Scotland Free At Last.... Just A Dream ?

I don't know? That might depend on whether the UK allows them to retain Uk passports, otherwise, if they are passport holders of the new Scottish nationality I don't think they would be. Nationality in the UK is technically "British", at least that what's on my passport (I have 2, irish & british) , if it changes to become "Scottish" I would say it's a different ball game.

Would depend on whether the British allow Scottish citizens to claim british nationality still. Definitely up in the air legally.

How would you determine who was Scottish and who was just living in Scotland at the time. You can’t be stripped of your citizenship just because you’re resident of a different country.

The UK accepts dual and even multiple citizenship, so even if 100% of the people in an independent Scotland chose Scottish citizenship, they would have the same right as those with French or Pakistani passports to retain their ‘UK citizenship’. Any Scots who chose to keep their UK citizenship, either alongside a new Scottish citizenship or not, would of course remain EU citizens.
 
Article 36.2 Any citizen of a member state that is convicted or otherwise duly substantiated of shagging any grannies herewith shall have his or her passport revoked and, whiskey notwithstanding, shall be sent forthwith to bed with no inherent right to any haggis whatsoever.
 
Article 36.2 Any citizen of a member state that is convicted or otherwise duly substantiated of shagging any grannies herewith shall have his or her passport revoked and, whiskey notwithstanding, shall be sent forthwith to bed with no inherent right to any haggis whatsoever.


tsss tssss ain't no whiskey in Scotland
 
By a little, you mean just the bottles right?

You can buy whiskeys from all around the world in Scotland. don't know of any Scottish produced whiskeys though ;)

Bushmills 16, Red Breast and Connemara are some nice ones from Ireland and i've tried a few from Japan that were nice.
 
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