[Lee.]

Do you think Scotland will vote YES or NO?

Not do you WANT Scotland to be independent, but what do you think they'll vote!

Poll coming.

[Shaun]

think it'll be 51% no

[Jake.]

I think no but it's going to be bloody close

[Samm]

Yes plz they will probs give us points in Eurovision

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by ~Sam~

Yes plz they will probs give us points in Eurovision

I doubt it,they hate us when we play football

[Firewire]

I think it'll be a no

[Black Dagger]

I am expecting a close vote but no to edge it.

[LukeB]

i think it be a no

[AnnieK]

I think it will be close but the Yes vote are jus going to swing it.....

[lily.]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

I think it will be close but the Yes vote are jus going to swing it.....

Same.

[LukeB]

why would they want to say yes, they have to get their own hospital nhs service it will cost to much money

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by LukeB

why would they want to say yes, they have to get their own hospital nhs service it will cost to much money

we already have an NHS and hospitals.

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Lee.

we already have an NHS and hospitals.

i was told something that is why i'm saying this.

but they only have nhs because they part of the UK

that is why someone told me

[lily.]

Originally Posted by LukeB

i was told something that is why i'm saying this.

but they only have nhs because they part of the UK

that is why someone told me

NHSS is NHS Scotland. It's already kinda independent of the rest of the NHS.

[arista]

Of course Scotland needs to be free from Westminster
I noticed the PM was up there hidden away
again
not talking to locals yet again. (Ref : Ch4HD News)


Vote Yes is Sensible

[Amy Jade]

It honestly wouldn't make a difference to me so I don't mind but why change what has worked for years?

[LukeB]

just hope scotland has enough money to fund things

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by LukeB

just hope scotland has enough money to fund things

Of course they will have, because our dickhead governments will continue to provide support, funding and billions in grants. It's just a pity we can't give the poor Welsh a fairer crack of the fiscal whip - it's long overdue. In my humble opinion.

[andybigbro]

SADLY I think it will be a yes!

But I pray to god it will be a no. #bettertogether

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by andybigbro

SADLY I think it will be a yes!

But I pray to god it will be a no. #bettertogether

if it's a yes, then i hope they can afford fund and that

[arista]

Originally Posted by andybigbro

SADLY I think it will be a yes!

But I pray to god it will be a no. #bettertogether

You Are Most Wise

[joeysteele]

I think certainly the momentum is now with the 'yes' camp but I somehow still think once in the polling booth the result will be 'no'.

Alex Salmond however, no matter the result has been brilliant all through and really looks the experienced Statesman too.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

I think certainly the momentum is now with the 'yes' camp but I somehow still think once in the polling booth the result will be 'no'.

I agree Joey and, ironically, I agree because Scotland has for so long been British. And Britain for over half a century has been ruled with fear and pessimism. On the whole, as a population, we are sadly fearful and pessimistic people. That's what will win the day in that booth - when it comes down to a vote fuelled by hope Vs a vote fuelled by fear... fear will win every time. "Better Together" knows this, and it's why they've based almost their entire campaign on scare tactics. There's been a very vocal criticism of that tactic and a rejection of it has been reflected in the polls BUT, when it comes down to it, the silent majority will be influenced by it when it's just them, alone, with a pen and a voting slip.

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I agree Joey and, ironically, I agree because Scotland has for so long been British. And Britain for over half a century has been ruled with fear and pessimism. On the whole, as a population, we are sadly fearful and pessimistic people. That's what will win the day in that booth - when it comes down to a vote fuelled by hope Vs a vote fuelled by fear... fear will win every time. "Better Together" knows this, and it's why they've based almost their entire campaign on scare tactics. There's been a very vocal criticism of that tactic and a rejection of it has been reflected in the polls BUT, when it comes down to it, the silent majority will be influenced by it when it's just them, alone, with a pen and a voting slip.

Can't say I buy that we as a nation are a bunch of scared pessimists. Down to earth and modest yes, but that's what I've always liked about being British.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I agree Joey and, ironically, I agree because Scotland has for so long been British. And Britain for over half a century has been ruled with fear and pessimism. On the whole, as a population, we are sadly fearful and pessimistic people. That's what will win the day in that booth - when it comes down to a vote fuelled by hope Vs a vote fuelled by fear... fear will win every time. "Better Together" knows this, and it's why they've based almost their entire campaign on scare tactics. There's been a very vocal criticism of that tactic and a rejection of it has been reflected in the polls BUT, when it comes down to it, the silent majority will be influenced by it when it's just them, alone, with a pen and a voting slip.

Yes, I agree with all that Toy Soldier,especially as you say when right at the crunch time of casting the votes.