Let’s be a normal country. Let’s not ask. Sign the Edinburgh Proclamation

Why we don't need to ask

Because the Scottish people are sovereign. That means that we are the supreme authority. We don’t need to ask anyone or anything. In fact it’s actually written down as part of the Union agreement that governes the union between Scotland and England. And the British state is terrified that you’ll find out.

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UX Design

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Database Design

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The Edinburgh Proclamation

If we want to actually be a country, then we’re going to have to do something to make it happen. What about just signing the Edinburgh Proclamation as a first step?

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HTML & CSS

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Intro to Coding

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Apps & Games

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The Only Route to Freedom

There is no route to ending the union that involves the British government. None. Our only route to freedom from the union is by declaring we’re leaving. Taking, not asking.

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The Run Up To The Union

We were an independent nation, one of the oldest in Europe. Older than England, to be sure. But we’re not independent anymore. Why?
Here’s the lead up to the theft of our independence.

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The Capturing of Scotland

The union of Scotland and England in 1707 was no joyous, glorious merger of two countries. It was an English takeover designed to shackle then plunder Scotland

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The Claim of Right

The Claim of Right was an act passed in 1689 in Scotland that affirmed the power of the people over governments and monarchs. It guaranteed the sovereignty of the Scottish people. It guarantees our sovereignty still.

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We Have Catch’d Scotland

After the passing of the Acts of Union, England was very pleased with itself, as well it might. At a stroke, Scotland had gone from international competitor to a rich new resource, ripe for exploitation.

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In an independent Scotland, we could sack the government

Labour MP Ian Murray says the first duty of government is to keep its citizens safe. But he doesn’t say how a Starmer Labour government can conceivably do so when it is studiously copying its policies from a Tory playbook which has delivered the discredited,...

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The Common Good or Private Profit?

It’s said that the US Congress is the best that money can buy. Corporate cash and the revolving door between it and Wall Street, Big Pharma, Big Tech, Big Oil, and the military industrial complex has destroyed democratic accountability. Where America goes, so goes its...

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How the Public Good is replaced by the pursuit of profit

It’s said that the US Congress is the best that money can buy. Corporate cash and the revolving door between it and Wall Street, Big Pharma, Big Tech, Big Oil, and the military industrial complex has destroyed democratic accountability. Where America goes, so goes its...

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England’s Reliance on Scotland

Unionists often write that Scotland is indebted to the UK. In fact, the reverse is true. The British state's plans to use oil and gas to “power-up Britain” relies on 90% of its supply from Scotland. It's not just old energy that England steals from Scotland. A quarter...

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