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By *cottishsexgoddess OP Woman over a year ago

Glenrothes

To continue the discussions from the first post. Carry on everyone

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

Well Sky News right now just reported Potential Election Fraud. The media officer for the officials has stated they have 10 cases they are aware of and the papers are now being passed to the Police for investigation.

I dont care if this is YES or NO people, this is the last thing that any one wants in these results.

What the hell are people thinking of......

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Well Sky News right now just reported Potential Election Fraud. The media officer for the officials has stated they have 10 cases they are aware of and the papers are now being passed to the Police for investigation.

I dont care if this is YES or NO people, this is the last thing that any one wants in these results.

What the hell are people thinking of......"

Exactly and apparently someone tried to register a 3 year old?!

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By *cottishsexgoddess OP Woman over a year ago

Glenrothes

I dont care if this is YES or NO people, this is the last thing that any one wants in these results.

What the hell are people thinking of......"

Oh for God's sake.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

Dundee turnout 78percent YIKES...looking at the others this is not that good. I would have thought that Dundee would have been high 80s.

I wonder which area will be the highest and first to break the 90 percent mark? My money is on East Renfrewshire

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By *w84TV/TS over a year ago

Whatever the result, Scotland is a beacon of democracy tonight with such high turnouts. I wish that were the case in every election.

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By *cottishsexgoddess OP Woman over a year ago

Glenrothes

"Dundee turnout 78percent YIKES...looking at the others this is not that good. I would have thought that Dundee would have been high 80s.

I wonder which area will be the highest and first to break the 90 percent mark? My money is on East Renfrewshire

I'm so tired but so wired I'm never going to get to sleep. Lol.

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By *w84TV/TS over a year ago

Social media rumours abound that apparently Yes votes have appeared in No piles.

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By *cottishsexgoddess OP Woman over a year ago

Glenrothes

"Social media rumours abound that apparently Yes votes have appeared in No piles.

That was the Dundee voting papers which have not been counted yet.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"Social media rumours abound that apparently Yes votes have appeared in No piles.

Hold on this was cleared up on the TV 5 mins ago. There was a table which had NO on it. This table had yes and no votes on it. The commission stated that these papers had been validated BUT are awaiting to be counted.

Its worth noting that Sky News seems to be the best for jumping on these rumours very very quickly and getting their reports right into the mix of things which is good as its clearing up these sort of issues.

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By *w84TV/TS over a year ago

I wasn't saying it was true but thanks for clearing it up.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"I wasn't saying it was true but thanks for clearing it up. "

Thats ok. If we can all help each other out be it Yes No or Dont know then its fine with me. Glad its been cleared up. What worries me the most is the Fraud in Glasgow.....not good.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Is it bad I just had to google Clackmannanshire....

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"Is it bad I just had to google Clackmannanshire....

Yes very bad. But know you know where it is if any young lad wants a meet with you ..you will know were it is lol

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Is it bad I just had to google Clackmannanshire....

Yes very bad. But know you know where it is if any young lad wants a meet with you ..you will know were it is lol"

Pmsl!! Heard of it just didn't know where is was but you're right... See this referendum is improving my geography for dick hunting

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By *nnyMan over a year ago

Glasgow

"Is it bad I just had to google Clackmannanshire....

Victory for No.

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By *cottishsexgoddess OP Woman over a year ago

Glenrothes

"Is it bad I just had to google Clackmannanshire....

Victory for No."

Not by a huge margin though.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

19000 thousand people just betrayed their country , not good , not good at all

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"Is it bad I just had to google Clackmannanshire....

Victory for No.

Not by a huge margin though. "

7.6% margin.....not too bad.....but like they are all saying its only 0.9% of the total votes. A long night ahead.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"19000 thousand people just betrayed their country , not good , not good at all"

why dont you shut up with this nonsense, the only people who are betraying Scotland are the people like you on either side.

absolute clown.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"19000 thousand people just betrayed their country , not good , not good at all"

Please lets not go down that route of betrail etc.

