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| 1. Jim Sillars: If we have a YES vote we are powerful. If we have a NO vote we are powerless. |
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| 2. Scotland has determined the outcome of a UK GE twice in 100 years. Good luck for 2015 if we vote NO. |
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| 3. The UK & Norway discovered oil in the 1970s. Norway has a colossal nest egg. The UK has a colossal debt. |
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| 4. If you're happy with falling living standards, stagnant wages and sky high corporate and shareholder profits then vote NO to Scottish independence. |
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| 5. Do you want the 50 million British voters to decide what happens to the 5.3 million people in Scotland, or do you want the 4 million Scottish voters to decide? |
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| 6. Analysis by the Financial Times puts an independent Scotland richer than the rest of the UK. |
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| 7. A vote for Scottish independence is a fundamental appeal to fairness. |
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| 8. Jim Sillars: Our greatest handicap is the myth of our own inadequacy. |
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| 9. Of course there are negatives to independence. |
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| 10. 6000 square miles of Scottish North Sea secretly claimed by Westminster in 1999. |
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| 11. There are 1425 members at Westminster. Scotland can elect 59. A fair and equitable union for whom? |
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| 12. Voting NO is like deciding to give 91% of the control of your car to someone else. Good luck with that, and don't depend on the airbag working. |
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| 13. If you are happy to let the UK squander your country's wealth (again), and leave its people poor (again) then vote NO to Scottish independence. |
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| 14. By all means vote no, but only because you want Scotland to be run by Westminster and the rest of the UK, and not by Scotland. |
