On May 18, 9:23*pm, mcp wrote:
On Sat, 18 May 2013 13:03:03 -0700 (PDT), jgharston
wrote:

Anyway, this is all moot, there are established procedures on how to
do all this, 1922 and the partition of Ireland. All the "problems" are
already dealt with - splitting the national debt, cross-border
control, maritime borders, common geographical mapping grid, right to
stand and vote in elections.

If you listen to the no side you would think that it was completelty
unprecedented and no country had ever become independant from another.
In fact 55 countries have become independant from the UK since the end
of the second world war.

The problem is the Scots don't know what they are voting for and what
they'll be getting on many topics. They'll only find out when it's too
late.
The fat smirking git up there is only after his own aggrandisment/
status.