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Post by thomas on Mar 9, 2023 15:29:01 GMT
Germans for Scottish Independence to hold first march in three years
GERMANS for Scottish Independence will hold their first march and rally in more than three years on Saturday in the hope of increasing awareness of the campaign.
The march in Berlin will start at the city’s famous Brandenburg Gate at 11am German time and proceed past the British Embassy and onto Alexanderplatz where a closing rally will be held.
Macpherson – who is originally from Scotland but now lives Straubing in Lower Bavaria – said Brexit was what made many Germans more aware of the independence movement in Scotland, with many showing sympathy for the desire for self-determination.
He added: “My local MP freely admits to me now that he wasn’t interested in Scottish independence in 2014 but Brexit was the difference.
“People in Germany are aware Scotland voted to remain and quite possibly would be looking at re-joining the EU as an independent Scotland.”
Germans and scots migrants to germany marching as fellow europeans for scottish indy and rejoining our european union.
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Post by bancroft on Mar 9, 2023 15:45:59 GMT
It will be fun to watch as the EU and IMF brigade advise they will bank roll your independence push on the proviso you have to accept their economic terms including ending free university education and ending free prescription except for pensioners and those on benefits.
There is no free meal ticket and expect you will find out the hard way.
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Post by Bentley on Mar 9, 2023 16:14:13 GMT
The march in Berlin – which is expected to attract DOZENS of Yessers .
Impressive ….
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Post by Ripley on Mar 9, 2023 16:34:37 GMT
The march in Berlin – which is expected to attract DOZENS of Yessers . Impressive …. Have you ever seen any foreigners marching in support of the union? Hah! |
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Post by Bentley on Mar 9, 2023 16:38:27 GMT
The march in Berlin – which is expected to attract DOZENS of Yessers . Impressive …. Have you ever seen any foreigners marching in support of the union? Hah! They don’t need to . Have you seen any foreigners marching in support of ‘ let’s not change anything ‘.😀 |
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Post by Ripley on Mar 9, 2023 17:02:57 GMT
Have you ever seen any foreigners marching in support of the union? Hah! They don’t need to . Have you seen any foreigners marching in support of ‘ let’s not change anything ‘.😀 I doubt the Europeans care very much at all about preserving the union. I think they might quite like to see an independent Scotland rejoin the EU, even if only because rejoining justifies the EU position that the EU delivers better than Brexit. Indeed, they might consider that a point scored. |
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Post by Bentley on Mar 9, 2023 17:05:35 GMT
They don’t need to . Have you seen any foreigners marching in support of ‘ let’s not change anything ‘.😀 I doubt the Europeans care very much at all about preserving the union. I think they might quite like to see an independent Scotland rejoin the EU, even if only because rejoining justifies the EU position that the EU delivers better than Brexit. Indeed, they might consider that a point scored. They would be wrong then . All roads lead to Brexit for the Scot Nats . They are so interested in Scot independence that DOZENS are expected to turn up. Maybe you missed that . |
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Post by om15 on Mar 9, 2023 17:23:02 GMT
All you have to do is vote in the mad red headed women, declare UDI and you'll be a little bit of Germany by next Tuesday, let us know how you get on.
I read the link to the Nationalist, talk about delusional nonsense, you lot are barmy, really you are, but if you think being told what to do by Germans is better than being told what to do by English then crack on and go for UDI.
Just stop boring the rest of us to death with this tedious not going anywhere whinging. We're not going to sort it out for you, you'll have to do it yourselves.
Es lebe die Tories
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Post by Bentley on Mar 9, 2023 17:28:53 GMT
I think it’s about time the Scot Indy’s gave Putin a phone call . They seem to think he did ok for Brexit. Why not give him a crack at Scottish FREEDOM! ?
