB, although to oppose it does get you labelled a coward by the yes camp

You just can't help yourself, can you? You're just right for Bitter Torygether.

Very well said aka, I concur with every word you wrote there.  It really is quite amazing how many of our fellow Scots are taken in by the demagogue that is Alex Salmond and the rest of his cabal.

Too many peeps letting their hearts rule their heads, imo.

I mean, who in their right mind would sign a contract without reading and fully understanding all the small print? I know I wouldn't and that's why I'm voting NAW.

As for you Alias, I find you to be one of the more learned ones from the yes camp.  You didn't comment on Carol's essay I posted on two different forums, so here it is again ...

http://www.scottishreview.net/CarolCraig172.shtml?utm_source=Sign-Up.to&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=8427-325714-How+London+may+try+to+strangle+the+infant+nation+at+birth

I know, there are two glaring typos but that's allowed.

Enjoy the rest of your day and try not to insult too many people - it's not good for the blood pressure, ye ken?

Nothing to do with bravery DnB, although to oppose it does get you labelled a coward by the yes camp

You just can't help yourself, can you? You're just right for Bitter Torygether.

Read the posts on here Alias, nearly every yes voter uses that terminology.
BTW are you not embarrassed at the recent comments from Jim Sillars?