In reply to Jim C:
> I have always said that I will listen to both sides until voting day, so you can stop asking.
> However, I do like to pick out facts ( where they are available)
> This one is clear, Scotland will be applying to join the EU from within the EU ( until 2016)
> At which point , if the process is not completed the EU CAN , if they want expel Scotland and throw Scottish citizens out of the EU.
Don't be silly Jim, iScotland isn't an EU member so it can't be thrown out.
> However, do you think that it is likely, or will they find a way ( fudge it) to keep Scotland in the EU whilst the negotiations are ongoing?
> What do you think ?
I think, Jim, it'll be a no vote and 68/32. But, in the event of yes, I see no compelling reason why 28 countries would unanimously bend over backwards to accommodate a small country applying to join.
And I still don't believe you're undecided.