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By *cottishsexgoddess OP Woman over a year ago

Glenrothes

"19000 thousand people just betrayed their country , not good , not good at all"

No they didn't. To exercise your democratic right is not betrayal.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"19000 thousand people just betrayed their country , not good , not good at all

No they didn't. To exercise your democratic right is not betrayal. "

Exaclty. The people who did not vote are the ones that I am not happy with. This was too important to miss.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"19000 thousand people just betrayed their country , not good , not good at all"

Not being funny but it's people like you that make me proud to have voted no. There's no need at all, you're portraying yourself as a complete and utter bellend.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

East Renfrewshire 90.4% turnout WOW!

Glasgow only 75% that is not good at all.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

I have the hots for Kay Burley...that blue top with the bra showing through....ok....maybe I should not be looking at her so much buts shes one of the hotest between any of the channels lol....

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

"19000 thousand people just betrayed their country , not good , not good at all

Not being funny but it's people like you that make me proud to have voted no. There's no need at all, you're portraying yourself as a complete and utter bellend. "

And he hasn't already?

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

Woman lead away by police from counting area in Glsagow because she was too close with video camera????

Strange....

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

"Woman lead away by police from counting area in Glsagow because she was too close with video camera????

Strange...."

If they are videoing the counting staff, the police may be erring on the side of caution.

The count staff have a right to privacy.

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By *nnyMan over a year ago

Glasgow

Orkney a big No.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"Orkney a big No."

Dont you mean a BIG NO.....

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

Still a long way to go folks. This is still anyones race. No one knows the magic figure yet as such.

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By *cottishsexgoddess OP Woman over a year ago

Glenrothes

"Still a long way to go folks. This is still anyones race. No one knows the magic figure yet as such.

The vote from Orkney is not unexpected.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"Still a long way to go folks. This is still anyones race. No one knows the magic figure yet as such.

The vote from Orkney is not unexpected. "

That is true is was not unexpected. The margin was unexpected.

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By *exyLancs2Couple over a year ago

Manchester

Clanarkshire was the SNP disappointment

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"19000 thousand people just betrayed their country , not good , not good at all

Not being funny but it's people like you that make me proud to have voted no. There's no need at all, you're portraying yourself as a complete and utter bellend.

And he hasn't already? "

Can't say I've really paid attention to anything that's been said until now

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By *nnyMan over a year ago

Glasgow

"Still a long way to go folks. This is still anyones race. No one knows the magic figure yet as such.

The vote from Orkney is not unexpected.

That is true is was not unexpected. The margin was unexpected."

Shetland will be much the same.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

OH great Sky News at Geroge Sq doing a live report:

Reports told reports not to touch the BBC and shouting F/O, d*unken folk, not making Scottish folk look good at all. Again dont care which side the person is supporting but came across as the Rab C Nesbitt stereo typical Scot...arghhhhhhh

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By *exyLancs2Couple over a year ago

Manchester

I fear an anti-English backlash by some after this.

Disappointment and alcohol don't make good bedfellows.

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By *nnyMan over a year ago

Glasgow

Angus Brendan looks to have conceded Western Isles to No.

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By *cottishsexgoddess OP Woman over a year ago

Glenrothes

"I fear an anti-English backlash by some after this.

Disappointment and alcohol don't make good bedfellows."

I sincerely hope not. The majority of yes voters are not anti-English, just Anti-westminster. I do question the wisdom of allowing the pubs to stay open all night.

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

"I fear an anti-English backlash by some after this.

Disappointment and alcohol don't make good bedfellows."

With the media bias mob out side the BBC the other day, I wondered if it would be difficult to put the mob genie back in the bottle if the vote went the "wrong" way.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"I fear an anti-English backlash by some after this.

Disappointment and alcohol don't make good bedfellows.

I sincerely hope not. The majority of yes voters are not anti-English, just Anti-westminster. I do question the wisdom of allowing the pubs to stay open all night. "

I totally agree with you on this. All we can hope for is it rains and they all go home for the sake of the nation so we can all save face.