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Post by Ripley on Mar 9, 2023 17:29:49 GMT
I doubt the Europeans care very much at all about preserving the union. I think they might quite like to see an independent Scotland rejoin the EU, even if only because rejoining justifies the EU position that the EU delivers better than Brexit. Indeed, they might consider that a point scored. They would be wrong then . All roads lead to Brexit for the Scot Nats . They are so interested in Scot independence that DOZENS are expected to turn up. Maybe you missed that . I missed nothing. I'm noting that I've seen no-one outside the UK take much of an interest in the other side of the Scottish independence debate. (If you're hung up on numbers, dozens are larger than none.) I'm also saying that the EU might view Scottish independence and a prospective application to rejoin the EU as evidence that the Scots were better off within the EU than they are after Brexit. Such a move would be quite satisfying for them, I imagine. |
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Post by Bentley on Mar 9, 2023 17:38:57 GMT
They would be wrong then . All roads lead to Brexit for the Scot Nats . They are so interested in Scot independence that DOZENS are expected to turn up. Maybe you missed that . I missed nothing. I'm noting that I've seen no-one outside the UK take much of an interest in the other side of the Scottish independence debate. (If you're hung up on numbers, dozens are larger than none.) I'm also saying that the EU might view Scottish independence and a prospective application to rejoin the EU as evidence that the Scots were better off within the EU than they are after Brexit. Such a move would be quite satisfying for them, I imagine. Of course there isnt. Is anyone in the UK interested in a foreign country staying the same? Are we going to going to roam the streets calling for the Basques to remain in Spain? So why should foreign countries demonstrate to encourage the UK staying the same as it is ? If you are hung up on numbers , dozens are very few people for a demo. If you are trying to say that a break up of the union would be satisfying for a few dozen people in kilts walking around Berlin then you may have a point . |
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Post by Ripley on Mar 9, 2023 17:47:52 GMT
I missed nothing. I'm noting that I've seen no-one outside the UK take much of an interest in the other side of the Scottish independence debate. (If you're hung up on numbers, dozens are larger than none.) I'm also saying that the EU might view Scottish independence and a prospective application to rejoin the EU as evidence that the Scots were better off within the EU than they are after Brexit. Such a move would be quite satisfying for them, I imagine. Of course there isnt. Is anyone in the UK interested in a foreign country staying the same? Are we going to going to roam the streets calling for the Basques to remain in Spain? So why should foreign countries demonstrate to encourage the UK staying the same as it is If you are hung up on numbers , dozens are very few people for a demo. If you are trying to say that a break up of the union would be satisfying for a few dozen people in kilts walking around Berlin then you may have a point .I have seen UK posters taking sides in debates on the potential breakup of the USA. I'm not saying that foreign countries should demonstrate for the union position, just that I don't see it happening the way we sometimes see admittedly small pro Scottish independence groups. To be clear, I am NOT saying that the break up of the union would be satisfying "for a few dozen people in kilts walking around Berlin". I am saying it might be satisfying to the EU to see a part of a former member country apply to come back. |
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Post by Bentley on Mar 9, 2023 18:02:26 GMT
Of course there isnt. Is anyone in the UK interested in a foreign country staying the same? Are we going to going to roam the streets calling for the Basques to remain in Spain? So why should foreign countries demonstrate to encourage the UK staying the same as it is If you are hung up on numbers , dozens are very few people for a demo. If you are trying to say that a break up of the union would be satisfying for a few dozen people in kilts walking around Berlin then you may have a point .I have seen UK posters taking sides in debates on the potential breakup of the USA. I'm not saying that foreign countries should demonstrate for the union position, just that I don't see it happening the way we sometimes see admittedly small pro Scottish independence groups. To be clear, I am NOT saying that the break up of the union would be satisfying "for a few dozen people in kilts walking around Berlin". I am saying it might be satisfying to the EU to see a part of a former member country apply to come back. You missed your own point again. Have you seen demonstrations in the UK calling for the USA NOT to break up? That would be a fair comparison for a call for the uk union to stay as it is . Why would the EU want the UK to break up? Are you implying that the EU is spiteful enough to want to destroy the UK as an entity? You are Nigel Farage and I claim my pint of old and mild .😀 |
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Post by Ripley on Mar 9, 2023 18:14:49 GMT
I have seen UK posters taking sides in debates on the potential breakup of the USA. I'm not saying that foreign countries should demonstrate for the union position, just that I don't see it happening the way we sometimes see admittedly small pro Scottish independence groups. To be clear, I am NOT saying that the break up of the union would be satisfying "for a few dozen people in kilts walking around Berlin". I am saying it might be satisfying to the EU to see a part of a former member country apply to come back. You missed your own point again. Have you seen demonstrations in the UK calling for the USA NOT to break up? That would be a fair comparison for a call for the uk union to stay as it is . Why would the EU want the UK to break up? Are you implying that the EU is spiteful enough to want to destroy the UK as an entity?You are Nigel Farage and I claim my pint of old and mild .😀 I wouldn't attribute those motives to the EU. If, however, they perceive the inevitability of Scottish independence, and they anticipate an application for membership, they might interpret bringing another part of the UK under EU rules as a small victory of sorts. |
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Post by Handyman on Mar 9, 2023 18:41:05 GMT
It will be fun to watch as the EU and IMF brigade advise they will bank roll your independence push on the proviso you have to accept their economic terms including ending free university education and ending free prescription except for pensioners and those on benefits. There is no free meal ticket and expect you will find out the hard way. The Scots if allowed to join the EU a decision that will not happen quickly IMO, the Scots may also have to adopt the Euro and all its regulations, plus what will happen at the border between England and Scotland will that be as difficult as the border with the South and North of Ireland has been, and may still not be resolved to everyone's satisfaction the Jury is still out on that one. If alleged Asylum seekers get into Scotland and cross into England what happens to them ? do we send them back to Scotland or will the Scots have to patrol and Police their side of border and pay for it, what about the Royal Navy base for the Trident Submarines ? that will have to be moved south, local Jobs will be lost, any RAF bases north of the border same thing, new Passports will be needed etc etc as they say the devil is in the details. I don't have a problem if they leave the Union its their country after all |
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