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"Not think England has a say?"
Have you read any English History?
Dude, you got to be kidding me. I doubt anybody on this forum knows more than me when it comes to what English elites are capable of.
We are talking about a referendum here. Yes, English have no say in it. And, it is also true that the elites whose interests are served by the union will resort to all sorts of antics to prevent the independence of Scotland. But if you think there will be military intervention from English and Wales to prevent the Scottish independence then you are wrong. But it will be very interesting to see if that happens.
Coming back to Scottish independence: Scottish people are a staunch supporters of Israel. If they are an independent nation, they will be free to offer more moral and diplomatic support to Israel or else their support for Israel will be moderated by the factions in the union which tend to be pro Arab.
In fairness, some of the claims on the other side are nonsense too.
Is Scotland economically viable? Of course it is. There will be no collapse of the Scottish economy. But it could certainly be disruptive, and Scotland will likely be relatively poorer over time.
You might be able to read, but you don't understand what you are reading. A high standard of living comes at a cost, and in this case it means higher prices. So a chicken fillet costing $1 in the US will cost $10 in Norway.
Britain is a very propaganda centric society. The drawback of societies like that is people grow up believing those propaganda. However, when they come face to face with the truth, it irritates them because it just does not conform to their world view. The result is often name calling or obnoxious behavior such as what we are seeing reflected in your posts. If you act civilized, I will engage in discourse with you but if you act rude and obnoxious then you can talk to the hand.
The English arrived in India to trade as private concerns, not as a national body. They started the East India Company to trade in spice in 1600. The Dutch became the majority party after the English left in 1622. This was the case until William of Orange became King of England and the wars between England and the Dutch ended. The English trade in textiles overtook the trade in spice and became the most lucrative. It was not until 1757 when England went to war in India and it was from this point on they realised they could defeat India by taking it one small province at a time. So you see it was nothing to do with the Scots and they played no role in the matter until the start of the RAJ in 1858.
I gave you the entire timeline and then you come up with this. It does not seem like you are interested in an objective discussion. This is my last post on this subject. You can talk to the hand now.
Nothing is static. Scotland would survive just fine..It would have friendly nations lining up to help them.
If they vote to peacefully withdraw, they should be allowed to do so.
...unlike what happened in the war of northern aggression in the u.s.
We can only hope the Scots leave the UK. That should help secessionist movements worldwide. Too bad the Frenchies in Quebec, did not secede. That might have triggered secessionist movements in the USA.
There was something going on in Spain a while back, too?...Catalonia wanted to secede, I think?
Our time is coming again...
One of the SNP's main claims is that they'll still be able to use the Pound, but that's not clear, and if they join the EU without being allowed to use the Pound they'll be forced into the Euro. They may be forced into the Euro even if they are permitted to use the Pound, frankly. Which is why they should avoid the EU and maybe try to get into the EFTA instead.In fairness, some of the claims on the other side are nonsense too.
Is Scotland economically viable? Of course it is. There will be no collapse of the Scottish economy. But it could certainly be disruptive, and Scotland will likely be relatively poorer over time.
What Scots economy, why do you think they want to still be in the British economy and use the British pound. Any currency they have will be new and unproven so not do very well on the market, unless they use the Euro
"Not think England has a say?"
Have you read any English History?
Dude, you got to be kidding me. I doubt anybody on this forum knows more than me when it comes to what English elites are capable of.
We are talking about a referendum here. Yes, English have no say in it. And, it is also true that the elites whose interests are served by the union will resort to all sorts of antics to prevent the independence of Scotland. But if you think there will be military intervention from English and Wales to prevent the Scottish independence then you are wrong. But it will be very interesting to see if that happens.
Coming back to Scottish independence: Scottish people are a staunch supporters of Israel. If they are an independent nation, they will be free to offer more moral and diplomatic support to Israel or else their support for Israel will be moderated by the factions in the union which tend to be pro Arab.
Did I say I thought England would use a military option?
No.
If you knew a fraction about the English elites' capabilities, then you would know they have many other options and have always been able to exercise them.
Scotland and Israel? WTF?
Try to focus. Get back on your prescription.
One of the SNP's main claims is that they'll still be able to use the Pound, but that's not clear, and if they join the EU without being allowed to use the Pound they'll be forced into the Euro. They may be forced into the Euro even if they are permitted to use the Pound, frankly. Which is why they should avoid the EU and maybe try to get into the EFTA instead.In fairness, some of the claims on the other side are nonsense too.
Is Scotland economically viable? Of course it is. There will be no collapse of the Scottish economy. But it could certainly be disruptive, and Scotland will likely be relatively poorer over time.
What Scots economy, why do you think they want to still be in the British economy and use the British pound. Any currency they have will be new and unproven so not do very well on the market, unless they use the Euro
Did I say I thought England would use a military option?
No.
If you knew a fraction about the English elites' capabilities, then you would know they have many other options and have always been able to exercise them.
Scotland and Israel? WTF?
Try to focus. Get back on your prescription.
Did I say I thought England would use a military option?
No.
If you knew a fraction about the English elites' capabilities, then you would know they have many other options and have always been able to exercise them.
Scotland and Israel? WTF?
Try to focus. Get back on your prescription.
You are one confused cat. If you had read the whole thread you would have known that I have already mentioned that UK elites will try any antics to prevent Scottish independence. This may be a big news for your little brain but I have known it for a while.
