Scottish indapendance
Currently Westminster takes key decisions over Scotland’s economic and tax policy.
In an independent Scotland we will have the powers to tailor policy to suit our own circumstances rather than being part of an economy which is focussed on London and the South East of England.
The referendum on 18 September 2014 is a choice between two futures for our country
In 2011 Scotland is estimated to have had the eighth highest economic output (GDP) per head in the 34 countries of the OECD (the organisation of developed economic countries) 89% of Scottish MSP said no to cutting child benefit in 2012
91% of Scottish MPs said no to bedroom tax in 2013
In recent polls the choice whether to go independent has been at a 50/50 split.
UK would become weaker by not having Scotland and the oil that Scotland provides as revenue.
Influential people in EU have said that connections could be shattered even if Scotland join EU as a separate country.
Having only a population of 5 million Scotland would be one of the smaller regions of the EU and would be often overlooked as business opportunity’s
Pootwattle, the Virtual Academic(TM), says:
The representational validity of romantic inwardness displaces the de-eroticization of commodified objects.
Smedley
Smedley, the Virtual Critic(TM), responds:
Pootwattle's tortured obsession with the relationship between the representational validity of romantic inwardness and the de-eroticization of commodified objects is disturbing.
Pootwattle
Pootwattle, the Virtual Academic(TM), says:
The phenomenalism of civil society replays (in parodic form) the legitimation of the literary canon.
Smedley
Smedley, the Virtual Critic(TM), responds:
Pootwattle's thought-provoking inquiry into the relationship between the phenomenalism of civil society and the legitimation of the literary canon might seem a project fraught with risks -- among them presumptuousness, imprecision, and mystification.
Pootwattle
Pootwattle, the
In an independent Scotland we will have the powers to tailor policy to suit our own circumstances rather than being part of an economy which is focussed on London and the South East of England.
The referendum on 18 September 2014 is a choice between two futures for our country
In 2011 Scotland is estimated to have had the eighth highest economic output (GDP) per head in the 34 countries of the OECD (the organisation of developed economic countries) 89% of Scottish MSP said no to cutting child benefit in 2012
91% of Scottish MPs said no to bedroom tax in 2013
In recent polls the choice whether to go independent has been at a 50/50 split.
UK would become weaker by not having Scotland and the oil that Scotland provides as revenue.
Influential people in EU have said that connections could be shattered even if Scotland join EU as a separate country.
Having only a population of 5 million Scotland would be one of the smaller regions of the EU and would be often overlooked as business opportunity’s
Pootwattle, the Virtual Academic(TM), says:
The representational validity of romantic inwardness displaces the de-eroticization of commodified objects.
Smedley
Smedley, the Virtual Critic(TM), responds:
Pootwattle's tortured obsession with the relationship between the representational validity of romantic inwardness and the de-eroticization of commodified objects is disturbing.
Pootwattle
Pootwattle, the Virtual Academic(TM), says:
The phenomenalism of civil society replays (in parodic form) the legitimation of the literary canon.
Smedley
Smedley, the Virtual Critic(TM), responds:
Pootwattle's thought-provoking inquiry into the relationship between the phenomenalism of civil society and the legitimation of the literary canon might seem a project fraught with risks -- among them presumptuousness, imprecision, and mystification.
Pootwattle
Pootwattle, the