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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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The wages of Scottish independence – immigration

Posted on June 13, 2011 by Robert Henderson

The Scots Numpty Party (SNP) fondly  imagines that  an independent Scotland would continue to have free access to England. They recklessly  assume Scotland’s position would be akin to that of the Republic of Ireland. However, that assumption rests on   a … Continue reading →

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The British elite express their hatred and fear of England

Posted on December 4, 2010 by Robert Henderson

John Prescott’s office in the Department of Nations and Regions (sic) in response to a question as to why we could not tick English in the nationality box on our census forms – “there is no such nationality as English.” … Continue reading →

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England and Britain – what is it to be British?

Posted on October 30, 2010 by Robert Henderson

What is it to be British? A very pertinent question in the aftermath of Devolution. Britain is a blend of legal entity, geographical proximity, historical interaction and a degree of fellow feeling deriving from (by now) shared values and experiences. … Continue reading →

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