The private polling on Scottish independence must be through the roof.
Editors everywhere are handing sacks of cash to London journalists to rehash the same 'You're too poor, Jocks, shut up.' articles from 2014. There's a flood of them out today. This is not a coincidence.
Editors everywhere are handing sacks of cash to London journalists to rehash the same 'You're too poor, Jocks, shut up.' articles from 2014. There's a flood of them out today. This is not a coincidence.
Not one of these articles concedes that the british state has failed to uphold its end of the bargain from 2014.
They're desperate to turn this into a Sturgeon v Johnson debate, which shows they're detached from making any meaningful insights.
This is good news for us.
They're desperate to turn this into a Sturgeon v Johnson debate, which shows they're detached from making any meaningful insights.
This is good news for us.
I've seen articles from Spiked, CityAM, the Independent & CapX for starters, all essentially saying the same thing.
That Scotland is too poor to be independent & that our desire for independence is illegitimate. They do not see us as equals, let alone partners.
That Scotland is too poor to be independent & that our desire for independence is illegitimate. They do not see us as equals, let alone partners.
You'd think the papers would make some effort to diverge in opinion.
After all, Scotland is a drain on their resources & undermines british interests, right? Not one article suggests that the UK ditches Scotland to save itself.
Subtext?
They're making too much money draining us.
After all, Scotland is a drain on their resources & undermines british interests, right? Not one article suggests that the UK ditches Scotland to save itself.
Subtext?
They're making too much money draining us.