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By *w84TV/TS over a year ago

I don't think Yes voters are 'anti' anything - I think they are pro-Scotland.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"I don't think Yes voters are 'anti' anything - I think they are pro-Scotland. "

99.99% of them are. There will be some fools amongst them.

Just like the No supporter who told folk if you voted Yes dont come back to Ibrox....whats that all about..

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

"I don't think Yes voters are 'anti' anything - I think they are pro-Scotland. "

Unfortunately there is a portion of them that think if you vote No you're not a true scot and various guises of that.

Just because you vote No doesn't make you less pro scottish.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I don't think Yes voters are 'anti' anything - I think they are pro-Scotland.

Unfortunately there is a portion of them that think if you vote No you're not a true scot and various guises of that.

Just because you vote No doesn't make you less pro scottish. "

This

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By *cottishsexgoddess OP Woman over a year ago

Glenrothes

"I don't think Yes voters are 'anti' anything - I think they are pro-Scotland. "

I'm definitely Pro-Scotland, but I am also Anti-Westminster.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

Shetland NO....63% gives another 4400 votes for the pot for No overall.....

Still a suprise again that it was in the 60s.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

We really need the bigger area numbers in to give both sides a clearly indication of things.

One area could easily wipe out the No lead which in total is only 12,089 votes.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"We really need the bigger area numbers in to give both sides a clearly indication of things.

One area could easily wipe out the No lead which in total is only 12,089 votes.

Dundee has to be a yes..

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By *w84TV/TS over a year ago

"We really need the bigger area numbers in to give both sides a clearly indication of things.

One area could easily wipe out the No lead which in total is only 12,089 votes.

Very true but I think the lower turnout in Glasgow will really hurt the Yes numbers.

I'm surprised Glasgow turnout is estimated at about 10% below the national average so far.

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By *cottishsexgoddess OP Woman over a year ago

Glenrothes

"We really need the bigger area numbers in to give both sides a clearly indication of things.

One area could easily wipe out the No lead which in total is only 12,089 votes.

That surprised me too after all the reports over the last two weeks.

Very true but I think the lower turnout in Glasgow will really hurt the Yes numbers.

I'm surprised Glasgow turnout is estimated at about 10% below the national average so far. "

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"We really need the bigger area numbers in to give both sides a clearly indication of things.

One area could easily wipe out the No lead which in total is only 12,089 votes.

Very true but I think the lower turnout in Glasgow will really hurt the Yes numbers.

I'm surprised Glasgow turnout is estimated at about 10% below the national average so far. "

Dundee turnout is also lower than they expected with only 78 percent (I say only bloody hell its marvelous if you think about it)

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I was just called a dirty Fenian catholic bastard & a traitor to the crown because I say YES! Why is football & religion part of this vote people need to grow the fuck up. Yes or no cant wait for this bullshit to be over so we can just get on with life

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By *cottishsexgoddess OP Woman over a year ago

Glenrothes

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"I was just called a dirty Fenian catholic bastard & a traitor to the crown because I say YES! Why is football & religion part of this vote people need to grow the fuck up. Yes or no cant wait for this bullshit to be over so we can just get on with life"

Well my reply to them is "I took a shower about an hour ago...so please can you not call me dirty" lol...

But there is certainly no need for that crap from folk. As I said there are numpties (for lack of stronger words) on both sides.

I just think that your a dirty sex mad bastard but I dont think thats a bad thing to call you...

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

Bigotry - Scotland's shame.

Ask a bigot if they go to church/chapel and the silence is deafening.

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By *cottishsexgoddess OP Woman over a year ago

Glenrothes

Bigotry - Scotland's shame.

Ask a bigot if they go to church/chapel and the silence is deafening. "

To be fair it's not restricted to Scotland, but I agree with what you've said.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Well my reply to them is "I took a shower about an hour ago...so please can you not call me dirty" lol...

But there is certainly no need for that crap from folk. As I said there are numpties (for lack of stronger words) on both sides.

I just think that your a dirty sex mad bastard but I dont think thats a bad thing to call you..."

