Scottish Independence

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Is the current Brexit shambles going to be the catalyst for Scottish Independence?

North East England was offered their own devolved regional assembly in 2004. They said "No".

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2004_North_East_England_devolution_referendum

Can't whine about it now.

But ten DUP MPs are now dictating to the Government

Because of the GFA.

However, no that MP's have taken control the UK is in even bigger chaos. All eight alternative Brexit options were binned last night.

So now in a situation whereby no matter which way you voted the UK is going down the pan anyway.

If I were in Scotland, then yes, I would cite for independence if England are out.

But ten DUP MPs are now dictating to the Government

Because of the GFA

Nonsense: because Theresa May botched her unnecessary election. Remember she was expecting to win a 100 seat majority?

*But ten DUP MPs are now dictating to the Government

Because of the GFA

Nonsense: because Theresa May botched her unnecessary election. Remember she was expecting to win a 100 seat majority?*

Exactly. If she’d won a majority she wouldn’t give 2 fucks about the GFA or NI.