It certainly will.
Scotand will hold another referendum and vote out of the UK.
This will cause Wales to question its position.
The UK will disintegrate.
What's fascinating about this scenario is the utter absurdity it contains. So ... the UK leaves the EU, 'disenfranchising' Scotland from the EU at the same time. So, 'in the name of national independence', they'll push to have another Referendum on that subject (.. having said before that the previous such vote was, at minimum, a 'once in a generation' one !). If they vote for their own independence, and let's say having 'got it', they'll then, again 'in the name of independence', immediately try to sign up to the control-freaking EU, complete with its own Parliament, complete with its own diktats and demands on its Members !!!
Scotland will gain 'independence', in order to lose it again, just as soon as it can contrive to !!!
Anyone care to tell me what's wrong with this picture ???!?
This is basically gibberish.Scotland voted no for several reasons but one of them was the possible difficulty with the rejoining the EU. That being removed they are more than entitled to ask te question again.
Your vision of independence is bizarre.Fundamentally I think it is just about keeping out foreigners but of course you cant do that without signing up to free movement.Just like everybody else.
My vision of independence might seem bizarre to you, but that's because you view independence itself that way. Maybe difficulty in rejoining the EU was a factor in the last vote, BUT, you're well aware that the UK separating from the EU really WILL get the Scots to press for another Referendum vote. And then, what I've described ... complete with the total absurdity of a nation fighting for 'independence',then fighting to lose it again, to the EU ... will take place.
The SNP are their nationalistic form of Leftie. Of COURSE they want to ally themselves to the EU.
Here's evidence of the SNP's hatred of losing EU membership ... from their own website ....
A Better Scotland
We believe that the Scottish Parliament should have the right to hold another referendum if there is clear and sustained evidence that independence has become the preferred option of a majority of the Scottish people – or if there is a significant and material change in the circumstances that prevailed in 2014, such as Scotland being taken out of the EU against our will.
If Scotland is taken out of the EU 'against its will', why would the SNP then seek another Referendum ? UNLESS they were reacting to
losing EU membership ... and
WANTED IT BACK ...
More generally ... Tommy, my son,
you still haven't told me what your estimate is of TOO MANY immigrants in the UK, given (of course) that our resources are far from infinite. Care to, now .. ?
I ask, because ...
Immigration impact 'underestimated' on UK population, says report
The impact of immigration on Britain’s population has been underestimated by more than 1.3 million, according to a new report.
MigrationWatch UK, which campaigns for tougher immigration laws, said official figures failed to take into account how babies being born to foreign-born mothers were contributing to overall population growth in Britain.
The think-tank also published research showing that without continuing immigration, Britain’s population would start to decline in 27 years’ time.
It means that immigration will account for the whole of Britain’s population rise after 2041 – a potentially fundamental change to society and the country’s general outlook.
At first sight, this makes it look like immigration is good, even a needed, thing. I say ... maybe ... AT THE PROPER TIME. To suffer a burden of
uncontrolled immigration for two entire decades, before it's truly needed, will be crippling for us. Even if immigration will have to be encouraged, we still need
control over the process
now, control which the EU's policies denies us.
So, Tommy, my question still stands. Why aren't you answering it .... ??