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David Cameron’s speech to the Conservative conference today:
David Cameron’s speech to the Conservative conference today:
Even we’re surprised how fast these are coming true.
Stay tuned for more. They’re on the way.
Scots voted No, in the end, on a ‘vow’ of greater devolution. Every Scot I have spoken to understands that the promised transfer of power can only take place if the books are balanced and Scots no longer legislate on England-only matters; this is manifestly part of the deal. If the UK government, Tory or Labour, reneges on it then the referendum result will have been fraudulent and founded upon a lie that won’t fly.
If we hadn’t already been sure, this would have sealed it.
Because we all know what really happened in George Square last night.
The Daily Record, 15 September 2014:
Our emphases. But you’ll never guess what, readers.
An interesting piece in the Herald today:
Right there, in just two sentences, the spirit of the Union: English people think they should have been allowed to force the Scots to remain in the UK against their will.
If 70% of English people voted against independence (or even in fact, if just 70% of the 56% who think they should have had a vote did), it would have vastly outweighed even 100% of Scots voting Yes. That, readers, is the respect the people of England have for Scottish self-determination and democracy. Every single Scot could have voted for independence, and England’s view is that they should have been able to, and would, force Scotland to stay in the UK.
We’re just going to leave it at that.
Wings Over Scotland is a thing that exists.