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"Scotland has changed for good and forever": Scottish Election: SNP has won

news.bbc.co.uk — For the first time in over 300 years the Scots have elected a parliament where the largest party does not want to be in a union as part of the UK. For the first time in 50 years, Labour is no longer the biggest party. For the first time ever, the SNP is the largest party. "The wind of change is blowing" Alex Salmond, MP, MSP.

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  • Aseinai, on 10/12/2007, -0/+3Independence is a risk but not a foolish one.
    Scotland and her people are Scottish , the act of union was another sly & smart move by the monarchy by buying and breeding in figures of power in Scotland. Three hundred years later it is starting to show that the spirit of Scotland has never died, we don't want to be England's enemy and actually never did . England's lies are well renowned over hundreds of years of foreign invasion up to this present day, * I just deleted 3 lines of text as I was beginning to digress*
    Anyhow , democracy will have her say over the next 12 years.

    PS. I am not a hater ,two of my best people... my wife to be and best man are both English.

    As a short arse Australian once said ... "FREEDOM"
  • Hepburn82, on 10/12/2007, -1/+0Independence is not out of the question for Scotland, but not with people like Salmond at the helm.

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