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- čas přidán 6. 02. 2014
- Nowhere in the UK is the fear of Scotland breaking off from the rest of the UK as pronounced as in protestant, unionist Northern Ireland.
Many there have Scottish heritage, and feel betrayed by the Scots' nationalist cause.
Al Jazeera's Laurence Lee has been to meet them to hear their views on the Scottish independence debate.
I love the irony of the first guy. Alex Salmond is living in the 17th century while he still celebrates events from 1690. Tool!
lol i don't think he has the intelligence to realise what he said whilste wearing that hun sash
Ach. He's a born again Jacobite. Imagine thinking that was a viable current political ideology. This guy
Model citizen 😂😂
"They're traitors" ahahaha. Says the Northern Irish unionist. How can you not see the irony in this.
Beautiful
"Alex salmond is living in the 17th century", a comment from a man wearing an orange order sash, LOL
A man living in the 17th century accuses Alex Salmond of living in the 17th century lmao
So you have a problem with Robert the Bruce? And you're Scottish? What a fucking clown haha
***** I'm sure the pope said each case was different. The MSM media obviously has spin docs making it sound different.
If he want's Scotland to stick to it's state as separation is a bad idea he must really be against Northern Ireland being part of the UK. It should obviously be re-unified going by his supposed stance here.
***** The Pope’s comments which have been reported as Him entering into the debate on Scottish independence are as follows:
Does the conflict between Catalunya and Spain worry you?
"All division worries me. There is independence by emancipation and independence by secession. The independences by emancipation, for example, are American, that they were emancipated from the European States. The independences of nations by secession is a dismemberment, sometimes it’s very obvious. Let’s think of the former Yugoslavia. Obviously, there are nations with cultures so different that couldn’t even be stuck together with glue. The Yugoslavian case is very clear, but I ask myself if it is so clear in other cases. Scotland, Padania, Catalunya. There will be cases that will be just and cases that will not be just, but the secession of a nation without an antecedent of mandatory unity, one has to take it with a lot of grains of salt and analyze it case by case."
The media coverage of the pope entering the debate is misleading and disproportionate. The British media, as always in the debate, never misses a chance to mislead the public.
@1984LizardKing I was just about to comment about the 17th century and then your comment was the first I saw. Couldn’t agree more!
Ulster Scots 😂
Still living in the 17th century? You're one to talk. Parading yearly celebrating a battle that happened in the 17th century and all.
Aviator The Republican IRA and its sympathisers ...harp on about its 800 !!! year struggle with England, in its imagination.
So 17 th century commerations are relative children, wouldn't you agree?
I dont think the I.R.A ever really fought back because of the 800 hundred years you talk about the I.R.A fought back because 1800 hundred Catholics were burnt out of their homes encouraged by the right rev Ian Paisley AKA the monster.. They also fought back because those wonderful peacekeeping paras who massacred so many and your impartial R.U.C had a deep hatred of anything catholic. To name but a few.@@abdulabdullah3679
Abdul Abdullah Ulster Scots funny people
EMB 2017 Ulster Scots not all Unionists you mean.
The best of them left for America, the dead-beats stayed behind.
The majority of the UK want nothing to do with the situation in Northern Ireland it is cringe worthy.
Vitruvian Mind Not true.
@@abdulabdullah3679 very true. About 90% of people within britain do not believe or care for the backwards thinking of Nortern Ireland
@@BlackCanery87 That's right. I'm from England, and a lot of people here (especially brexiteers) view Northern Ireland as a burden, and an obstacle that's holding back the UK.
@@abdulabdullah3679 is true you are to stobern to realize that.
Andrew87
The situation in Northern Ireland is an ethnic conflict, British (Protestants) v Irish (Catholic). The British element was brought to the north of Ireland by England in the 17th century. Ironically, having created the problem through the aggressive empire building of the past, Britain now wants to walk away!
Westminster should announce they are pulling out of Northern Ireland in 10 years time and give residency in Great Britain to anyone in the north who wants it. Problem solved...
