Scotland has (at least) 25% of Europe’s wind power potential yet pays the highest bills in the UK Independence = keep the energy here What are your thoughts on how we produce our energy, and what we should do with it? Let us know in the comments

Three hundred years ago, Scots stood against the loss of their nation. They silenced our ancestors for daring to ask for what every other country now takes for granted. Today, we stand for its return. This is their voice reborn This isn’t rebellion - it’s restoration.

What does everybody think about Jeremy Corbyn’s new Your Party? I quite like Corbyn’s left-wing views - much like the Labour Party of old which was (at least sometimes) electable. It was reported a couple wif weeks ago that the new party would be against Scottish and Welsh independence, but I’ve been reading into it a bit more and it seems they will be taking notice of the two countries’ wishes on self-determination. If that is the case - and given the defections we’ve witnessed so far - Your Party may be the best way of securing Indy? I’m interested to hear what others think. Slainte!

When will the severity of Scotland's bid to the UN be reported to mainstream media?.

You’ve probably seen the headlines: “Fantasy economics.” “Make-believe independence plan.” “£10,000 richer? Pull the other one.” The usual chorus follows every time Scotland produces a new independence paper. It’s almost reflexive now, London politicians mock, the tabloids sneer, and Scotland’s serious policy work gets treated like fan fiction. But here’s the part nobody talks about: The latest paper, A Fresh Start with Independence, isn’t a slogan-filled brochure. It’s a blueprint — detailed, data-driven, and remarkably level-headed. ⚖️ The point isn’t the number… it’s the direction Yes, the £10,000 figure grabbed headlines. But focusing on the number misses the point entirely. The real takeaway is this: the report finally puts something on paper that opponents can’t just wave away as “emotional nationalism.” It maps out a direction, one built on renewable wealth, fair taxation, and actually using Scotland’s resources for Scotland. Critics call it fantasy. But you’ll notice they never call the current setup fantasy, even as Westminster cuts welfare while sitting on record North Sea revenues and offshore wind profits. If believing Scotland can manage its own economy is fantasy, what do we call believing Westminster ever will? 💰 Building an economy that looks like Scotland The report’s bigger win is in tone. No grandstanding, no utopian gloss. It talks about: - stabilising the transition to a Scottish currency; - setting up a national wealth fund; - fixing the fiscal leakages that send Scottish income south before it ever benefits Scots; - building sectors where we already lead — renewables, tech, and food exports — instead of betting everything on fossil fuels and London finance. That’s not dream-talk. That’s just good governance. And while critics roll their eyes at the word “independence,” investors quietly nod when they hear “predictable, export-based growth with energy security.” 🌍 “Fantasy” is relative Every time Scotland publishes one of these papers, the UK response is the same: