Quote Originally Posted by joeydknecht View Post
so ok, if man and a woman both scot nationals had a child , and the child was born on foriegn soil say japan, he is technically japanese. so since he was not born on scottish soil he is not allowed to wear his kilt but he can wear a hakama and komono of some sort?...... so i guess since my dad is native american i should wear a feather war bonnet and beads and ignore my moms blood line completly.
Joey to use your example here, and your situation as mentioned above the sone here even though he was born on japanese soil (or anywhere else) it would be understandable for him to wear a kilt if invited to an event by the UN however if one of his great grandparents was Scottish and none of his family since had a direct link to Scotland 99% of the population are going to think its strange for this japanese person to turn up to a UN White tie event in a kilt.

You said your mum was a Murray, was she born over here?