- MBTI
- INTJ
No there will not be a greater sense of unity
The vote was 45% to 55% which shows a deeply divided country
There are also divisions in Northern Ireland as we all know, there is also a divide in England with the northern English increasingly disgrunteld that all the wealth and power is being sucked down into London
There is also a divide in Wales as they watch their properties bought up by English absentee landlords
So there is no unity in the UK just deep divisions that i anticipate will get worse as the economy gets worse and also with the creation of the high speed railway which i think will further benefit London at the expense of other regions of the UK
Our governments prime concern is not unity and neither do i believe will it deliver on its promises to the Scots to give them more devolved powers
The UK governments prime concern is doing what the global investors that it is indebted to want it to do. the global investors want the status quo to remain so the British government is not interested in change.
What they will do is what they always do which is to maintain the status quo whislt trying to conceal that behind a smoke screen of lies and empty promises
On a positive note 45% of Scots have woken upto that, on a negative note 55% of Scots haven't
However perhaps many of those 55% are aware that the government are liars who never deliver on promises but have voted out of fear
I think the YES vote was a vote for change which is born out of hope
The NO vote was a vote for more of the same which is a vote born out of fear
The fear mongering of the UK politicial class has possibly swayed many Scots who in their fear induced tunnel vision have then lost sight of the wider picture
The wider picture is that the figures the government provide for inflation are incorrect as they do not include food and energy and yet anyone on the street can see that food and energy prices are going UP!
Inflation will destroy the savings of the short sightedly cautious middle class who have voted NO
The other thing that will happen is we will now be dragged into more wars including the one being stoked in the middle east. ISIS (controlled by the CIA, Mossad & MI5) will continue to provoke westren countries until they take some sort of military action in the middle east)
ISIS will stage faked beheadings of people from the various countries that the powers that be want to suck into the conflict and it will stage provocative false flag attacks like the one in Australia to try and suck them into the conflict
Ultimately the real target though is Assad and beyond him Iran and Russia
So the NO vote will keep us tied into whatever crazy project NATO want to pursue
It will also drag us into the faillng fiat currencies as the petrodollar collapses and the pound suffers with it
There really are no positives to take from the situation
The FEAR vote has carried the day.....and the older generation who have passed on the age of austerity to the younger generation have helped to not only pass on an unstable world with a damaged environment and a corrupt political class dominated by the central bankers, that harbours high level peodophile rings, but they have also voted to prevent the younger generation from making the changes needed to counter that
We need to keep the SNP in power, wait for the economy to worsen to try and radicalise more of the populace and hold another referendum and next time vote YES
Concerning the EU being our one common enemy that is only partially true. The EU is nothing more than a vehicle of the globalist central bankers. The globalists are already in our country controlling our economy and government. So the EU is not the sole problem...the roots of the problem are in our country and they need to be rooted out
If you focus on the EU then you will fail to see that many of the architects of the EU are living in our country and pulling the economic and political strings
I dont think I saw a single conspiracy theory in there Muir. In fact some fairly clear reasoning. Did I die? Is that it am I dead? This is all an illusion right?