Most definetly not, why do you think i and thousands of scots every year leave the country, but lose our military bases and see the knock on effect for the wider community, not to mention the like of rolls-royce who's scottish legs wouldnt be able to work on parts or engines that go into engkish airforce planes, thats more jobs that would move down south
This is scaremongering nonsense. Engineering contracts are almost always international these days, including British military contracts. You don't seem to be bothered by the fact that RAF planes and navy ships are made up of components that come from several different countries. Yet somehow you single out Scotland never to be able to produce parts for other customers? Almost unbelievable.
And the UK is in fact a bankrupt country, with debts that will never be paid off in any of our lifetimes?
Your correct, but scotland would be starting of in a horrendous position, who would give them decent credit? it would be like leaving school and going for your 1st car loan with a million quid debt already against you,
We'd take on roughly 1/10th of the UK debt. A lot of money, but then we would also be able to come up with our own plans to deal with it, just as every other sovereign nation is doing. Your example reminds me of young folk these days starting out in life with £50K or £60K of debt after their studies, debt that most of them will never pay off in their lifetime, as the jobs aren't there. Great unionist policies again.
What is this "no infrastructure" idea? Are roads and railways and airports somehow going to disappear with independence? Same with schools and hospitals?
Alot of schools and hospitals have been partly funded by westminster, would we pay it back? The train tracks are owned by network rail (british company), the airports are run by BAA (british company) and governed by the CAA (british company), how do we split this up would we have to pay for some ar all of it?
Others have refuted your point on this, but I'd just remind you that any Westminster infrastructure in Scotland is largely paid for by Scottish taxes. You seem to be suggesting that we live entirely on handouts from London, which is what London has tried to make Scots (and other British) believe for decades. It's only recently that the lie has become clearer to most people.