Altered State Part 2

Winner Take Nothing

Published on 8 Nov 2015

Episode 2 : Winner Take Nothing begins with the increasingly desperate ‘No’ campaign arranging Her Majesty’s backing. The impact of Project Fear's negativity, elite self-interest, media imbalance and last-minute promises finally proved too much to overcome for the Yes campaign. Interviewees consider aspects of voter behavior and results as well as flaws in the Yes argument that require attention before considering a second referendum. In a campaign that saw the unionist parties prepared to destroy themselves to win, perhaps the real winner was the newly politically aware Scottish public who are still deeply engaged in a conversation about their constitutional future, a debate that seems destined to arrive at only one conclusion.

This episode includes interviews with Derek Bateman, Janice Galloway, James Kelly, Paul Kavanagh (Wee Ginger Dug) and Christopher Silver.

George Square Photography by John Bolloten http://johnbolloten.co.uk/
George Square Interview by 'Referendum Boys'

Derek Bateman
http://derekbateman.co.uk/
http://batemanbroadcasting.com/
http://newsnet.scot/

James Kelly Scot Goes Pop
http://scotgoespop.blogspot.co.uk/
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/th...

Wee Ginger Dug's New Book is now available for order:
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Christoper Silver's new book 'The Case for a Scottish Media' is due for release.
http://www.christophersilver.co.uk/

Professor John Robertson's latest research Scotland’s Propaganda War: The Media and the 2014 Independence Referendum is now free to view:
http://newsnet.scot/?p=115559
https://thoughtcontrolscotland.files....