Blue Til Death
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malg said:I have spoken with 4 mates up there today, and 3 family members, and all are voting no. They have many reasons, including being proud to be British (I know the English press won't like that view), hating Salmond, believing they are better being part of the Union, and not believing that the 'Yes' camp have made a good case.Blue Til Death said:Despite all the waffle and media hype, the NO vote will romp it, much to my dismay it has to be said, hope I am wrong.
One of the guys is from Aberdeen, where he works in the oil industry. He said most of those he speaks to are voting Yes, including the English guys who live and work there! I couldn't believe the bit about the English guys, but he said they were definitely voting that way.
Why would you be dismayed if they voted 'No'?
Despite the fact that economically in the long term, it appears that they will be worse off, I think the Scots should go it alone, as it stands they will be devolved more an more powers anyway as times goes by, until they are virtually independent in all but name.
I worked on the rigs off Aberdeen for 10 years and almost to a man they wanted out of the union and that was in the 90's.
Its time for them to go alone now, I think they will regret it but, then again maybe they wont.
We shall find out soon mate..!