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Originally Posted by Betonov
Now that London has a brown line in it's underwear, negotiate some nice fat deals about that oil you have up north 
Good choice though |
Labour socialists will be the first who start trying to soften up their promises, with Tory socialists in a close second. The showdown is over, why now sticking to all your promises? Grass grows slowly, but it grows.
Also, any more rights given to Scotland will be an incentive for England, Wales, to get more special rights as well, even more so since Scotland has more such special privileges already than any other member of the UK.
I forsee that in the coming months and couple of years there will be many weasel races. In the final days of the emergency campaign launched by Cameron, he suddenly made promises that in the past, when negotiating the possibility of a referendum being held, he categorically had ruled out. He turned his neck once already, no reason to assume that he could not turn it once again.
After all they are all just politicians. Don't take them by their words.
But anyhow, that is UKlers issues exclusively, I only follow it with a tourist's curiousity for an exotic event...
