Perhaps she's psychotic? Could you explain when the government is going to deliver the Lerwick Declaration? since this appears to be a question type thread 
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My master plan is to live forever..... going to plan so far
Despite the cost of living, it's still very popular.
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Scottish people had the greatest chance in life and they have spoken out, sorry they made the wrong chose which they will have to live with it.Tools owned: Hammer, Chisel, Crowbar, Punch, Chainsaw, Cutter and Brain!!!
Did you know People will question all the good things they hear about you but believe all the bad without a second thought.
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The postal votes are sampled many days before the actual referendum takes place. Councillors and any authorised counting agent can attend at the sampling. Although the numbers are supposed to be kept secret, it is common to "know" the percentages of No or Yes votes.Comment
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Supposed to be kept secret, so there you've admitted a breach of guidelines Frankie.
Ruth Davidson was smiling like a Cheshire Cat at 10.15 pm no wonder conspiracy theorists are having a field day with this one. Don't forget the ten separate investigations into electoral fraud at the polling stations by police Scotland.
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Scottish Independence: 70,000 Nationalists Demand Referendum be Re-Held After...
The 10 investigations taking place are due to Yes voters breaking the law,not No voters. I never at any time said that I made the information available to anyone.Comment
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True, it was mostly intimidation such as
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Whether he ever appeared and was fund guilty is unknown. However none of this or anything else will change the way the vote went, nor will a petition. It's time to move on and make the best of it, the same way any minority does when the majority win a vote.In Clydebank, one Yes supporter, aged 44, was arrested by police after allegedly assaulting a man he believed would be voting No. He is due to appear at Dumbarton Sheriff Court tomorrow morning – when the final result is expected to have been announced. A police spokesperson said: "Police Scotland can confirm that a 44-year-old man has been arrested in connection with an alleged assault outside a polling station in Faifley Road in Clydebank at 8.30am this morning."My master plan is to live forever..... going to plan so far
Despite the cost of living, it's still very popular.
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Ah yes Wings Over Scotland almost forgot them.
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Itr's funny they don't mention any legal challenge or issues in there, isn't it?Yes lost because we started off from somewhere between 25% and 30%, and had to face the full wrath of the British state, the media and corporate interests, not to mention people’s natural resistance to change – no matter how ridiculous Gordon Brown’s devolution timetable was, or the unionists’ recent track record of enhanced devolution, it was clearly enough to convince wavering No voters to give the union another chance. Pain can make critical faculties go out the window.
However, we certainly didn’t lose because of shenanigans at the counts, and perpetuating such stories only hinders the attempts that are currently being made to move on from the result and onto the second phase of this wide-ranging and thriving independence movement (Women For Independence and the Radical Independence Campaign are already planning their next conferences in the coming weeks).
As an official referendum agent for Wings Over Scotland who witnessed the counting procedures first-hand, I hope these words might carry at least a bit of weight amongst online activists. Believe me, if anything dodgy had been happening, this vile cybernat would have been screaming it from the rafters.
Acceptance isn't something you're taking easy is it? even though it is what it is, as the agent for Wings Over Scotland says. The result is the result, Scotland will stay part of the UK, unless of course you can get the English to have a vote on whether they leave the UK instead. Good luck with that
My master plan is to live forever..... going to plan so far
Despite the cost of living, it's still very popular.
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You're right it is what it is, but clearly the correct procedures were not followed by the electoral commission in some cases. If mistakes were made they should be highlighted to ensure it doesn't happen again.Ah yes Wings Over Scotland almost forgot them.
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Itr's funny they don't mention any legal challenge or issues in there, isn't it?
Acceptance isn't something you're taking easy is it? even though it is what it is, as the agent for Wings Over Scotland says. The result is the result, Scotland will stay part of the UK, unless of course you can get the English to have a vote on whether they leave the UK instead. Good luck with that
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From today's Glasgow Herald
Complaints were passed to Police Scotland and elections watchdog the Electoral Commission. These arose following comments made by Ruth Davidson, the Scottish Conservative leader and prominent supporter of the Better Together campaign.
Ms Davidson said during TV coverage of the referendum, 45 minutes after the ballots closed, that the No camp had been "incredibly encouraged" by the results of a "sample opening" of the postal ballot that she said had taken place around the country over the few weeks prior to the poll closing.
She said agents were able to "take tallies" of postal ballots "and the reports have been very positive for us".
Complaints raised concerns the information may have helped inform the No campaign's decision to issue the "vow" of more powers for Scotland from the three main party leaders.
Now it has been confirmed the *Electoral Commission has submitted a report on the allegations to the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service for examination in the wake of The Herald story earlier this week.
It is expected that Ms Davidson will be spoken to about her TV statement.
Asked on timescales for the *assessment, a source said: "It's like any report to the Crown, it'll take as long as it takes."
Complaints sent to police and the Electoral Commission surrounded agents being able to see the ballot papers and communicate how the vote was going in advance during opening sessions across Scotland in the days running up to September 18.
Elections Scotland guidance on postal votes states it is an offence for anyone attending the opening of postal votes "to attempt to ascertain how any vote has been cast or to communicate any such information obtained".
Failure to observe the secrecy requirement is a criminal offence punishable by up to 12 months in prison and/or to a fine of up to ?5,000.
Video footage of Ms Davidson talking about the ballot viewing during televised referendum coverage has been forwarded to both the police and the Electoral Commission.
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