because it will be a relationship which is
equal. We are totally different counties
and we already have different laws. We
control a Scottish legal system and it is
compliant with the EU convention of
human rights. That means we will not
have to change our law in any way to stay
in the EU as a new country. And that
should be very reasonable for immigrants
from Europe, because England wants to
get out from the EU.
I
n conclusion, it’s left to say that
every proper decision is made
by carefully weighing all pros
and cons. Therefore it will be fair to
give a chance to the “No” campaign
to speak out. It will be an
irreplaceable experience for every
ESOL student.
We had a really lively conversation with
Graeme with lots of questions and even
some advice. We felt confidence and
enthusiasm from him. He was a very good
orator.
Time was flying and after his speech
Graeme invited us to visit the Scottish
parliament to see how it works from
inside.
It was an incredibly useful and interesting
lesson. It leads us to think about an
independent Scotland more and more.
Luckily, we still have time to do so.
By Alina Vinogradova