Vote 'NO' to leave the EU
Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2014 12:02 pm
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This morning’s papers carry two stories placing Labour and the Tories on opposite sides of perhaps the last great ideological division left in mainstream British politics.
“Labour will not change EU referendum stance if Ukip win European elections”
“David Cameron threatens to resign without 2017 EU vote”
If Scots want to stay in Europe
and a Tory and/or UKIP UK government is really coming down the tracks next year then YES is the only logical position.
With an independent Scotland in the EU and the rUK voting itself out we could well see an exodus of company head offices heading North across the border just to stay in the EU.
This morning’s papers carry two stories placing Labour and the Tories on opposite sides of perhaps the last great ideological division left in mainstream British politics.
“Labour will not change EU referendum stance if Ukip win European elections”
“David Cameron threatens to resign without 2017 EU vote”
If Scots want to stay in Europe
and a Tory and/or UKIP UK government is really coming down the tracks next year then YES is the only logical position.With an independent Scotland in the EU and the rUK voting itself out we could well see an exodus of company head offices heading North across the border just to stay in the EU.