#indyref #voteyes Their language is more vague than their credibility. On one hand we have the 3 main parties coming out with an announcement of new agreed powers today and on the other hand Alistair Darling advising that the 3 parties are broadly agreed on these new powers. Rhetoric of Gordon Brown, demanding, tight time table and command paper The Guardian says his proposals are expected to be very close to the final deal to be announced in Edinburgh today by the UKs three main parties. Brown said that Labour was demanding a tight timetable for change, with a command paper of proposals published by end of October and a draft for a new Scotland Act to be published in January. theweek.co.uk/uk-news/scots-independence/59963/scottish-independence-gordon-brown-unveils-devolution-plan? Then you listen to the bull from Darling: The Better Together chief said Unionist parties were “broadly” agreed on a package of further devolution and people “know that change is coming” if they vote No.
Posted on: Tue, 09 Sep 2014 08:40:42 +0000