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Scotland`s 6,000 square miles North Sea Stolen by the English Vote Yes for Independence
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Don't waste your vote on the 18th September 2014 VOTE YES for Independence.
In 13 April 1999 the UK Government (English) stole Scotland's Marine Boundaries from Berwick-upon-Tweed to Carnoustie. Illegally making 6000 miles of Scotland's waters English, then on the 12 May 1999 the Devolved Scottish Parliament was officially opened?
When you play golf at St Andrews and look out to sea, you are looking at English Waters according to the treacherous Westminster powers that be. There is a shocking fact that few people in Scotland or elsewhere know which is just as disgraceful as the 30 year Westminster administration and deceit over Scotland's oil. This is the as-yet unexplained and secret action by Westminster Order in 1999 to move Scotland's marine boundary from Berwick-upon-Tweed to Carnoustie. To this day this lost Scotland 6,000 square miles of the North Sea, nodded through at the time by the feckless and treacherous Lib/Lab arm of Westminster based in Holyrood.
The shocking thing about this secret order is that it was not openly discussed in the Commons, passed by the house of Lords and then passed by a very select Labour and Liberal committee in the Scottish Office. : ''If it had been land rather than water which had been robbed in such a fashion there would have been an uproar.
The former boundary between English and Scottish waters ran due east from Berwick to a median line between the UK and Norway. But a new ''demarcated'' limit has been created 60 miles further north at Carnoustie.
The boundary shift was established by an order carried out at Westminster under the Scottish Adjacent Boundaries Order (1999 No. 1126). The order was passed by the House of Lords and the Committee on Delegated Legislation on 13th April 1999 but was not openly debated in the Commons. It was moved by McLeish - then a Scottish Office minister and reportedly received minimal opposition from a committee containing three other Scottish MPs - Tam Dalyell, Sir Robert Smith and John McAllion.
Statuary Instrument 1999 No. 1126
constitutional Law
Devolved, Scotland
The Scottish Adjacent Waters Boundaries Order 1999
Made 13th April 1999
coming into force in accordance with article 1
at the Court of Windsor Castle, the 13th day of April 1999
In 13 April 1999 the UK Government (English) stole Scotland's Marine Boundaries from Berwick-upon-Tweed to Carnoustie. Illegally making 6000 miles of Scotland's waters English, then on the 12 May 1999 the Devolved Scottish Parliament was officially opened?
When you play golf at St Andrews and look out to sea, you are looking at English Waters according to the treacherous Westminster powers that be. There is a shocking fact that few people in Scotland or elsewhere know which is just as disgraceful as the 30 year Westminster administration and deceit over Scotland's oil. This is the as-yet unexplained and secret action by Westminster Order in 1999 to move Scotland's marine boundary from Berwick-upon-Tweed to Carnoustie. To this day this lost Scotland 6,000 square miles of the North Sea, nodded through at the time by the feckless and treacherous Lib/Lab arm of Westminster based in Holyrood.
The shocking thing about this secret order is that it was not openly discussed in the Commons, passed by the house of Lords and then passed by a very select Labour and Liberal committee in the Scottish Office. : ''If it had been land rather than water which had been robbed in such a fashion there would have been an uproar.
The former boundary between English and Scottish waters ran due east from Berwick to a median line between the UK and Norway. But a new ''demarcated'' limit has been created 60 miles further north at Carnoustie.
The boundary shift was established by an order carried out at Westminster under the Scottish Adjacent Boundaries Order (1999 No. 1126). The order was passed by the House of Lords and the Committee on Delegated Legislation on 13th April 1999 but was not openly debated in the Commons. It was moved by McLeish - then a Scottish Office minister and reportedly received minimal opposition from a committee containing three other Scottish MPs - Tam Dalyell, Sir Robert Smith and John McAllion.
Statuary Instrument 1999 No. 1126
constitutional Law
Devolved, Scotland
The Scottish Adjacent Waters Boundaries Order 1999
Made 13th April 1999
coming into force in accordance with article 1
at the Court of Windsor Castle, the 13th day of April 1999
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