GreekIslandGirl wrote:Scotland is going to vote in a referendum on the 18th of September and this could lead to them breaking away from the UK.
Of interest here as that some think there are undertones that could impinge on the future of other states.
- So if you lived in Scotland, how would you vote?
YES to break away from the UK and freedom from English rule?
Or, NO as staying together is preferable?
Mention some reasons for your choice ....
Kikapu wrote:UK, Greece and Turkey wanted to divide Cyprus way back, but guess what, looks like in time, the UK and Turkey will be divided instead.
Lordo wrote:what you lot are worried about is if they leave uk then sooner or later trnc will also leave roc.
Guardian“A Yes vote in Scotland won’t change anything here,” agrees Àlex Sancliment, of the Catalans for Yes campaign. “The Spanish Government will continue saying the Constitution prohibits any consultation or referendum in an autonomous community.”
kurupetos wrote:Yes, I think the UK should be partitioned. Divide and rule.
Paphitis wrote:kurupetos wrote:Yes, I think the UK should be partitioned. Divide and rule.
No matter what happens, Scotland and the remaining UK will always be very close.
if anything, they will increase their influence in Europe, at the UN and so forth. So they will be stronger.
There is a very big misconception that this will weaken the UK. Is NZ just an Australian satellite? The Kiwis will never accept it, but the fact is, they are!
kurupetos wrote:Paphitis wrote:kurupetos wrote:Yes, I think the UK should be partitioned. Divide and rule.
No matter what happens, Scotland and the remaining UK will always be very close.
if anything, they will increase their influence in Europe, at the UN and so forth. So they will be stronger.
There is a very big misconception that this will weaken the UK. Is NZ just an Australian satellite? The Kiwis will never accept it, but the fact is, they are!
The remaining of the UK, as you say, is a shithole full of Asians, negros and local scum.
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