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**Chris** · 17-03-2014, 13:14

That article appears to focus on showing how Scotland could. That, however, is not the issue. The issue is whether anyone likely to be sitting in No.11. Downing Street in the event of separation negotiations taking place, being of the view that Scotland should.

Every single one of the men who could theoretically be Chancellor after 2015 has stood up and said, repeatedly, "not on my watch".

So, it is not a case of what could be made to work. It is a case of what the politicians running the residual UK would be minded to agree to. And that aint much.

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Chris Trollsplatter Cable Forum Team Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: North of Watford Services: Humane elimination of all common Internet pests Posts: 36,991	Re: Will Scotland Leave the UK? That article appears to focus on showing how Scotland could. That, however, is not the issue. The issue is whether anyone likely to be sitting in No.11. Downing Street in the event of separation negotiations taking place, being of the view that Scotland should. Every single one of the men who could theoretically be Chancellor after 2015 has stood up and said, repeatedly, "not on my watch". So, it is not a case of what could be made to work. It is a case of what the politicians running the residual UK would be minded to agree to. And that aint much.