Lol ^_^ I totally agree, I don't see what the problem is with people I don't care if someone is voting no that's they're opinion & they're doing what they think is best for Scotland & that's fine but a really hope that the idiots that are voting on either side aren't doing it because of they're beliefs in football or religion it's 2014 a thought we were past all this o at least better than it, I'm a sex mad bastard?? Lol

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Bigotry - Scotland's shame.

Ask a bigot if they go to church/chapel and the silence is deafening. "

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

Stornoway votes...

Yes 9195

No 10544.

Oh dear oh dear.

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By *w84TV/TS over a year ago

A trend is gathering pace.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"A trend is gathering pace. "

Yes and No with the trend. 7 of the areas carrier 48percent of the Scottish voters. These are the big areas.

Still no magic number yet....

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"A trend is gathering pace.

Yes and No with the trend. 7 of the areas carrier 48percent of the Scottish voters. These are the big areas.

Still no magic number yet...."

based on turnout figures on the BBC website the winning line is 2141697

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"A trend is gathering pace. "

dont read too much into the 4 declarations so far they only represent 2% of the turnout, theres a long way to go.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"A trend is gathering pace.

Yes and No with the trend. 7 of the areas carrier 48percent of the Scottish voters. These are the big areas.

Still no magic number yet....

based on turnout figures on the BBC website the winning line is 2141697"

Ah but they dont know the percentage per area yet for all the areas once they get that then they will know what the true magic number will be....I think that one is the total amount of folk who registered to vote...will have to check....J

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

WOW! Inverclyde

Yes 27,243 No 27,329

86 votes for a No win in the area....

But still a long way to go for both sides...

5 areas down 27 to go....

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"A trend is gathering pace.

Yes and No with the trend. 7 of the areas carrier 48percent of the Scottish voters. These are the big areas.

Still no magic number yet....

based on turnout figures on the BBC website the winning line is 2141697

Yeah, thats the number which guarantees a win.

the actual number i expect to be different

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

You know both sides in Inverclyde have done fantastic. Only 86 votes apart, this shows how much they all done to get the people out to vote.

Democracy in action folks.....no matter what you voted this is something else.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Keep Calm it's a NO Brainer

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

Dundee due which should really be a Yes Vote...but that could wipe out the No gains...

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

This shows how divided our nation is. A No victory can't be a mandate to continue with the status quo. Be interesting to see these "new powers" we're gonna get.

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

"Dundee due which should really be a Yes Vote...but that could wipe out the No gains..."

Sky guesstimate

51k to 45k - yes/no

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By *andemanMan over a year ago

bedforshire

"19000 thousand people just betrayed their country , not good , not good at all

saying things like this just play straight into the hands of the enemies of Scotland. Unity is essential for Scotland going forward. No please shut up and stop taking a pop at our own people.

Not being funny but it's people like you that make me proud to have voted no. There's no need at all, you're portraying yourself as a complete and utter bellend. "

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

The key will be the big 7 areas. Glasgow could push the Yes vote over the line for a win.

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

Dundee votes..

Yes 53620

No 39840

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By *w84TV/TS over a year ago

Do you think there are enough votes in Glasgow for that to happen? Especially considering the lower turn out.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"Dundee votes..

Yes 53620

No 39840

As I said this can still be very close and possibly a Yes win, the gap between No and Yes has dropped but as they said if Yes had lost Dundee it would have been really bad for them.

Very close indeed now....

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"Do you think there are enough votes in Glasgow for that to happen? Especially considering the lower turn out. "

It could be. Yes will overtake No in the next few areas I would expect....

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

God this is so nerve wracking !!!!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Do you think there are enough votes in Glasgow for that to happen? Especially considering the lower turn out. "
Glasgow turnout in the region of 365,000

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"God this is so nerve wracking !!!!

It will only get worse for both Yes and No supporters. Dont look at the wins look at the total number of votes thats the key thing here. Winning means nothing. Having the highest number of votes overall does.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

Renfrew No which picked up 6000 move votes but its 49.1 to 50.9 (Yes / No).

7 out 32 areas declared but I have to say I am keeping very open minded about this whole thing as so many still to come in....

