... when he suggests the UK would be maintained "after a fashion" .... "after separation".
The clown prince of politics said ...
There is no stumbling block, the Queen might chose to go with Scotland, there is no way this political poltroon can drag the Queen into his nightmarish world, she belongs elsewhere.
Asked if that meant Scotland could still be regarded as being in the UK after independence, Mr Salmond said:
The clown prince of politics said ...
"It is SNP policy to have the Queen as our head of state. That union, that United Kingdom if you like, would be maintained after Scottish political independence. I think that's a real stumbling block about putting forward a question of the United Kingdom."
There is no stumbling block, the Queen might chose to go with Scotland, there is no way this political poltroon can drag the Queen into his nightmarish world, she belongs elsewhere.
Asked if that meant Scotland could still be regarded as being in the UK after independence, Mr Salmond said:
"I don't think it's a very good idea to confuse the issue by talking about united kingdoms when what we're talking about is political independence."There is no difference between his "political independence" and "separation", it is a clean break, no picking and choosing. I think the clown prince is very confused, he seems to think the constitutional future of Britain rest with him and the remainder of the SNP circus, there is much more to Britain than this particular jock in a frock.