As youll know, along with every other yes voter/campaigner who truly believed running our own affairs from Edinburgh by a govt we voted for was preferable than just hoping to get represented in Westminster.....I am truly saddened for Scotland. My feelings have subsided from rage to sheer pity. Well now just have to wait and see what Westminster decides. I hope the silent majority have made the right decision. Weve said no to full autonomy, being independent, which is the first Country in history to do so. Thats a bitter pill to swallow but well just have to. The faith weve put in Westminster I sincerely hope is a two way street. If its not and the inevitable happens, we only have ourselves to blame. Our vote has condoned a lot of what is desperately wrong in this United Kingdom, from the Govt themselves to the horrendous media bias, a media who have been given the seal of approval to dish out more of the same. Trident renewal thats going to cost billions and is an affront to human decency and all stored in Scotland. ...Do we just vote Labour and hope rUK does too?.....Again? Yes. Although It wont matter. Cameron is about to take pelters from his back benchers with regards his last minute offers of more power......the resentment is about to hit Scotland hard. The heel dragging obvious. Im not proud today. Weve voted no, having not heard one positive case for the union. Not one. It all came down to who was scared the most. Thats obvious now. We believed the bankers over our own, we believed BP over our own and all the rest. Non belief is probably the most dangerous attribute a Country can have. Scotland has it in bucketloads.
Posted on: Fri, 19 Sep 2014 08:31:49 +0000
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