James  acEachern

@JamesMacEachern

Private investor. Scots citizen. Scotland was founded as an independent country. Decisions about Scotland should be made in Scotland by the people of Scotland.

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Joined February 2013

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jan 21

    Joanna Cherry QC MP: "Scotland is actually England's biggest export destination."

  2. Jan 24

    'Section' not "Article".

  3. Jan 24

    Now clear from the Miller judgment: neither the "recognition" of Holyrood as "permanent" or Sewel convention has any legal bite at all.

  4. Jan 24

    The Supreme Court has effectively trashed Article 1 and 2 of the Scotland Act 2016.

  5. Jan 23

    This is quite a cartoon on Brexit from Finnish newspaper Kaleva.

  6. Jan 22

    Wow! £17,000,000 just to test an unarmed missile. What an utter waste!

  7. Jan 22

    Air is carcinogenic. Eating burnt toast is the least of your worries.

  8. Jan 22

    Another benefit of Lovatt locking his account.

  9. Jan 21

    ..independent, the country it becomes indy from is usually its biggest market at the time. Trade continues, and diversifies

  10. Jan 21

    Might ask when NZ became indy, what was it's biggest market at the time? Baltic States? In fact, when a country becomes...

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  12. Jan 21

    If "take back control" would win us indyref2 I'd say it all day every day.

  13. Jan 21

    But again, you're falling into the trap of assuming "independence" = "permanent SNP rule".

  14. Jan 21

    That's the error. An independent Scotland will hold elections. THOSE will determine what independence looks like.

  15. Jan 20

    Characteristically pointless tweet by journalist who knows fine what point is being made

  16. Jan 21

    I admire people from England who've moved to Scotland and support Scottish independence. Some just can't let go of England, like Kevin Hague

  17. Jan 21

    Presumably, Jim McFarlane voted 'No' to independence along with Kevin Hague. They wrongly just believed it would all be OK in UK.

  18. Jan 21
  19. Jan 21

    This is what Kevin Hague's business partner, Jim McFarlane, said, in 2014,about Scotland, the EU and their business:

  20. Jan 21

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