Ulster Protestants should mind own business keep out of Scottish politics.
What if they have scottish family
It's British politics and they're British.
@@sarban1653 Politics that they have no say in at all.
The ulster unionist are scotlands problem we created them that's why they refer to themselves as scots irish or Scots ulster
@@sarban1653 It's Scottish politics.
"Alex Salmond is a complete and utter born again Jacobite.....he's still living in the 17th century...Scotland is part of the United Kingdom, always has been and always will be" that's is by far the stupidest most ignorant and most hypocritical statement in history, 1 Alex Salmond is in favour of the current monarchy, 2. The Orange Order is still actually living in the 17th century commemorating battles half of them have never even studied, 3. Scotland hasn't always been part of the United Kingdom since it didn't exist until 1707, Scotland was founded in 843 AD as the Kingdom of Alba, and the Union of the crowns took place in 1603. I will finish this debunking by going back even further and quoting an even older document, the declaration of Arbroath "..for, as long as but a hundred of us remain alive, never will we on any conditions be brought under English rule. It is in truth not for glory, nor riches, nor honours that we are fighting, but for freedom - for that alone, which no honest man gives up but with life itself." Alba gu brath, Scotland until judgement!!
I also thought his comment was retarded but I couldn't be fucked wasting my time typing out a response to all his nonsense. So kudos to you sir, your more patient than I am. On a separate note why is Northern Ireland referred to as Ulster? Last time I checked Donegal wasn't in the union.
Scotland has been in the Uk since the start thats what he was talking about
Chris H I suppose ignorance of geography. Like how many people call the UK; England and the Neatherlands;Holland and the Soviet Union; Russia etc.
thecouchtripper your opinion
Ironically those very words from the declaration of Arbroath are on a Loyalist Mural in Belfast with their usual "No Surrender" paramilitary shite on it too, its quite ironic...
Let them move to England if they love it that much
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Free Scotland!! Free Occupied North Ireland!!
Michel de Montaigne *Northern Ireland
@@Bemix666NUCLAR free is not being ruled!
Nuclar Random Show Their run by the UK Government. Their not free
@@sakuranippon4434 RULED... not run. Freedom is having FULL control over your country. Also the UK have a massive military presence in northern Ireland, it IS occupied but the occupation is lax
and hand them over to your new muslim overlords like the rest of your irish brothers
Alex Salmond is living in the 17th century? Says the person who celebrates a battle that happened in 1690 EVERY YEAR.
Scotland hasnt ALWAYS been part of the Union... and hopefully will never be part of it again! #voteYES
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Yes
Vote no!
Vote no!
Scotland never wanted the union to begin with.
Well how come they signed it then?
Jimbosstudios The people were totally against it - 'The Parcel Of Rogues' weren't.
Jimbosstudios As you can imagine, there was a shit load of violence in Scotland following the signing. Scotlands nobles were bribed and blackmailed into signing. It's all a scam.
Jimbosstudios
By "they" do you mean the parliament that feared the invasion of an English army amassed on the border.
The army that brought instruments of torture, but do you know what?
The Scots still protested in the streets of Edinburgh, and could not have cared less about what happened to the cunts in the unelected parliament.
Just as the Scots couldn't care less about what happens to the Ulster Scots.
Oh? How so?
That last point is my thought exactly, if Scotland votes for independence then the unification of Ireland should be put on the fast track.
History will restore how Ireland was one Island nation once again.
The juice has ran out of the orange.
😂
lmao
@@nomorelibsplease1975r :: William of Orange was a Dutch and had sexual orientation issues.
@@johndoe-ss9bz true
Under england
I'm catholic my ancestors fought and died with there protestant brorhers and where more than willing to die for the union and country so silly you argue I'm proud to stand with the union SCOTLAND is the union that's why scotland is strong.o.c.s.
Oh and i have Irish prod cousins we get on solid cause we love the UNION AND GSTQ.have a nice day.
