• published: 20 Sep 2014
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SUBSCRIBE to ELITE NWO AGENDA for Latest on SCOTLAND INDEPENDENCE VOTE / UK / ELITE / NEW WORLD ORDER / GOLD / SILVER / GLOBAL RESET / BUILD UP TO WW3 http://www.youtube.com/EliteNWOAgenda ALEX SALMOND Scottish Nationalist Leader RESIGNS after After LOSING SCOTLAND INDEPENDENCE Vote Following a long night that brought floods of relief for some and bitter disappointment for others, Scotland awoke with a hangover Friday after voting to reject independence. Now, the task was to heal the divide — and use the energy the referendum unleashed to hold London politicians to promises of more powers for Scotland. The result — 55 percent to 45 percent — was more decisive than pollsters had foreseen and prompted Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond, who led the unsuccessful Yes campaign, to resign. But it meant almost half of Scotland's more than 5 million people woke up in a country, the United Kingdom, that they wished to leave. Queen Elizabeth II, who has kept out of the political debate, said Friday that "all of us throughout the United Kingdom will respect" the result. In a statement from her Scottish home at Balmoral castle, the monarch said "despite the range of views that have been expressed, we have in common an enduring love of Scotland, which is one of the things that helps to unite us all." Still, Yes supporters have first to get over their bitter disappointment. "This time, I thought my vote would count for something," said truck driver Calum Noble, 25, his voice cracking with emotion as a drizzly mist enveloped the Scottish city of Glasgow. "I wanted a better country, but it's all been for nothing. I don't believe we will get any of the things the London politicians promised." Salmond's impassioned plea to launch a new nation fell short, with Scots choosing instead the security of remaining in union with England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Yet the independence drive tapped a wellspring of youth and energy that campaigners vowed would endure. Margot MacDonald, former deputy leader of the Scottish National Party, wrote to the boss of MI5, Andrew Parker (above) asking for an assurance that MI5 spies would not interfere in the referendum on independence for Scotland. This is while the British state broadcaster BBC has been accused of biased coverage against the independence of Scotland. Salmond has slammed the network for using a “dirty tricks campaign” to disrupt the outcome of this week’s referendum on Scottish independence. scotland scottish independence "scotland independence" "vote no" "vote yes" vote uk british "united kingdom" "great britain" ballot 2014 2015 future union england london evidence camera footage media news entertainment count counting "made in uk" "made in scotland" whiskey "scotch whiskey" campaign government election elite games trendy trending viral europe "european union" gbp pound gold oil edinburgh glasgow "elite nwo agenda" exposed truth contract contractor alex jones infowars rant gerald celente max keiser david icke anonymous spain italy quebec texas states u.s. usa illuminati bilderberg royal bloodlines citizenship daboo7 glenn beck coast to coast am lindsey williams louis farrakhan queen of england british empire rule britania 10 kingdoms eugenics The Westminster has repeatedly warned against Scotland’s independence, saying it will jeopardize the UK’s stability and damage its international standing. Scottish authorities, on the other hand, argue that independence from the UK would free Scotland from London’s austerity policies and unnecessary military spending. The independence referendum could result in Scotland’s breakaway from the United Kingdom after more than 300 years of political union. In Glasgow, "Police are investigating ten cases of electoral fraud." The head of Russia’s election observation body has sensationally accused the British government in Westminster of rigging the Scottish Independence vote, asserting that there were more ‘yes’ votes than ‘no’ votes despite the no campaign claiming victory. “We can see that, with the exception of Glasgow, those supporting independence failed to register a majority. I think that Westminster propaganda played a great part in that. I suppose it is down to information put out in recent weeks, from the party leaders, [that had impact on the vote], thanks to that the Scots arrived at the result they have,” Morozov said. In the first example, bundles of referendum papers are seen on top of a table designated for ‘No’ votes and yet when zoomed in, the top paper on two of the bundles clearly shows an X marked in the box for ‘Yes’. “Last night police officers were present at the count to remove the ballot papers and keep them as evidence,” reports the Daily Mail. “The papers were from 10 different boxes across Glasgow, and not concentrated in one area.”