[nomadking]

So what? There have been polls still saying no after the Brexit vote and ones saying yes before any Scottish referendum vote.

Perhaps the Scots should concentrate on getting their deficit down to 3%, rather than around the 8% it is now. EU rules that they are supposed to be in favour of, insist on a maximum of 3%.

Considering there ISN'T a deal of any sort on the table, what is this magical "known" alternative? Are we expected to simply accept whatever the EU throws our way, regardless of what it is?


There is so much completely unexplained about what would happen in an independent Scotland. Eg how to deal with a hard England-Scotland border. A lot of Scottish imports and exports go via England.