A rising number of famous Scots, and other celebrities, have gone public with their views on whether Scotland should become independent and leave the United Kingdom come September 18th.<br/> <br />In the Nay-sayers camp, "Harry Potter" author and Edinburgh-resident J.K. Rowling wrote on her own website that after reading many sources "I have come to the conclusion that while independence might give us opportunities - any change brings opportunities - it also carries serious risks."<br/> <br />She also donated 1 million pounds to the "Better Together" campaign that is against Scottish independence.<br/> <br />Joining her in her view is Rolling Stones front man Mick Jagger who is among 200 British stars who signed a letter urging Scotland to remain in the union.<br/> <br />Also against the break-up is former Beatle Paul McCartney and legendary musician David Bowie.<br/> <br />But an independent Scotland has some high-profile supporters as well - namely former James Bond star Sean Connery, a longtime Scottish nat
