Scottish Independence?

[tippexx]

Scots living in England have simple decided to legally travel within the kingdom they have historically and currently belong to. The only feasible reason to bar them from voting is out and out xenophobia.... IMO

There's an element of that, but primarily it's vote 'rigging' .... you see Scots or those with Scottish parents like myself living outside Scotland aren't allowed to vote at the SIPs insistance and the UK Government was silly enough to accept that, but EU nationals currently working in Scotland ARE allowed a vote.

[PeeJay]

That's it, the polls are closed, its all over bar the counting :

[Sean]

That's it, the polls are closed, its all over bar the counting :

What you thinking outcome will be.

Would of been nice to hear puffys views

[PeeJay]

What you thinking outcome will be.

Well if its a NO you'd better move South before they invade!

[butternutsquashpie]

Well if its a NO you'd better move South before they invade!

Isn't that just called a mutiny

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[Simon-JG-hr]

I'm still hopeful (and confident*) of a no vote. However, I'd be lying if I said that I wasn't nervous - never felt quite like this before.

*The way I see it is that bookies don't like losing money, and their odds would suggest that they're all very confident of a no vote. (It could be that my theory was right all along... the last couple of weeks of polling results have been nothing more than subterfuge by the Better Together campaign to ensure their voters aren't complacent and that they get out and actually vote... )

[Wigan]

On night shift atm and got the radio giving us "updates"every hour with no info whatsoever.
Got a bottle of dark island and a bolivar junior corona watch the final result when I get home eitherway..........

[PeeJay]

And the first result is ........no

[Wigan]

Fourth one in and its the fourth no!

Looking more and more likely I get to go home in the morning and enjoy that bottle of dark island and my cigar still on British soil....

[smokey joe]

Comfortable margin for NO with a 86% turnout of 1.6m voters, that is a relief! Wonder if the politicians will honour their commitments...? (rhetorical question!)

[Sean]

I heard on radio was only 55% no vote

[mattyhall22]

Yeah was 55% for the No, but of all the people eligible to vote about 86% actually bothered which is a really high percentage compared to normal

[rascal]

Comfortable margin for NO with a 86% turnout of 1.6m voters, that is a relief! Wonder if the politicians will honour their commitments...? (rhetorical question!)

The 1.6m was the amount that voted Yes with 2m voting no

Incredible turnout though.

[Wigan]

Fantastic outcome either way. Win / win but just my opinion. Pic posted in smoking today thread........

[mightyred]

Fourth one in and its the fourth no!

Looking more and more likely I get to go home in the morning and enjoy that bottle of dark island and my cigar still on British soil....

You in Aberdeen too mate?

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