Scotland's Independence Referendum Campaign No 4

I look forward to the 18th of September 2014, when I can exercise my legal and democratic rights under the United Nations Charter, Chapter 1, Article 1, Part 2, and look forward to the possibility of Scotland becoming an independent sovereign state once again. Although Devolution is a step in the right direction it has been designed deliberately with several limitations, which could prove problematic, here's just a few examples: 

1: George Foulkes added an unsuccessful amendment which would have required the Scottish Parliament to obtain consent from Westminster counterparts before being allowed to speak to foreign government officials.

2: Another glaring limitation is the fact that the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, which has been continually accused of " routinely interfering in the Scottish system of law ", because of the lack of the system of certification, which is granted to England and Wales but continually denied to Scotland,  Why.

3: On welfare Westminster can force on the Scottish people,  former, New Labour policies such as the current " Bedroom Tax " and the equally repugnant New Labour policy regarding Welfare cuts to those suffering long-term illnesses and profound disabilities in order to force them back into employment. New Labour had the Work Capability Assessment carried out by French company ATOS which at the time was heavily criticised for being deeply flawed. Yes in 2008 Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling introduced the Employment and Support Allowance E.S.A. for that purpose.  Ed Milibands crony and shadow work and pensions secretary Liam Byrne suggested the jobless should go to the back of the queue for council housing, there's certainly no limit to their inhumanity, they are heartless and hopeless. When last in government New Labour published a green paper in which, they appear to suggest they wanted to abolish all Disability Benefits which included DLA and AA, they even bragged publicly that they had virtually abolished Income Support, and in their Green Paper talked openly about abolishing Attendance Allowance, as part of their " aspiration " to building a fairer Britain, in the eyes of Gordon Brown, Alistair Darling, and possibly in the eyes of New Labour's Andy Burnham and Yvette Cooper. Anybody that thinks Labour is an alternative to the Conservatives is living in an alternative world. Independence for Scotland would give the peoples of Scotland, a Parliament which would produce policies, set to their own values which include compassion and humanity. With Independence, Scotland will be a BETTER NATION, it certainly can't be worse than Westminster where even Ed Miliband has said " Are our problems so deep nobody can actually make a difference to them? My emphatic answer to that is yes ", and in January 2010, Alistair Darling when Chancellor has already said " If  Labour is re-elected spending cuts will be tougher  and deeper ", and he warned that Britain faces its toughest spending cuts for 20 years if Labour continued in office, at the time Darling bragged about cuts in residential care for the elderly, legal aid and prisons, saving £5 billion and it was said at the time, he was intent on sending a signal to the markets that a fourth term Labour government could be brutal.