A demonstration was held in Scotland, UK. Can Scotland really become independent from the UK?

A demonstration was held in Scotland, UK. I personally think that England cannot become independent from the UK because the profits involved are too great and the UK will not agree to it.

According to the "Scotland Herald" report, the demonstrators held slogans such as "Split the United Kingdom" and "Conservative Party Step Down", calling for Scotland to become independent from the United Kingdom. According to the Scottish National newspaper, in addition to Aberdeen, there were also demonstrations demanding independence in Edinburgh and Ayr, Scotland. The Scottish Independence Movement said that today, the will of the Scottish people has been heard and seen, and the determined voice of the majority of Scots will make independence a reality. Organizers of the demonstration said it was a peaceful protest against London's rule.

An earlier Scottish independence poll conducted in the UK showed that 52% of Scots support independence, and for the first time in two years, more than half of the people support independence. In fact, 62% of Scots want the UK to remain in the EU. And said that if the situation cannot be reversed, Scotland will remain in the EU independently. Some people point out that the UK is at a critical moment in breaking away from Europe. A wave of independence in Scotland will cause great trouble for the Johnson government. Britain is in danger of falling apart.

If the UK loses Scotland, the UK will lose one-third of its territory and 10% of its population in an instant. The decline in the size of the economy is certain. The UK's largest financial resources have been supporting the British North Sea oil fields for nearly 50 years. Because of its geographical location, it must be completely allocated to Scotland. The local Scots want independence because they want to swallow the fat of the North Sea oil fields. This is the most true, and the others are all fake. The British government's finances are about to go bankrupt. Because in Britain today, apart from Brent crude oil and a few luxury cars, it is impossible to imagine what kind of bulk exports can be fully exchanged. Exported luxury cars have long been acquired by German companies, and their profitability is also a major benefit for Germany.