Salmond "We can take Scotland in two weeks"

[Old Greg]

Indeed, this has shown that people have had it up to their ears with the current system.

I predict a No vote followed by lots of broken promises and business as usual.

But whatever the result there'll be a lot of angry Scottish people and that's the main thing.

[SimonMac]

I have no vote, but if I had I'd be voting no, politicians have lied to us for years and will again and again and there are so many unanswered big questions still. While I understand the lure of self governance at what level does that stop, country? County? City independence? There are times we are 4 countries, England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales but there are more when we are one nation, we fight for freedoms as one nation, our science and technology research is world leading because we take the best and brightest from around the United Kingdom, the recent fire at Manchester Dogs home and the subsequent public outpouring wasn't restricted to the North West, the whole of the UK stood up together.

The vein in getting from social media is the YES camp is the strongest but I'm hoping this is just because those on social media will invariably be younger, so more likely to want change. Yes things are not perfect, things can always be improved but when things are tough you don't turn and run looking after yourself, you stand up together, as we are always stronger as a whole than the sum of our parts.

As they say in Zimbabwe vote early and vote often, as the only wrong vote is the one not cast

[Unix]

Wife and I have voted, two yes votes. Station was busy for 7:30am, quite sure Glasgow will be a Yes at least.

[Unix]

Andy Murray comes out as Yes voter, that should sway a few thousand undecided.

[mudskipper]

[mudskipper]

Andy Murray comes out as Yes voter, that should sway a few thousand undecided.

He doesn't want to be a British Wimbledon Champion?

[The Spartan]

He doesn't want to be a British Wimbledon Champion?

The article said he didn't like the negativity of the No campaign, thing is he lives in Surrey and has lots of money so he won't be effected by the vote. How can a No campaign be positive all they can do is highlight the risks of leaving and reiterate that they're not willing to play ball in the event of independance.

[eek]

He doesn't want to be a British Wimbledon Champion?

He doesn't want people to know he wants YES so waited until the Media couldn't report the fact before saying anything.

Sensible man to a point. The really sensible thing would have been to keep out of the conversation...

[Unix]

The article said he didn't like the negativity of the No campaign, thing is he lives in Surrey and has lots of money so he won't be effected by the vote. How can a No campaign be positive all they can do is highlight the risks of leaving and reiterate that they're not willing to play ball in the event of independance.

The no campaign has been a disaster. The extra powers pledge is falling apart with tories ready to block it. How anyone can vote No is beyond me.

[Unix]

He doesn't want people to know he wants YES so waited until the Media couldn't report the fact before saying anything.

Sensible man to a point. The really sensible thing would have been to keep out of the conversation...

It's all over the media, he was undecided but the No campaigns scare mongering pushed his to a Yes