Monthly Archives: July 2011

The Spring Edition of the Quarterly Review is out

Posted on July 24, 2011 by Robert Henderson

Quarterly Review, 26 Meadow Lane, Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 2TD, United Kingdom http://www.quarterly-review.org/ Telephone: (01507) 339 056 (+44 1507 339056 if calling from overseas) Editor Derek Turner: editor@quarterly-review.org Deputy Editor Leslie Jones: lesliejones@quarterly-review.org See also the Facebook pages for Derek Turner and … Continue reading →

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The complete “Wages of Scottish independence”

Posted on July 23, 2011 by Robert Henderson

I have now completed the series on the implications of Scottish independence on the Calling England blog. They cover all the important ground relating to the question: The wages of Scottish independence – England, Wales and Northern Ireland must be … Continue reading →

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The wages of Scottish independence – England, Wales and Northern Ireland must be heard

Posted on July 22, 2011 by Robert Henderson

In the matter of Scottish independence, the British political elite and the Scottish Numpty Party (SNP) are flatly  ignoring the interests of the English, Welsh and Northern Irish.  This is unreasonable for two reasons: firstly, the granting of independence to … Continue reading →

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The wages of Scottish independence – If Parliament says NO

Posted on July 17, 2011 by Robert Henderson

Whether or not Scotland would vote for independence is debatable.  Polls consistently show a majority against, although there are always a substantial number of “don’t knows”.  In a  referendum held only in Scotland with the YES campaign headed by the … Continue reading →

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The wages of Scottish independence – infrastructure

Posted on July 9, 2011 by Robert Henderson

Geographically Scotland is very isolated. It is a stranded at the top of mainland Britain with a single land border with England.  Any goods or people coming and going to Scotland have a choice of independent access by air and … Continue reading →

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The wages of Scottish independence – a divided country

Posted on July 3, 2011 by Robert Henderson

The divided country is not the UK but Scotland. Its divisions are cultural, geographical, religious, demographic and racial. Demographically Scotland is a most peculiar place. It has a population estimated at 5.2 million in 2010 (http://www.scotland.org/facts/population/) set in an area … Continue reading →

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