For centuries, Scotland has been plundered for its wealth, its people lied to and kept in a state of managed decline, all to serve the needs of a British state that treats us as nothing more than a colony.
The McCrone Report, a damning document buried by Westminster for decades, laid bare the reality that Scotland’s oil wealth could have made us one of the richest countries in the world, on par with Norway.
Instead of investing in Scotland’s future, Westminster used our resources to prop up the British economy, fund tax cuts for the wealthy, and bankroll its never-ending imperial delusions.
Before a single drop of North Sea oil was extracted, Scotland was already paying more into the Union than England, an economic fact conveniently left out of the narrative spun by London-controlled media.
The myth that Scotland is somehow subsidised is one of the greatest lies ever told, yet it is repeated endlessly to keep us docile and fearful of independence.
The UK is not a partnership of equals, it is an extraction-based system where Scotland’s wealth is systematically siphoned off to maintain the status quo in London.
Whether it’s oil, gas, whisky, energy exports, or fisheries, our natural resources are plundered while our people are told we are too poor to stand on our own two feet.
The union is structured to keep Scotland in a state of economic weakness, ensuring that we never accumulate the capital to break free.
Investment in Scotland is deliberately constrained, major infrastructure projects are endlessly delayed, and industries that would provide real economic independence are sidelined.
Meanwhile, the unionist-controlled media keeps the population pacified with a steady stream of misinformation, spinning false narratives about Scotland’s finances and peddling the tired myth that we are too small to govern ourselves.
Every opportunity for self-determination is met with scaremongering, threats, and a campaign to undermine national confidence.
They tell us we’re not good enough, that we cannot succeed without Westminster’s guiding hand, all while taking from us what should be our national birthright.
The economic strangulation of Scotland is not by accident, it is by design, a centuries-old strategy to keep control of a nation that has the potential to thrive on its own.
The truth is simple: Scotland does not need the UK, but the UK cannot survive without Scotland.
The McCrone Report was buried for a reason—because it exposed the reality that an independent Scotland would be a powerhouse, not a burden.
The only question left is how much longer we are willing to be robbed, misled, and held back by a union that only serves the interests of those who seek to keep us in chains.
