Tuesday 10 January 2012
The stushie continues
Calton took his head out from under his wing just long enough to listen to Michael Moore's statement to the House of Commons this afternoon. Since that didn't seem to add anything new to the debate, he has nothing more to say at the moment, however there are a couple of worthwhile articles on the referendum by fellow-bloggers the wee red squirrel and barbarian politics which those who are interested might like to look at. In the meantime, Calton has stuck his head back under his wing to avoid having to hear any more interviews with Alex Salmond, who, of course, is in his element at the moment.
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As a person of English birth who grew up in and still lives in Scotland, a time frame for a referendum makes me feel strangely unsettled. On balance though, I'm for looking out my passport and planning an exit strategy. Good riddance many will say, and that is precisely my point.
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