Salmond "We can take Scotland in two weeks"

[Old Greg]

OG - Before anyone starts I know it's a Yes supporting website but the letter is genuine from someone from Quebec.

Wings Over Scotland | A letter from Quebec

"Here, the term “Night of the Long Knives” was used to refer to the night of November 4, 1981, when the Prime Ministers of Canada and its provinces agreed in complete secrecy to sign the patriation of the Canadian Constitution – and did so, literally and purposefully, behind Quebec’s back. In the end, the much hyped “offers of extra powers” and “position to dictate terms” amounted to nothing.

To this day, the Canadian Constitution lacks Quebec’s signature. We are still in a constitutional limbo more than thirty years after our first referendum. However, all things considered, these are technicalities"

A real letter from someone in Quebec, you say? Gulp!

[Batcher]

The chippy little man sums it up. It is not defined by whatever is best for Scotland. And this despite the fact that the cabinet at Westminster has been dominated by labour party Scots under the last 3 governments.

You're wrong (again).

Getting away from Westminster is what is best for Scotland.

[minestrone]

The No campaign have missed out on another scare story here. Independence may well stir the problem of sectarianism. Another shameful example of the outright bigotry that goes on in Scotland

The orange order are having a pro union march this weekend so better together are ignoring the subject all together.

I think it is like when they decided not to use mustard gas in the second world war. Nobody wanted to open that tulip can up.

[Old Greg]

You're wrong (again).

Getting away from Westminster is what is best for Scotland.

The Scottish people don;t have a single interest, so it's unlikely to be best for all of them. It may well prove to be best for most of them.

[Batcher]

A real letter from someone in Quebec, you say? Gulp!

Yep

You don't have to read it, of course, but it shows how Scotland will be treated if it returns a No vote.

William Hague (who was sacked from the FO for being the minister who said there would be a CU after a yes vote) has said "Giving Scotland more powers if it votes No is not government policy".

[DodgyAgent]

You're wrong (again).

Getting away from Westminster is what is best for Scotland.

Irrespective of what happens?

[Batcher]

The Scottish people don;t have a single interest, so it's unlikely to be best for all of them. It may well prove to be best for most of them.

You're talking about inviduals. I'm talking about Scotland as a whole.

[Batcher]

Irrespective of what happens?

Hope Over Fear

[DodgyAgent]

You're talking about inviduals. I'm talking about Scotland as a hole.

FTFY

[DodgyAgent]

Hope Over Fear

Oh dear. I hope you are not in a position that requires leadership.