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By *w84TV/TS over a year ago

You're prediction for Yes gaining a bit of momentum is proving true.

I'm going to get you to kiss my lottery ticket tomorrow night

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

Swings and roundabouts.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"You're prediction for Yes gaining a bit of momentum is proving true.

I'm going to get you to kiss my lottery ticket tomorrow night

I know how big some of these areas are and the key will now be Glasgow by the looks of it. Still Yes could take this....am not going to hold my breath as the No lead is about 9000 votes but that can go on the next area that declares.....

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

Midlothian goes no

East Lothian goes heavily No

Stirling goes heavily No

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"Midlothian goes no

East Lothian goes heavily No

Stirling goes heavily No"

No up 38,000 votes but again this can be wipped off with some of the other big areas, so still open yet.....

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

Falkirk goes no

50.4 k vs 58k

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Is it just me? I want to know why the ballot papers were rejected and the BBC keep cutting in. Guess I'm just a right nosey cow...

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

Lol..

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"Is it just me? I want to know why the ballot papers were rejected and the BBC keep cutting in. Guess I'm just a right nosey cow...

People putting x in both boxes

people not putting anyting in the boxes

people putting their name on the paper

people doing something else to the paper and spoling it..

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

Aberdeen goes big big No

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By *nnyMan over a year ago

Glasgow

Huge No in Dumfries and Galloway.

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

55% no

In Dumfries and Galloway

Small win in Motherwell for yes

~40 difference

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

East Renfrewshire

90.4% turn out

Yes 24287

No 41690

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

"55% no

In Dumfries and Galloway

Small win in Motherwell for yes

~40 difference"

4000 sorry

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

East dumbartonshire goes no

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By *nnyMan over a year ago

Glasgow

Motherwell????

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"Motherwell????"

Non from the Lanarkshires yet......

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

"Motherwell????"

North Lanarkshire sorry.. estimated to go Yes, by ~4k

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

FFS Sheridan on TV....noooooooo time to switch channel ..he speaks so much like Galloway...argghhhh why does he just not speak normally.....

Oh Tommy boy....

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

Glasgow result coming up.

Estimated yes...

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

Perth

Yes 41475

No 62714

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"Glasgow result coming up.

Estimated yes...

Well thats to be expected but gap is 18600 votes...

Still close even though some folk looking at this might not think so. Still some big numbers to come in....

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

Glasgow votes

Yes: 194779

No: 169347

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

Sky calls it a No.

But wow how nasty and hands on were those Yesnp "minders" around queen nic

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

Oh Glasgow yes but by only 25,000 but that still leaves No ahead by 201,000 votes.....

Yes need 556,613 to win....thisis going to be nerve wracking .....

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By *w84TV/TS over a year ago

I don't think Yes can win now. I'm disappointed about the results but I'm glad the Yes campaign gave it their best shot.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"I don't think Yes can win now. I'm disappointed about the results but I'm glad the Yes campaign gave it their best shot. "

Its not over yet. There are still a lot of votes to come in.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Sky calls it a No.

But wow how nasty and hands on were those Yesnp "minders" around queen nic"

Agreed.

Did you hear the pish that woman was saying to Kay when she said there have been threats and stuff from both side... No, the YES campaign have been positive throughout....WHIIIIT?? These people are so deluded!

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By *w84TV/TS over a year ago

Areas where Yes was expected to do well haven't materialised. I don't expect that to change for the remaining undeclared areas.

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

North Ayrshire goes No

(Buying that airfield really worked)

Borders go No

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

East ayrshire goes no

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By *w84TV/TS over a year ago

BBC has called it - No has won!

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

"BBC has called it - No has won! "

Sky called for No, just after the Glasgow yes vote.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

The thing is that Salmon really has to get off his backside and do the following IMHO

1. Get Brown and others together and work towards the devo powers and move forward as quick as possible.

2. Resign as First Minister.

I doubt if he will do either but I would like the SNP to step upto the mark and go for Option 1 as I think this would be best for us all and we can get on with things.

