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@Rtblast Every year its running out and every year for the last 20 years we've been told there is "at most 30 years left". Must be frustrating to keep finding more oil

Don't think the majority of conservatives know that Scotland is a country, not a possession or vassal state.

@Rtblast It still is, unfortunately. Too many people in this country still wish it to stay that way

@Murchie It was almost an extinct language.

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And it was meant to run out
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By Equality Nation The First Minister in a speech at Bute House outlined the democratic case for Scotland’s right to choose its own future, ahead of the publication of a paper titled Scotland’s Right to Choose. The paper can be downloaded here. The First Minister said there were moments in history when it was important […]The post Scotland’s Right to Choose appeared first on...

+ScotNational He's probably losing at solitaire

NICOLA Sturgeon has demanded Boris Johnson give Holyrood the powers to hold a legally watertight second referendum on independence.

NICOLA Sturgeon has demanded Boris Johnson give Holyrood the powers to hold a legally watertight second referendum on independence.

Today, Thursday, the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon called upon the British Government to devolve the powers to hold a legally watertight independence referendum to the Scottish Parliament. There has been, as yet, no official response from the Conservative government in London, but we already know that they’re going to say no. Saying no is the […]

Today, Thursday, the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon called upon the British Government to devolve the powers to hold a legally watertight independence referendum to the Scottish Parliament. There has been, as yet, no official response from the Conservative government in London, but we already know that they’re going to say no. Saying no is the […]

Scotland ‘closer to deciding its own future’

Scotland ‘closer to deciding its own future’