Go on Scotland, hope you vote to be free from the British, you're a beautiful unique country and you deserve to be a people under one flag not hiding behind the apron strings of the English
***** Who mentioned The Pope? or Religion?
I think you're the one who wants to cuddle a priest
***** Well i'm not talking about religion, so keep talking to the wall there bud
***** You mad bro?
***** Scotland hasn't always been British, just from 1707 onwards. Infact Ireland was part of the Commonwealth before we were. 300 years is hardly 'always'
***** Scotland existed before England...
Scotland has most certainly not always been part of the United Kingdom!!
GOD BLESS MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS! 🙏🏻💓🕊🌹👍🏻
"Alex Salmond is still living in the 17th century" Ironic comment from that chap.
Definitelly have to agree with you there. The referendum had and will have nothing to do with Northern Ireland/Ulster.
And as far as Salmond being a Jacobite. That's just crazy. He's in support of the current monarcy. So that debunks that strait off. I've heard that A few times. And it was scare mongering.
Not all bluenoses voted no! Far from it btw. The same as not all tims voted yes!
Robert Anderson
Hi Robert, I havent lived in Glasgow or Scotland for over 20 years and didnt have the vote as a result. I would have voted NO, both my parents did but my sister voted and campaigned heavily for YES, she hasnt spoken to me since the referendum. My problem was 1: Economic, the case wasnt strong enough IMO and 2: As a Scotsman with an English wife and 3 English children I despised the anti English sentiment then and now in my dear homeland. The idiots, on both sides, who voted along religious, monarchy and sectarian lines, and there were many, need treatment. Sadly we are stuck with them.
***** how you doing. I can see why you would've voted no btw. Because I know many people who did the same. For the exact same reason as yourself. "The economic one". And tbh this is where the nationalists fell short. They faught a strong campaign. But never went into enough detail about the economy.
I don't know so much about anti English sentiment. Maybe anti Westminster? But As I honestly haven't came across any anti English, not lately anyway. Infact not since I was a kid. And that was only family members taking the mickey. Because I was born in England myself lol.
What does get me though is the way your sister has blanked you. That's just sad. But this is the nature of the beast. That's been unleashed up here. And yours isn't the first story I've heard like it.
I'll be honest with you. I've been a nationalist since I started voting. Not far off thirty years now. (Scary). And I thought I had it bad. But your sister's not alone. Honestly it's as if they've drugged the water supply up here. With some sort of crackpot nationalist drug lol.
Don't get me wrong there's been a lot of good came out of this. There's a lot of people interested in politics now. But some people as always. Go too far.
And last but not least. The religious, royalist/anti and sectarian reason's. Anybody who admits to being swayed by any of this. And there is loads of them btw. As you said yourself, definitely need treatment .lol
Well it's been a pleasure. I'm going to hit the hay now. It's way past my bedtime. Goodnight. (y)
if Scotland vote yes to independence then the North of Ireland will follow suit.
The days of this union are numbered
@KJ Dempsey Polls on support for Scottish independence are now at 53 percent. Obviously polls aren't a guarantee but last time they were far lower. I do genuinely think that all of this Brexit hassle and the way the Torys are acting are driving a serious wedge between England and Scotland. The union doesn't look too strong to me
Why would The Citizens of Scotland want Independence.
Free Student Education,Free Care Homes for The Elderly,Free Prescriptions.
Sadly will be lost with a Yes Vote.
He is still living in the 17th Century? How ironic coming from a loyalist...
LOSTmanONTHEINTERNET Not very as it goes, it is the nationalists who wish to return to the 17th Century and reverse its outcome in Ireland as well as it seems Scotland they need to move on
I know, says a man wearing orange to remember the battle of the Boyne in 1690.
Who cares what they think about Scotland. They are from Ireland 😂
Up the IRA Brits out!
Who gives a "DIRT" about ulster unionists.