We cant afford to dwell on this and be bitter towards each other, families have to start talking again, neighbours have to shake hands, work mates need to agree to disagree.

If the above is not done then its going to be a missrable few months.

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By *w84TV/TS over a year ago

I don't trust Murdoch

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"BBC has called it - No has won!

Sky called for No, just after the Glasgow yes vote."

Thats because the gap was only 25,000 votes. If it had been 100,000 then I think it would be differant.

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

"I don't trust Murdoch

Neither do I, but I couldn't stand the stv coverage and if I watched Tommy S spout - I'd have needed to get a new telly

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Even the English are anti Westminster! God gave us our great lands. The devil gave us politicians. Hold true where ever you are

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

well im ashamed to call myself scottish today ,we have just became the laughing stock of the world,not going to debate with anyone this is just how i feel right now.

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"I don't trust Murdoch

Neither do I, but I couldn't stand the stv coverage and if I watched Tommy S spout - I'd have needed to get a new telly"

Sheridan should stop working against the system and try and work with it....

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By *MD47Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"well im ashamed to call myself scottish today ,we have just became the laughing stock of the world,not going to debate with anyone this is just how i feel right now."

I totally and utterly disagree with you. We have shown the world that our people care and turned out in massive numbers to show that they care be it for No or Yes.

We are not the laughing stock of the world if if you think that they you should really give yourself a really good shake.

Your area had a massive turnout and everyone must have been doing very well due to this.

I look forward to your return when you have came to terms with this result.

Take care

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By *ndykayMan over a year ago

Falkirk

I think Scotland has shown the democratic world that people have to get out and vote. This is such a great turnout by voters, irrespective of the outcome.

It shows that the people of Scotland are willing to get off their ass and exercise their democratic right

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

Edinburgh votes

Yes 123927

No 194638

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

Argyll n bute

Yes:26324

No:37143

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By *vbride1963TV/TS over a year ago

E.K . Glasgow

"I think Scotland has shown the democratic world that people have to get out and vote. This is such a great turnout by voters, irrespective of the outcome.

It shows that the people of Scotland are willing to get off their ass and exercise their democratic right

Both my son and daughter have voted today though my daughter was unsure until at the polling station both put there mark for what they beieved was the best way forward . Possibly the best thing is young people taking part in the political processs will mean future voting will be at a much higher level than ever before

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By *ane DTV/TS over a year ago

Glasgow ish

Aberdeen shire

Yes: 71337

No:128600

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By *ndykayMan over a year ago

Falkirk

Am I the only one who thought it would be a closer result?

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By *vbride1963TV/TS over a year ago

E.K . Glasgow

"Am I the only one who thought it would be a closer result? "

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By *ndykayMan over a year ago

Falkirk

"I think Scotland has shown the democratic world that people have to get out and vote. This is such a great turnout by voters, irrespective of the outcome.

It shows that the people of Scotland are willing to get off their ass and exercise their democratic right

Glad they both went and voted. Don't care how they voted, just glad they've learnt it's important

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Well proud this morning well done my fellow no voters scottish and british and proud

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I think Scotland has shown the democratic world that people have to get out and vote. This is such a great turnout by voters, irrespective of the outcome.

It shows that the people of Scotland are willing to get off their ass and exercise their democratic right

My son's first vote to but he knew from the start who he was voting for and I must say I'm a proud mum this morning of his choice

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By *vbride1963TV/TS over a year ago

E.K . Glasgow

"I think Scotland has shown the democratic world that people have to get out and vote. This is such a great turnout by voters, irrespective of the outcome.

It shows that the people of Scotland are willing to get off their ass and exercise their democratic right

Glad they both went and voted. Don't care how they voted, just glad they've learnt it's important

They both normally think that their parents are dinasaurs i'm glad that maybe a little taking responsibility into their own hands will go a long way .

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Am I the only one who thought it would be a closer result? "

I thought it would be closer to 50/50.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"well im ashamed to call myself scottish today ,we have just became the laughing stock of the world,not going to debate with anyone this is just how i feel right now."

