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Do You Qualify As A "Citizen" In The New Scotland?
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Will more evacuate to England than move to Scotland? That's no 4 in the increasingly famous un answered 10......
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On a day-to-day basis, nothing is happening to us.
The SNP may no longer be a strong party but some people still feel that we should be able to run our own country. I would like that to happen but not now. I haven't voted for the SNP since its very beginning. They were beginning to sound like a one-trick pony.
Independence can wait until humans grow up and become civilised beings. Maybe "Vote for Larry" isn't so far-fetched after all.
The SNP may no longer be a strong party but some people still feel that we should be able to run our own country. I would like that to happen but not now. I haven't voted for the SNP since its very beginning. They were beginning to sound like a one-trick pony.
Independence can wait until humans grow up and become civilised beings. Maybe "Vote for Larry" isn't so far-fetched after all.
no. I know that most of those questions are more complicated than they seem. I don't agree with free prescriptions and all the other 'free' stuff that we get.
The SNP gave answers to all your questions - none of them are very likely to work.
Brexit happened because people voted for it, it has caused many unforeseen problems and that is also likely to happen if we get our independence.
I have had a really awful morning and I am off for a nap. I see that Corby has posted. I will leave the pair of you to fight the good fight.
The SNP gave answers to all your questions - none of them are very likely to work.
Brexit happened because people voted for it, it has caused many unforeseen problems and that is also likely to happen if we get our independence.
I have had a really awful morning and I am off for a nap. I see that Corby has posted. I will leave the pair of you to fight the good fight.
Why is he wasting Scottish taxpayer money to fund coming up with stuff for an event that won't happen anyway; at least not in the lifetime of anyone living now since those north of the border have too much common sense overall (there are always exceptions)? He should spend his own money on his personal hobbies & dreams.
‘the EUSSR would demand it if they did let Scotland in’
I think we may be back to a scenario of this being your opinion, rather than fact. Could you give a link the where you’ve gleaned the fact that the EU would actually require Scotland to form a border? And I don’t just mean your extrapolation that because they asked for one in NI, it automatically follows that they would want on between England and Scotland.
I think we may be back to a scenario of this being your opinion, rather than fact. Could you give a link the where you’ve gleaned the fact that the EU would actually require Scotland to form a border? And I don’t just mean your extrapolation that because they asked for one in NI, it automatically follows that they would want on between England and Scotland.
The UK is part of the Common Travel Area [CTA] and there is no hard border between the UK and an EU country, Eire.
The plan is for an independent Scotland to be a member of the CTA meaning there would be free travel between Scotland and the Rest of the UK with no need for a Scotland-England border.
If Scotland were to join the EU, I see no reason why the position regarding the UK and an EU member [Eire] could not be applied to the Rest of the UK and a new EU member [Scotland].
The plan is for an independent Scotland to be a member of the CTA meaning there would be free travel between Scotland and the Rest of the UK with no need for a Scotland-England border.
If Scotland were to join the EU, I see no reason why the position regarding the UK and an EU member [Eire] could not be applied to the Rest of the UK and a new EU member [Scotland].
"All EU member states are ***in principle*** obliged to introduce the euro once they fulfil the convergence criteria." [emphasis added]
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