It is a Scottish decision for Scottish people.
bighands69 They don't get a vote so your strictly right, but if you knew the slightest thing about History you would give a 'DIRT'
Thankfully it is not relevant as Scotland will vote no
plz Scotland leave the UK, help ur brother Ireland, make us United
FACELESS UNIONST TROLL, AN INSULT TO UR QUEEN!!
DUH STUPIDO!!
David Shepherd the royal family will be rejected by the irish people, she is not our queen never was and never will be, UP THE IRA
Jordan 222 she ain’t Scotland’s queen and she will never be! Free scotland 🏴
"The orange order reminds me of the unrolling of a mummy. All old bones and rotten rags." - Edward Carson
Edward Carson, really!?
@@seanmagee5669 Yes.
Thanks for your reply. Excuse my-understandable- scepticism. I never knew that. H.ever, Such Irony! Carson is hailed as hero by all shades of Unionism and Orangeism.
The Orange order when they do their marching on the 12th of July
They look like a bunch of undertakings waiting for the dead bodies,
Do these clowns realise that Britain doesn't regard them as remotely British, in any meaningful way?
I wish British Journalists would stop calling Northern Ireland 'Ulster'. Ulster derives from the Vikings and refers to the Kingdom of Ulster which is 9 counties - not the 6 counties of Northern Ireland. 3 Ulster counties are in the Republic. Liked the part at 0.31 regarding Alex Salmond, 'a born again Jacobite still living in the 17th century'; - this quote coming from 17th century planters from England and low land Scotland who forced themselves onto the North of the island of Ireland and kicked the native Irish off their land. I'm afraid Ulster Unionism is unraveling and will soon become a thing of the past. They are regarded as Irish by the British, anyway.Good report from Al Jazeera who lawys give a different angle on news stories.
Carlos Dominguez i salute you !
Good man Carlos....someone with knowledge of Ireland's history!
True, but the vast majority were Lowlanders, not English, hence the accent in the six counties
'Vikings'? I think you will find that Ulaidh was a major Kingdom in Gaelic Ireland, not Vikings.
Parasmunt Ulaidh was an ancient gaelic kingdom ,but it was the vikings that added the ster as they did with Leinster and Munster none of which were Viking kingdoms as such ,but they were vi.king colonies in each province.
Did I hear correct, the knuckle dragging neathanderal said Alex Salmond is living in the past.
Yes James you heard right! These Kers don't have any shame!
"Alex Salmond is a born again Jacobite. He's still living in the 17th Century" ...lmao. That guy actually uttered those words while wearing the sash, an organisation which annually celebrates battles which happened hundreds of years ago. The mind boggles.
Haha what an idiot
The irony of a northern loyalist accusing someone of living in the 17th century!🙄
That's the first thing I thought, hilarious. 😂😂😂
Gotta love the fella in the sash complaining about 17th century mentalities.
What year was the Battle of the Boyne again ?!?
Give the poor a flag and an enemy and theyr putty for the elites
They don't seem to realize that Scottish people couldn't care less about Irish loyalists..
Ulster unionist describing Alex salmond as living in the past is ludicrous while he stand's there wearing an orange sash celebrating a dutch king from the 17th century unbelievable !
don[t forget that there are protestant nationalists out there.
and there are catholic unionisits!!!
DES FITZGERALD I know a Catholic Unionist and I am a nationalist but don’t believe in the Catholic Church, only Jesus and God.
You are correct!
'Scotland is part of the UK,it always has been and it always will be.'
The boy needs to brush up on his history.
@SAMAND33 right on!
Wrong.
Hardly ‘United’ kingdom if half of it wants out. 🤷♂️
The republic of ireland and england are getting closer and scotland and england are drifting even further apart. Well who would have though. LOL
That is weird, how are Ireland and England becoming closer? I don't get it.
1984LizardKing In his head it is happening
That's because Ireland is working for it's freedom too, the peacfull way, this vote will happen for Ireland some day too.
The Unionists have a very rude awakening coming their way. Scotland and NI both voted to remain in the EU. That alone will drive the Scots to push for independence from the un-United Kingdom.
This story is nonsense... Scotland leaving the UK is not to be feared as it gives Ulster a good alternative to the seemingly endless grind/squeeze/push towards an unwanted union with Ireland.
Delusional NI belongs to the republic it's native Irish land.
In the context of brexit now, Irish unification is inevitable
ULSTER NEVER SURRENDERS
"Scotland has always been a part of the United Kingdom" he obviously doesn't know his history as Scotland wasn't part of the UK till 1701 when the act of union came into place.
1707
actually cant get over the orangeman sayin alex salmond is livin in the 17th century hahahaha
I think they are confused with William of Orange.
Ulster Scots confuses Scottish heritage born in Ireland sad they have no country it’s shame really
@@RobertK1993 :: Identity Crisis, and want to remain dependent on English Dole, they were given self-rule but were a failure at self-governance and today are ruled directly from London and love the dole.
I don't understand why people are angry that us Scots want Independence. We just want to be able to run our country as we want and to have a decent government that WE vote for and one that will take care of our people.. It doesn't mean we don't like England or Northern Ireland.. I like the Irish people and the English people but I want my country to have their own government..
forgot to add Wales! sorry ! I also love the welsh people .
Any country that is in the EU is not independent.
Jacobites 😂
@@anthonyinger9031 moron
I hope we can integrate these people into a United Ireland someday. But it would be very difficult.
Not that difficult, vast majority have have far more in common with us than the tans. It may take a while, but they all know it is inevitable.
Try impossible.
First Scotland will be free then Ireland next, get over it, it's gonna happen...
djderkm...........26 of the 32 counties in ireland are already free.
the only real justice for the descendents of the Scottish and English colonialists settled by England in the 6 counties, is to join in a conderation with their cousins the ScotsIrish of Appalachia in a ScotsIrish Confederate States of the Atlantic.....get the Chinese to construct a land bridge...
It does not matter if Scotland leaves the UK or not, the Ulster Loyalists will always be paranoid, racist and bigoted.
Alex Salmond is living in the 17th century says the man marching to celebrate a 17th century battle
Love u Northern Ireland, ( Britain ) xxx keep up the fight
Northern ireland (Britain) ? You can't create your own counties at all. It's like saying I'm from France (Germany)
A referendum in Northern Ireland is well overdue. If it were up to me, Gibraltar and the Falklands should also consider voting for full independence.
Ireland could be united next week if they wanted. A referendum could be called tomorrow. Norn Iron isn't actually a part of Britain, it's basically a possession and to be honest, Westminster doesn't give a fuck about it. Ireland would already be united by now if the Troubles were somehow avoided and they went down it in a democratic route. In our lifetime Ireland will be united, no doubts about it.
Andrian Harsono Gibraltar and the Falklands have both had referendums and voted overwhelmingly to stay with the UK .
1984LizardKing I really hope so. I strongly feel that Scotland and Wales should remain part of the UK, but Northern Ireland somehow feels different. It's almost like they should be with their Irish brothers and sisters despite everything they say.
Andrian Harsono
Why should Scotland stay a part of the UK? Need to remember it was the Scottish king who inherited the English throne, James, and the Scottish aristocracy and capitalists who had the Scottish kingdom unite with the English kingdom, no option was given to the people to see what they wanted.
The sad thing about Northern Ireland is that a lot of Catholics want to remain part of the UK.
Daniel Clements You've not had a colony of your own since pre 1707. I won't criticise though, it normally takes longer than 307 years for an Englishman to catch up. We know you're a bit dim.
