Scottish independence before 2015?

Sure. If the Scots leave the UK it opens the possibility for the English to do likewise and abolish the monarchy

Until 1603 when they took over England. Then their king foolishly decides to convert to Catholicism and is overthrown in 1688. One of his grandsons (Cardinal Henry Stuart) is gay and the other (Bonnie Prince Charlie) has no legitimate offspring so we end up being ruled by Germans from 1714 til the present day The British monarch no longer has any power and sponges off the taxpayer (like the benefits cheats who won't work). It's time we abolished this obsolete institution, gave Northern Ireland back to the Irish and became a republic

Because we have to pay for their debauched lifestyles, holidays and the upkeep of their palaces while the poor struggle to pay their fuel and heating bills. While the current queen's not that bad Charles would be a terrible king and William would be an old man by the time he could take the throne. It wouldn't be so bad if we could choose our own king (as the Saxons did) but the way it is now the oldest son automatically inherits the throne regardless of his ability to rule

Modern nations are mostly 19th century constructs. There is nothing permanent about them. Scotland may be the first, and when it will, there will be a domino effect across Europe with places like Bavaria and Catalonia and so on. Its only a matter of when local indepedent economy will outweigh common language. It does already in many places. Examples are missing.

They've had plenty of votes in the past and always voted no, 25-30% support indicates another no vote to me.

İ don't give them a chance. maybe they will reach the most highest percent about independence but I don't think that they will collect enough vote(majority) to declare independence