[JohnRawls]

I read on the news the other day the English calling for her resignation as PM of Scotland allegedly because she broke a rule of conduct about Alex Salmond's enquiry.

Then a few days later the report vindicated her and determined that she did not break the conduct: https://www.independent.co.uk/independe ... 20772.html

Yesterday or the day before she announced the Scottish independence referendum for 2023.

Today another new fresh report has come out that accuses her of breaking the code of conduct again:

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/p ... 20922.html

UK establishment and security services are worried that the independence referendum number 2 will be a success.

[Tainari88]

@Potemkin and @B0ycey and @noemon I want to know why Scotland has all these politicians with fish names---like Sturgeon and Salmond? who are these fishy fishies and their wandering hands and potty mouth?
Why would the UK Westminster be worried about a Scottish independence vote? Let me take a guess?

Could it be that Brexit is a pain in the ass? And if Scotland breaks away from England and Wales and Northern Ireland and goes rogue and then can be part of the EU again and not worry about losing jobs and privileges? They might undermine the plans for the UK to try to undermine the Brexit voters? Independence means loss of control of Scotland economics, society and politics and loss of revenue for the tax office? Could this be part of the problem with the sturgeon salmon issues of fish people? Huh?

[Wellsy]