I never knew the North of Ireland was even in the UK until Brexit and im English. LOL
It's not in the UK! as all official docs state the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland
@@neilthefish No! Your quite wrong the official documents state the united kingdom " of Great Britain and Northern Ireland " meaning together great British and Northern Ireland form the United kingdom. Check a UK passport if you don't believe me 😂
@@itsme-sn5gi obviously Scotland and Wales aren't important enough to get their names mentioned
@@gmproduct1 Yes but nor is England, they are geographically part of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is not on the island of Great Britain so it is mentioned as Great Britain and Northern Ireland
@J J I know lol, I just thought all of Ireland was in the UK, or it was an overseas territory or something. Or maybe they were just entitled to a British passport for some reason. I know it sounds stupid to me now too, but to be fair in England we were never thaught what the UK really is in school or what the deal is with Ireland. Unless you look into it yourself
I dont want scotland to break away from the united kingdom, cause as they say united we're strong separated we fall.
"united we're strong separated we fall" - you.
According to your own words, why oppose a united Ireland? Personally I'm not opposed to unionism, just imperialism.
fine i will answer it, why would we let a united ireland after thousands have lost their lives trying to keep ulster british, thats why back in 1926 i believe we remained apart of the UK because most people from NI remainded loyal to the crown. If we accept a united ireland we have let down all those men who sacrificed their lives for Ulster. So that is my answer regardless of what you our sean think ulster is british and you will just have to deal with that.
Jimbosstudios Ulster is a province, not a region nor a country. Stop referring to it as if it were a synonym for Northern Ireland, it isn't.
When we were conquered by the British imperialists, what democartic protocols did the they follow? By later introducing democracy, you're implying that we should adhere to said ideology.
What do you mean sacrifice? Define sacrifice. Coming to a foreign land, shooting innocent people, not expecting retaliation and then consequently being killed yourself - Is that what you meant by "sacrifice"?
That's a lousy counterargument.
People of all beligiernts died; by using this terrible argument you could justify Nazism.
I was talking about the soldiers that fought from northern ireland im not talking about invasions, i am talking about the soldiers of the UVF back in 1912
I Am High you stalking me our something
If Scotland wants independence, they will have to take responsibility for Northern Ireland because we English sure don't want it, just as the Republic Ireland doesn't want it either, LOL.
The UK is made up of 4 nations and all 4 nations have equal status. You English might like to think you don't want Northern Ireland the fact is were part of the UK and the only way were leaving it is if we ourselves decide to. Likewise for Wales and Scotland. Maybe England should leave if you don't like it?
Very old comment. However, Ireland very much wants the north back. And we'll take the loyalists too if they want to stay, it's now their home too.
Pragmatic1 Ultramagnetic balax we don't want them orange bigots on the good streets of our republic
mwr lord Orange Order are hypocrites.
@@pragmatic1ultramagnetic202 I'm for Scottish indepdence ASAP I view a united Ireland as something I'd like to see HOWEVER the deal that is reached will be critical. Voting yes in a border poll is one thing but the deal which should also be put to a ballot if not right could bring it crashing down and then the only option would be an independent "northern Ireland" either under that name or a new name
This is the kind of religious bigotry that Scotland NEEDS to get away from.
England and the Queen are Anglican, which is both Reformed and Catholic. The Anglican Church is not Protestant. The only reason it broke from Rome was because divorce was denied. There was no disputes on icons, popes, sacraments etc. the Scottish and Northern Irish Churches are pure Protestant but your Queen is not Protestant.
Northern Ireland has like Scotland voted for the Union ,the European one it is little England, that lives in the 12th century, them and their little drummers harking and banging on about past imperial glories.Theres an new future on the horizon for the north of these islands and it most certainly doesn't involve Westminster, thank the lord for that .
A knowledge of Scottish history will help explain why they want to separate. They did not become British subjects by choice, they were forced. 100 years ago, separation was not possible; today it is. Scotland has always been strong and proud and they've earned the right to try and achieve their full identity. If they do, running their own independent county will be the big challenge. I take my example from Québec wanting to separate from Canada. The desire to make Québec its own country is very strong for many, but achieving that would be financially and culturally challenging. Good luck Scotland!
That’s completely false
@@i_know_youre_right_but No, he's completely right.
@@Retrospective. you are wrong
Scotland voted for the Queen, live with it Nicola Sturgeon!
