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A resounding vote for Scottish Independence Party’s this year will most likely bring about a losing confrontation followed by further round of asset stripping powers leading to direct control of Scottish affairs by Westminster
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A resounding vote for Scottish Independence Party’s this year will most likely bring about a losing confrontation followed by further round of asset stripping powers leading to direct control of Scottish affairs by Westminster
Heed the Words of William Hague and Craig Murray Prior to the 1997 referendum William Hague said the official position of a UK government was to retain a right to reverse any or all aspects of power that might be devolved to a Scottish parliament. The “no” vote in the referendum sent a resounding message to Westminster that Scotland wished to embrace all of the, “National” aspects of UK government policy. This contributed to a creeping reversal …
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