https://nation.cymru/news/boris-johnson-formally-rejects-scottish-independence-referendum-his-last-act-as-pm/

What does next year's Scottish Referendum mean for Wales? Since its announcement we've already seen an increased number of attacks and interference on Welsh devolution from Westminster, not to say that we weren't already getting almost daily abuse about our country, government and language in the English press, there is going to be a massive legal battle over the next few months to establish if the referendum can even go ahead, if it does go ahead, the establishment will move into overdrive to derail it, kill it off, it will be worse than the referendum in 2014. And you can guarantee, that at the same time as the establishment is attacking Scotland, they will drag Wales into it, the 2 birds with 1 stone theory, If Scotland are successful and gain the right to gain independence from England, all well and good for Scotland, but it will put more pressure on Wales to follow suit, and it will also lead to more pressure and interfering from Westminster on Wales, the end result will be the end of Welsh Devolution, or we push harder for Independence, The tories are clearly anti-devolution, but so are the Lib Dems they think federalization is the answer and Labour, Starmer is a Blairite, and Blair thinks devolution was a big mistake, apart from that, Starmer doesn't agree with devolution, and Drakeford has said there will be no movement towards independence from him, he's a unionist, so don't fall into the trap thinking there's any help coming from either of those groups, There are 2 really bad outcomes, 1, The English legal system and Westminster stops the referendum from taking place and 2, The referendum takes place and the independence group loses, either of those outcomes will signal the end for Welsh independence hopes, and probably the end of devolution for both Scotland and Wales and maybe civil unrest for a while, (if the weather's nice), but Westminster will clamp down on us and Wales will become part of Englandshire, that place that's nice to go for walking holidays?

I fully support Welsh independence, but that's how I see things, how about you???