It is critical that the outcome of the election should be a Scottish Government elected on a manifesto which includes commitment to these actions.
Manifesto for Independence
Tag: SNP manifesto
For the sake of Scotland
It is absolutely impossible for a movement as massive and diverse and unstructured as the Yes movement to make common cause on matters of policy. Such common cause cannot be achieved even within political parties. How could there be any hope of unifying a movement entirely without internal cohesion or a common ideology or discipline of hierarchy?
Why will it be different?
"Onward and onward! Then onward some more!"
Am I the only one who sees the problem with this?
Why would we, in one breath assert the sovereignty of the people of Scotland and in the next allow that the British state has the rightful authority to question the choices made by the sovereign people of Scotland? What kind of 'sovereignty-lite' does the Reverend Campbell envisage? Is this conditional sovereignty conceptually similar to the idea of 'managed democracy'? I think we should be told before we commit to anything.
