The Results of the UK's European Members Election 2019.

[gordi]

Thanks wood runner for explaining better what i meant  .
Another thing that the Scots must remember is that any dealings they will have with London will not be with the people in power, but with the puppets. The mess the British government is in now shows its inability to act as a government, and its been a very long time since it has acted as a government. 
Look at the millions given to chosen countries, how people have been placed into positions to drain off money, look at the people who have been given sanctuary, murderers rapists, but a Christian woman denied a safe place.
The puppet master is not going to let Scotland and all its money get away.
So as I see it the puppet master has enough of his people in place in Scotland, When Scotland get Independence it will be weak and time for the puppet master to unleash the urban war. Scotland will be  engulfed in bombings and shootings ( think of London but with guns and bombs)
The EU wont help as they support the puppet master, England wont help because its controlled by the puppet master.
People think of Independence as running in the streets shouting and waving flags, yes there will be running and shouting but  it will be from horror and fear of the bombs and guns.
The puppet master always brings hate and killing.
Just something to remember.

I'm sorry Wallfire, but that just doesn't ring true (apart from the puppet-masters not wanting to lose the assets of Scotland).
At present, the UK IS Leaving the EU.
When that happens, it will very likely trigger a Scottish Referendum for Independence. (It is our sovereign right - WM cannot stop that under international law)
The EU don't want to lose the UK as members - Scotland has 25% of Europe's Oil and Gas reserves in its domain. They would welcome Scotland to remain in/rejoin the EU with open arms.
If WM tried to stop either a Scottish Independence Referendum or EU membership for an Independent Scotland, the EU most definitely WOULD help Scotland. What would they have to gain by standing by and letting the Rest of the UK begin an unnecessary civil war?
Scotland has shown how it handles hugely important referenda before.
The 2014 Indyref was described by unionists as "divisive" but not a drop of blood was shed during the entire process.
Scottish people do NOT think of Independence as running about in the streets flag-waving. Frankly - that's quite patronising. We've thought long and hard about it for many decades and when the time is right it will happen, but for all of the right reasons.
Anyone who thinks Scotland will be "weak" after Independence perhaps does not know much about Scotland right now.
G