Scots have been gaslighted into the belief that they're uniquely incompetent, inadequate and irresponsible, theirs being the only country incapable of independence.

Scotland will regain independence when we convince a majority of Scots that they're equal to all other peoples.

Independence is not the pursuit of exceptional nationalism, based on racist narratives and falsified mythos. Scottish independence is about bringing democracy closer to the people of Scotland, so that we can chart our path, rather than have it forced on us against our wishes.

Ask questions about independence. Grill politicians about their vision for the future. Demand nothing but clarity. Debate the path to independence, because there may be more than one.

But heed history's lessons, too: no country that left the UK and its Empire ever looked back.

Be suspicious of those who tell you that Scotland is uniquely good, and be suspicious of those that tell you that Scotland is uniquely inept.

I wasn't born here, but my eyes see a people and a country no lesser than my native one, or any other country for that matter.

Many people across the world already think of Scotland as a distinct nation. Devolution *showed* that Scots are perfectly capable of running their own democratic government with full responsibilities.

Scotland was independent for most of its history. Time it becomes so again.