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RE: Scottish Independence - M-L-L - 19-09-2014 00:29
Clackmannanshire votes No 54% / 46 % turnout 89%
RE: Scottish Independence - Scottishbloke - 19-09-2014 00:36
Bad bad result as it was widely regarded as a safe Yes vote area but like I said they'll still be more few twists and turns to come. Expect more shocks on the cards.
RE: Scottish Independence - whorelover - 19-09-2014 00:54
75% turn out in Glasgow.
RE: Scottish Independence - Scottishbloke - 19-09-2014 01:04
Orkney has voted No which was a 67% majority, not really a surprise.
Long way to go yet.
RE: Scottish Independence - Scottishbloke - 19-09-2014 01:42
I think irrespective of the result tonight one thing the Scottish people have showed the rest of the United Kingdom is that we want change, we want social justice and we want a party that cares for its people.
If we stay as part of the UK there is a strong movement in place to have the fat unelected twats at the House Of Lords to be ousted and for that establishment to be abolished.
When the Scottish people did that protest march at the BBC we showed that anything is possible. Not happy with Cameron's privatisation schemes, nanny state mentality aswell as all the various other quangos such as Ofcom
and proposed Internet censorship aswell as being spied on then make your voices loud and clear.Anyhow still early days yet but one thing I will say is Power To The People.
If we leave the Union then please know why and it's got nothing to do with the English people. It's the twats down south in Westminster, that's why.
Result from Shetland Islands went to No but fuck it. It's the major cities that will decide the final outcome.
RE: Scottish Independence - Matt77 - 19-09-2014 01:53
(19-09-2014 01:42 )Scottishbloke Wrote: I think irrespective of the result tonight one thing the Scottish people have showed the rest of the United Kingdom is that we want change, we want social justice and we want a party that cares for its people.
If we stay as part of the UK there is a strong movement in place to have the fat unelected twats at the House Of Lords to be ousted and for that establishment to be abolished.
When the Scottish people did that protest march at the BBC we showed that anything is possible. Not happy with Cameron's privatisation schemes, nanny state mentality aswell as all the various other quangos such as Ofcom
Anyhow still early days yet but one thing I will say is Power To The People.
If we leave the Union then please know why and it's got nothing to do with the English people. It's the twats down south in Westminster, that's why.
Result from Shetland Islands went to No but fuck it. It's the major cities that will decide the final outcome.
Fair play if the scots choose independence then good luck, but you have to set up your own currency. The United kingdom is a political AND monetary union. If you leave a club you cannot still have the benefits of membership.
RE: Scottish Independence - Scottishbloke - 19-09-2014 03:00
What a result...................
Dundee vote puts the Yes camp back in the game with 57% of the vote
Cameron must be shitting it now
RE: Scottish Independence - Matt77 - 19-09-2014 03:04
(19-09-2014 03:00 )Scottishbloke Wrote: What a result...................
Dundee vote puts the Yes camp back in the game with 57% of the vote
Cameron must be shitting it now
Hardly, might be best if it did swing as the dummies in Westminster have proposed smug Alex anything he wants. He's always been insufferable but he and Sturgeon will be unbearable in wanting devo max too quickly regardless of the balance of the constitution.
Scotland going independent would see a lot of labour MPs leave the house of commons maybe this was Cameron's masterplan afterall....
RE: Scottish Independence - Snooks - 19-09-2014 03:28
The larger voting areas have not yet declared.
Obviously Glasgow and Edinburgh but also areas such as Aberdeenshire too.
RE: Scottish Independence - Matt77 - 19-09-2014 03:35
(19-09-2014 03:28 )snookered147 Wrote: The larger voting areas have not yet declared.
Obviously Glasgow and Edinburgh but also areas such as Aberdeenshire too.
true, but even with the likes of Dundee the yes vote was lower than expected, big no result in from Dumfries, leaving a lot for the yes vote in Glasgow to do........
Angus - big snp history - votes no.
E Renfrewshire - decent no margin 63-37.
Aberdeen - 59 - 41 no
now 56-44 no.