Agree

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By *vbride1963TV/TS over a year ago

E.K . Glasgow

No has it after fife declared

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Well thats the savings being diverted from mortgage deposit to emigation fund. Couple of years and its cherio again for me. Very deflared though it might work out alright.

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By *vbride1963TV/TS over a year ago

E.K . Glasgow

One Scotland maybe a new call on politicians to put there personal beliefs aside and work together for a fairer Scotland .

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By *iJane4funCouple over a year ago

South, Wales

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By *ndykayMan over a year ago

Falkirk

Sorry Cumbria, there's always Cornwall if they get their way

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I voted the way I did because I believed in independence. I also said that I will accept the result and still stand with those with whom I differed.

Our diversity is our strength, we as a nation have accepted the democratic process. This is the will of the majority.

Although there was never a third option on the paper we were promised one. We need to make sure as a collective we empower ourselves to hold to account those who promised and make sure we carry on proud that we had a say, the message is loud and its clear.

We want change, we want what you promised, we want to see an end to self serving politics, we want a fairer just society.

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By *ola cubesMan over a year ago

coatbridge

The people have spoken this vote will happen again im sure and in time independance will happen but for those saying ashamed to be scottish perhaps look at yourself the PEOPLE of scotland have spoken these are true scots if you see yourself diffrently perhaps its you who is not a true scot

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

No vote won yay but screwed either way so best screwed by the devil we know than the devil we dont x

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By *andACouple over a year ago

glasgow

Absolutely delighted and relieved at the result. It's been a horrible, divisive campaign.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

If Wee Eck had an ounce of morality he would step down. He should also dissolve the Scottish Parliament and see who is in charge...oh shit we might get Joanne Lament as the public face of Scotland. Can anyone introduce her to a dental hygienist?

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By *oxy_minxWoman over a year ago

Scotland - Aberdeen

"Absolutely delighted and relieved at the result. It's been a horrible, divisive campaign."

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By *iewMan over a year ago
Forum Mod

Angus & Findhorn

I am very pleased with the result and I congratulate the many, many people on both sides for a healthy & lively campaign.

Time to move forward together.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Absolutely delighted and relieved at the result. It's been a horrible, divisive campaign."

Agree!

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By *inky BunnyMan over a year ago

Cardiff

"Even the English are anti Westminster! God gave us our great lands. The devil gave us politicians. Hold true where ever you are

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

well that's Scotland condemned to suffer the sneering benevolence of westminster til hell freezes over and probably beyond , never again will the chance of freedom from westminster ever be allowed to come again

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By *andemanMan over a year ago

bedforshire

I am not glad of the result but I am relieved.

But let us all now rejoice both sides in this debate. Wee Scotland has shown the entire world what a vibrant passionate Democracy looks like. The referendum has demonstrated the power of democratic politics as the alternative to bombs and bullets and terror.

What we have done gives hope to all the world that there is another way.

Be proud Scotland we have achieved a great victory for all who crave that alternative.

May God Bless Scotland and the Scots!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

all Scotland really showed is that it just doesnt have the balls to try and govern itself .i am the only lad in my section that voted for freedom , you should have heard and seen the " we are all one big happy family " verbals this morning , its a very odd person if they think we are all united under the loving care of westminster

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By *unglasgow69Man over a year ago

Glasgow

Happy & delighted with the result too. Democracy has been the winner. To those saying we have lost our right to freedom!!!! I don't ever remember not being free or being chained. Let's keep the freedom crys for Mel Gibson.

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By *andsCouple over a year ago

Edin

Today we are very sad ...not because of the result of the vote as ultimately that is what we wanted it to be BUT for the fact I have lost a friend, a friend I have had for 35 years because of our difference of opinion.

This morning I was called a number of names, names that stick and can never be taken back ... I have fkd up their childrens future and ruined the lives of many. I am so deeply deeply saddened by this as everyone votes for what they believe is the best thing to do, everyone has an opinion and not everyone will ever agree.