Pretty much over for northern Ireland
NI unionists: Unhappy about Scottish independence
Scottish people: Oh no! Anyways....
Tories dont give a fig for Scotland or Northern Ireland.
A northern loyalist saying someone is living in the 17th century...😄
IRA are fighting since 1918 not 30 year tiocfaidh ar la
Everyone knows that Ulstermen,(descended from lowland Protestant farmers), have no love for London. therefore, I see no reason for any Ulsterman to fear Protestant Scotland being once again free of Londons games!
What makes you think they have lots of love for Edinburgh?
There sure is a lot of hatred in the comments section here. We're all residents of the British isles, why can't we all live together in peace and put the past behind us? The Celtic nations feel like second class citizens in the union. We have already lost southern Ireland to separatists. Those of us who want to see the union survive must put forward a positive case for the union, based on mutual cooperation and trust. This idea that England "rules" Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland as some sort of colonies must be defeated.
well you northern irish protestants didnt have the british slaughtering you
john garry everything youre saying sounds like giberish
Eh....I'm still lost
Sorry
Even the fact that they're called the "British Isles" tells you why there can never be peace
john garry Ireland was united once... with the rest of the British Isles. The treatment of the Irish (and Catholics in particular) by the British was regrettable. The partitioning of Ireland and the troubles could have been avoided if the government had listened to the grievances of the Irish and treated them with respect, but it was not to be and now we are where we are.
While the Northern Irish are right to be concerned with what happens with Scottish independence, it isn’t actually their business. There’s a difference between what is your concern and what is your business. And no Scotland 🏴 hasn’t always been a part of the United Kingdom, Wales 🏴 was the first to join. After being overrun by the England. Scotland was the first country to freely join the United Kingdom, there was equality there.
But Scotland 🏴 isn’t beholden to Northern Ireland to stay in the Union. Just because Scottish independence might knot up Northern Irish politics.
The United Kingdom has been called four countries united under one kingdom-But that isn’t true. It’s three countries and one colony. Northern Ireland is a British holding, not a country. A country filled with folk who wish to exist in a state of perpetual colonization-But that’s not a stable state of affairs, and it’s not on Scotland to put them at ease.
Wales 🏴, Scotland 🏴, England 🏴, Northern Ireland…
No flag, pretty much sums it up
Roll on Scottish independence
these are the ppl who dont want us to break up a union these are teh same ppl who still think its 1690 all this shit is has nothing to do with Scotland and it was Ireland who infested it here. YES on sept 18th and Im a gers fan
Awe thank f*&$, I'm a tim and i love you for your passion Kenny. Good folk like us the gether blue and green unite. IT's not us that are arseholes, it's the guys wi the money n power tryin tae make us hate each other (divide n rule) and some of us are fallin for it ;0) xx
Couldn't agree more YES from me to and YES I'm a protestant and YES a gers fan also YES to rid us of westminster
sandra macleod That's so good to hear from a real gers fan hope you like the rangers for indy page on FB.
Actually you dumb fuck this infestation came to Ireland via Scotland.
condaly Don't forget England too. The joys of Protestanism eh, both countries fucked with Sash loving clowns.
Knuckle dragging yoons...SAOR ALBA
Loooool the uk is over
The irony of an orange man saying Salmond lives in the 17th century! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!
Lilliputian tying Scotland down. Had the Scots built the titanic it would not of sunk.
that's all the irish built
This bit of the reporters last line (about the prospect of a reunited Ireland following possible Scottish independence) is hilarious "...will Ulster, a defining part of these people's identity be next?". The ancient native Gaelic Irish province of Ulster, _ a DEFINING part of the IDENTITY of the descendents of planted land thieves from a foreign country, who live now on less than two thirds of Ulster's territory (the other part, ruled as it should be along with the rest of the country IRELAND from our capital Dublin). A gerrymandered, unnatural apartheid little statelet. Give me a break ffs.
