The only "pro's" I keep hearing from the Yes side are "it's a once in a generation chance" and "we can ditch the corrupt Westminster". Just because you CAN do something doesn't mean you should, particularly without thinking about consequences and logistics. Westminster may well be corrupt, it may well be home to the biggest bunch of bent, dishonest, spiteful, self-important gits in history, but do the Yes mob think independent Scottish politicians will be noble, honest and selfless to the man? Cuckoo

Too much heart ruling head IMO. Not enough answers to too many questions.

Surely it would be far simpler and in everyone's interests if Cameron and the tories decided to quit the UK?

And then you sadly woke up

I believe there are new UKBA rules which allow for deportation of individuals if it's in the national interest.
Since deporting Cameron and the rest of the Tories is our best shot at keeping the Union together I believe Dave and George should get packing.

Now if only they could take their case to some kind of European court...

Not many North of Watford think that, never mind the Scots!!

Where's the bullshine? Why will Salmond be gone whatever the vote?

News from the Front

Should Scotland gain it's Independence in the forthcoming referendum , the remainder of the United Kingdom will be known as the " Former United Kingdom". ( F. U. K. )

In a bid to discourage the Scottish voters from voting " Yes", Westminster has launched a last minutes campaign with the slogan :

" Vote NO ,for F U K 's sake"

Well your prediction is not looking too good as nearly 4.3 million have registered to vote in the referendum which is about 97% of those eligible.

This just about sums up what a British farce the whole thing is: www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/artic ... endum.html

This just about sums up what a British farce the whole thing is: www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/artic ... endum.html

Quote ="Dally"This just about sums up what a British farce the whole thing is: www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/artic ... endum.html'" Its fecking Littlejohn so I'm ignoring the vile prick. And considering a ban for you for linking to it without a warning

Quote ="Dally"This just about sums up what a British farce the whole thing is: www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/artic ... endum.html'" Its fecking Littlejohn so I'm ignoring the vile prick. And considering a ban for you for linking to it without a warning

There is a pretty good chance that one the independence vote is over the natural Labour voters will return to the party meaning the SNP will not form then next Scottish government no matter what the result, this campaign has taken its told on Salmond, he looks done in and it will be down to the rest of his party to carry the fight on.



The hard part is getting people out to vote on the day.

I haven't really been following this whole YES/NO charade. After catching some of it on Newsnight last night nobody seems to know what they're actually voting for. I don't know if it was the BBC staging it to look like a shambles or whether that really is the case. Then add to that the pro-union rally with Izzard, Murray Geldof et al all pushing their own agendas and the whole thing just came across as a circus. Had to laugh at media whore Michelle Mone when she proudly proclaimed she was a YES then realised she actually meant to say NO. If it does result in a YES I hope we don't end up with her south of the border.

It appears the no campaign is starting to win the battle - Thursday will be an interesting day.

Must admit I thinks it time Cameron and Clegg got home and started governing the country again.

The problem is of course, the undecided voters. And Salmond, for all his bull, knows that deep within the psyche of every Scotsman is that wee kernel of ingratitude, and feelings of resentment when it comes to everything English, and has constantly and not so subtly crowbarred a negative mention of London into most of his statements.

This has, of course found a a very receptive audience amongst those less intelligent followers, who appear to make up the majority of the yes campaign.

Will it manifest itself on Thursday, if enough of the undecided take the opportunity to raise a couple of fingers towards England, and to hell with the consequences?

Or is there enough amongst their ranks to seriously consider their and Scotland's future before deciding devo max is the best way forward?

Either way, it should be a very busy weekend for Scotland's police Forces in the aftermath....

why would that be?

Not half as interesting as Friday will be

do we think we'll get a result on Friday, I think it will be close and a recount required.

A pretty good chance based on what? Scottish Labour has lost the last 2 elections, being taken apart last time. Where is the resurgence in support going to come from?

I think it will be a No vote, but it won't be anything to do with Scottish Labour.

because the SNP are, in reality, a single policy party, they may as well have branded themselves "The Independence" party, they don't really have anyone capable of running a country long term.

If there is a YES vote Cameron will be ousted as P.M mark my words.

Greg Palast rips into Salmond and the fake independence he offers. www.gregpalast.com/scotland-shou ... x-salmond/

Greg Palast rips into Salmond and the fake independence he offers. www.gregpalast.com/scotland-shou ... x-salmond/

They have won the last 2 elections in Scotland. They didn't do that on the back of a single policy.

by his party, or the electorate?

Ed Miliband making promises, but when he doesn't win next May, those promises are worth what?????