Cameron wants some preliminary voting about Scotish independence

Since Cameron's pretty unlucky performance concerning bank taxes at the EU summmit the flames are flickering high around England. Tahiti wants to get rid of the queen as the head of state and Scotland has perfect cards to reason a more thorough independence. I mean many predicted that the affairs would be more difficult after a summit with an ego trip. Now, the nationals are more supportive of Cameron, but the others are clearly less supportive. So, Cameron's performance was DIVISIVE. Obviously, his advisers told him so. Engulfed by (no not flames) this amazing knowledge Cameron is now attempting to prepone the voting about Scottish independence. Hopefully, the point he is trying to make is anyhow helpful, or it might just fuel the fire for questions arising about Cameron's need for speed. Till now, he didn't appear to me that he needs to go faster than 20 mph when it came for example to EU reforms.

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Cameron drängt die Schotten

Calcutta News: LONDON - Prime Minister David Cameron is preparing to call the bluff of Scotland's nationalist First Minister Alex Salmond by changing the law and challenging him to hold a referendum on Scottish independence within the next 18 months.

"I don't think we should just let this go on year after year. I think that's damaging for everyone concerned, so let's clear up the legal situation and then have a debate about how we bring this to a conclusion," Cameron told BBC1's The Andrew Marr Show on Sunday.

"My view is that, sooner rather than later, would be better," Cameron stated.