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Small independent countries are among the most successful in the world
Small countries pursuing inclusive, socially responsible, internationalist agendas are among the most successful in the world.
Why I changed from campaigning for Better Together to backing Yes
On the night of 18th September 2014, I was literally jumping for joy seeing the results come in. For months I, along with everyone else in the room, had campaigned passionately for Scotland to stay part of the UK. I felt that Scotland had collectively made the right decision. Since then, I have changed my mind.
I voted No in 2014 but now I’ve changed my mind
I’ve learned that a Union is only viable if each of its partners are being given an equal say. Since 2014 it’s become painfully apparent that Scotland’s voice is not only being ignored, but entirely dismissed.
Scotland should be able to make all of its own decisions
I believe Scotland should be able to make all of its own decisions, get the governments it votes for and stand on it’s own two feet.
Our system is not fit for purpose – independence will let us change that
The current system we live in is not fit for purpose; Scottish independence is our chance to change that. Independence is the gateway to declare our space in the world.
It’s our future, give us the choice
On September 18th 2014 – only just turned 16 years old – I took a leap of faith. For the first time in my life, I cast my vote in favour of Scottish independence.
Scotland won’t get back into its box anymore – it’s time to choose a better future
We can do so much better as a more equal, more progressive, fairer, greener, independent country. It’s time.
The tables have turned – Scotland needs independence
More than ever before – more even than in 2014 – we need hope.