Only people in British isles who are staunch supporter of Israel are Scots. If they are independent, Israel will have one more vote in the UN. Last time there was no country but the US who voted in favor of Israel. Don't you think it will be better if there were one more country which would stand up for Israel?
Did I say I thought England would use a military option?
No.
If you knew a fraction about the English elites' capabilities, then you would know they have many other options and have always been able to exercise them.
Scotland and Israel? WTF?
Try to focus. Get back on your prescription.
You are one confused cat. If you had read the whole thread you would have known that I have already mentioned that UK elites will try any antics to prevent Scottish independence. This may be a big news for your little brain but I have known it for a while.
Only people in British isles who are staunch supporter of Israel are Scots. If they are independent, Israel will have one more vote in the UN. Last time there was no country but the US who voted in favor of Israel. Don't you think it will be better if there were one more country which would stand up for Israel?
They should avoid the EU because the idea of an independent Scotland is so that Scots can govern themselves, which would be impossible if they throw off the national government of the UK only to replace it for the international government of the EU. Additionally, the Euro is a nightmare they should want to stay away from."Not think England has a say?"
Have you read any English History?
Dude, you got to be kidding me. I doubt anybody on this forum knows more than me when it comes to what English elites are capable of.
We are talking about a referendum here. Yes, English have no say in it. And, it is also true that the elites whose interests are served by the union will resort to all sorts of antics to prevent the independence of Scotland. But if you think there will be military intervention from English and Wales to prevent the Scottish independence then you are wrong. But it will be very interesting to see if that happens.
Coming back to Scottish independence: Scottish people are a staunch supporters of Israel. If they are an independent nation, they will be free to offer more moral and diplomatic support to Israel or else their support for Israel will be moderated by the factions in the union which tend to be pro Arab.
Did I say I thought England would use a military option?
No.
If you knew a fraction about the English elites' capabilities, then you would know they have many other options and have always been able to exercise them.
Scotland and Israel? WTF?
Try to focus. Get back on your prescription.One of the SNP's main claims is that they'll still be able to use the Pound, but that's not clear, and if they join the EU without being allowed to use the Pound they'll be forced into the Euro. They may be forced into the Euro even if they are permitted to use the Pound, frankly. Which is why they should avoid the EU and maybe try to get into the EFTA instead.In fairness, some of the claims on the other side are nonsense too.
Is Scotland economically viable? Of course it is. There will be no collapse of the Scottish economy. But it could certainly be disruptive, and Scotland will likely be relatively poorer over time.
What Scots economy, why do you think they want to still be in the British economy and use the British pound. Any currency they have will be new and unproven so not do very well on the market, unless they use the Euro
They should avoid nato and the EU..Otherwise they'll be flooded with 3rd world immigrants to "culturally enrich" them...not to mention gay "rights" and other moral and cultural poisons "progressives" like so much.
Hold fast to your culture and morals. Resist marxist social engineering, "diversity" and "multiculturalism".
An independent Scotland will have little leverage in the UN, so it really won't much matter.Did I say I thought England would use a military option?
No.
If you knew a fraction about the English elites' capabilities, then you would know they have many other options and have always been able to exercise them.
Scotland and Israel? WTF?
Try to focus. Get back on your prescription.
You are one confused cat. If you had read the whole thread you would have known that I have already mentioned that UK elites will try any antics to prevent Scottish independence. This may be a big news for your little brain but I have known it for a while.
Only people in British isles who are staunch supporter of Israel are Scots. If they are independent, Israel will have one more vote in the UN. Last time there was no country but the US who voted in favor of Israel. Don't you think it will be better if there were one more country which would stand up for Israel?
Linking the argument for Scottish independence to the survival of Israel is absurdly tangential and only adds doubt to the credibility of what might otherwise be reasonable arguments for independence.
They should avoid the EU because the idea of an independent Scotland is so that Scots can govern themselves, which would be impossible if they throw off the national government of the UK only to replace it for the international government of the EU. Additionally, the Euro is a nightmare they should want to stay away from.
Linking the argument for Scottish independence to the survival of Israel is absurdly tangential and only adds doubt to the credibility of what might otherwise be reasonable arguments for independence.
I agree.
The best incentive for Scots to break away from the union would be the Scottish interests themselves.
And, it is not just oil which makes Scotland wealthier than England and Wales; there are a host of other things. Scotland's per capital income is $40K which is much higher than England's. Scotland is pretty much subsidizing England and Wales at the moment. That is why there will be all attempts to prevent the Scottish independence.
The Scottish economy in ten essential charts - Telegraph
One of the SNP's main claims is that they'll still be able to use the Pound, but that's not clear, and if they join the EU without being allowed to use the Pound they'll be forced into the Euro. They may be forced into the Euro even if they are permitted to use the Pound, frankly. Which is why they should avoid the EU and maybe try to get into the EFTA instead.In fairness, some of the claims on the other side are nonsense too.
Is Scotland economically viable? Of course it is. There will be no collapse of the Scottish economy. But it could certainly be disruptive, and Scotland will likely be relatively poorer over time.
What Scots economy, why do you think they want to still be in the British economy and use the British pound. Any currency they have will be new and unproven so not do very well on the market, unless they use the Euro
One of the SNP's main claims is that they'll still be able to use the Pound,.