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Originally Posted by nomadking
Throughout the document it refers to negotiations being needed with the UK, EU etc. No finalised plans possible because of that. Scotland would never be able to join the EU until it had it's own separate currency, national bank, and got it's deficit down to less than 3%(it's around 8%, and that include oil). It lists FOUR currency options, not exactly an agreed all around and final plan. It's ALL based upon assumptions that they will be given everything they were asking for.
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This is exactly my point - the proposed plans were published and subsequently rubbished by all and sundry. By being too clear in the campaign let the 'No' campaign in.
I think the EU Referendum Leave campaigners were deliberately more vague on future plans beyond 'freedom from the shackles of the EU' to avoid further scrutiny. It's smart and it worked