It is the time to work together and move forward, Scotland was a great Country yesterday, still is today and still will be tomorrow. xx

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By *unglasgow69Man over a year ago

Glasgow

Trace so sorry to hear that. The referendum has been great it's provoked debate & interest in the future of our country but no1 can deny it's been hugely divisive & many friends & family have fallen out over this. It will take long time for this to settle passions have run high. Just hope u & ur friend can get back on track sometime in the future. Xx

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By *ee-deeWoman over a year ago

The Kingdom

"Today we are very sad ...not because of the result of the vote as ultimately that is what we wanted it to be BUT for the fact I have lost a friend, a friend I have had for 35 years because of our difference of opinion.

It is the time to work together and move forward, Scotland was a great Country yesterday, still is today and still will be tomorrow. xx"

So sorry to hear this ...it has divided some family and friends. We are all entitled to our own opinion and entitled to vote what we believe in without being subjected to this kind of treatment, witnessed it as soon as i opened up fb this morning....all very sad. Lets hope it all calms down and we can move on from this. We are still all scots and need to stick together no matter who won or lost the vote xxx

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By *andemanMan over a year ago

bedforshire

It is the time to work together and move forward, Scotland was a great Country yesterday, still is today and still will be tomorrow. xx

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By *andemanMan over a year ago

bedforshire

It is the time to work together and move forward, Scotland was a great Country yesterday, still is today and still will be tomorrow. xx"

Very sorry to hear this I hope it can be fixed. I have had the same deep fear as the majority of my family north of the border were massive Yes supporters an I a No.

In the end we are Scots and as Scots we stand.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I've found there are some vile creatures I considered friends. Threatening to burn the British flag, telling me I should be ashamed of myself and to not bother singing O flower of Scotland because I'm not a true scot... The list is endless. I'm saddened by how people have taken this, we are broken but I pray that we rebuild and focus on Scotland's future together.

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By *nnyMan over a year ago

Glasgow

I note Brent Crude is now $90 a barrel.

Just as well nobody is basing their economy on oil, eh?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Im proud to say I stay in the free republic of Glasgow

I also proudly stand shoulder to shoulder with my comrades in Dundee , north Lanarkshire , west Dunbartonshire

Proud scot against foreign war and capatilist self Westminster interest

Scotland will be independant , the youth have spoke

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Oil ain't a burden

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

The revaluation is not an apple that falls when its ripe .you have to make it fall.

Che guevara

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Pmsl .The people of Scotland spoke and the answer was NO so do everyone a favour and move on . Everyone is sick of you yes voters still bashing your gums ffs

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By *nnyMan over a year ago

Glasgow

Ask yourself. When next will the Nationalists’ stars align so perfectly - an SNP majority at Holyrood, a Tory-led government at Westminster and so on?

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By *nnyMan over a year ago

Glasgow

"The revaluation is not an apple that falls when its ripe .you have to make it fall.

Che guevara

Revolution.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Pmsl .The people of Scotland spoke and the answer was NO so do everyone a favour and move on . Everyone is sick of you yes voters still bashing your gums ffs "

except this thread was resurected by a no voter, so tell me again about who cant move on from the referendum

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By *wiftieeMan over a year ago

near Glasgow

"Im proud to say I stay in the free republic of Glasgow

I also proudly stand shoulder to shoulder with my comrades in Dundee , north Lanarkshire , west Dunbartonshire

Proud scot against foreign war and capatilist self Westminster interest

Scotland will be independant , the youth have spoke

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Westminster would gladly have the nationalist accept the result ,the fact is its just the start .

The youth and future voted yes and are politically aware and imobalished

There is a flame that never goes out

NATIONALISM

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By *andACouple over a year ago

glasgow

"rest

Scotland will be independant , the youth have spoke

I've seen three polls since the vote and two of them show that the youth voted no. One of them showed that they voted yes but that was based on a sample size of 12 voters.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

History will show this decision to be a mistake

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

By hook or crook it will happen

There's a mass pro Indy movement ,fact

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Ask yourself. When next will the Nationalists’ stars align so perfectly - an SNP majority at Holyrood, a Tory-led government at Westminster and so on?"
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