Lmao. The scottish don't care about you Ulster unionists, one bit. Even though some of you are scots speakers and are descendants of Scottish people, Scotland, is ashamed of your secratarianism and would gladly leave, and let England take the burden of N.I
Wearing the Sash while celebrating a battle from 1690 on a regular basis and stating that someone else is still living in the 17th century?! No hypocrisy there at all.
Men marching around the streets like children, we don't want your advice.
I find it laughable to have a man dressed up in a costume banging a drum saying others live in the past.
Free Scotland no UK!!
DDG Red: That would be great and everything... If it wasn't for the fact that Northern Ireland wants to remain with the U.K
Free Wales while there at it
AND A UNITED EUROPE , CAN'T HAVE IT BOTH!!
They moved here. A bunch of unwelcomed planters. Jeez, they are thick
u guys lost the war
victory5959 how did you come to that conclusion.
they have nothing to fear , scottish independence wont happen now or ever.
Hilarious to hear an Ulster Orangeman saying that "Salmond is living in the 17th century" That really takes the biscuit haha
The brains of these people is hilarious
Scotland has always been part.of the UK 😂😂😂 shows the ignorance of unionists
@KJ Dempsey and? Scotland hasn't always been part of the UK
@KJ Dempsey lol your a weapon mate 🤣🤣 the UK only formed in 1707 🤣🤣 you are talking about the British isles... Spastic 🤣🤣and to cure your ignorance you first need to research Cromwell and 1653, Then the panama colony, then the signing of the union.
The union was agreed between lords and the upper society, who lost money trying to start a colony and with trade blockd, promise of land and money south of the border.l, the act was signed there was also riots in nearly every city In scotland. And especially in Edinburgh the day it was signed.
IM FROM 'ULSTER', I DONT WANT TO BE NEXT I WANT TO BE FIRST!!
26 + 6 = 1
BEIDH ÁL LÁ LÍNN GO TAPAIGH
It would be a shame if the union breaks up!
As a Scot what he hell has it got to do with mics? Fuck all!
Ok SWEATY SOCK it has all those orange twats came from your country.
Scotland isn't going to vote yes. The separatist element are good at making making a big noise and yes, they do have some support, but the quiet, socially conservative majority in Scotland will never allow them to destroy the union. Even after all the Tories have done, going right back to Thatcher, that underlying steadfastness remains. Don't just take my word for it though, check the bookies odds - they're all 3 or 4 to 1 against - and they never lie when it comes to money!
It's awfull in my opinion that we didn't succeeded especially now with the looming shadow of brexit . I sincerely hope brexit is a success even though i didnt vote for it.I would love to be wrong about it ,I think there are hugely difficult times ahead for ordinary people throughout the UK
if we are "selling the country out big time and are nothing but traitors"(excellent selling point btw ) Why are you marching to keep us in the union? If you want to talk about betrayal you might want to look at the government south of the border. I feel sorry for you marching out in the cold, I really do but I am still voting Yes.
That will never happen believe me scots are not that stupid eu no way
Knuckle dragging muppits, and by the way that is from a born and bred Scottish protestant( despite the Jelly and Icecream). Time to move forward, time to waken up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Imagine WANTING to be part of the UK
Why would any nation fear independence
The English empire is over now!! Brr, stick to Scotland or get independent
Well keep you safe northern Ireland 🇬🇧🏴🏴🇬🇧
In 2019 October a United ireland edges closer
You will have 900,000 people who will feel they are living under occupation. The people in at least Antrim and Down will fight for their independence. They could be fighting you as long as you were Westminster. Do you really want Belfast to turn into Stalingrad?
And what do you think the real Irish up there feel with 900.000 immigrants
@@raleighburner1589 The Ulster plantation was first settled the same year as the Jamestown colony in Virginia, 1607-08 not 1912! You are trying to rewrite history.
@@johnshelton1141 someday it will be all Ireland it's a question of when ...end of
@@johnshelton1141 What about the other 900,000 people who have lived under occupation since 1921?
Man in sash says that SNP are living in 17th century. FFS. The irony is strong on this one.