2. Scottish Independence

3. The operator of the train featured above had to release a press release stating that they do have a train that splits to say ‘Lying Scotsman’, but it doesn’t have a picture of Alex Salmond on it.

4. The Campaigns  It all comes down to a yes/no vote  Both sides of the argument have been widely supported  Scottish people should be able to make their own decision… but

7. The Yes Campaign

8.  Alex Salmond, Nicola Sturgeon and the yes campaign  They think Scotland would be better off economically  No Plan B

9. ‘Better Together’

10.  Alistair Darling, David Cameron, Nick Clegg, Ed Milliband…  Accused of bullying

11. The Campaigns  Debates between the campaign leaders  Alex Salmond has ignored the currency issue  Alistair Darling has said ‘No Thanks’ a lot

12. Arguments For  Scotland has a strong economy  Primarily based on oil  An independent government can better represent Scottish needs

13. Arguments Against  Uncertainty.  Many big companies will leave

14. The Currency  Plan A: Formal Currency Union  Doesn’t really make them an independent nation!  Plan B: There isn’t one  Scotland could continue to use the pound anyway  Scotland could use the Euro  The Royal Bank of Scotland isn’t going to be in Scotland.

15. Tomorrow  Scotland should use the opportunity to build a better country  Independence may not be the best/only way