Maybe the then independent scots might've realised that they were better off in than out?
'Smoked' Salmond on toast
Sep 19, 2014
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We would accuse them of having WMDs and invade.
Not if Sturgeon (as reported likely) takes over.
All of this arises because we have such a shower of useless incompetent s*it in th HOP.
As Salm '... for Scotland the campaign continues and the dream shall never die.'
Interesting that the traditional SNP areas voted against independence, in some cases quite firmly against. It is also notable that the place with the lowest turnout, Glasgow, was one of the few places where the yes vote got a majority.
On 19/09/2014 13:45, "Nightjar
Straight from the Rosa Klebb school of soviet indoctrination.
On 19/09/14 19:31, "Nightjar
In message , Sam Plusnet writes
+1In message , "Dave Plowman (News)" writes
They will stitch it up by all parties including it in their election manifesto so they can then claim that we have voted for it. Hopefully someone like UKIP won't.
How do independents fit into that?
Since all three major (Westminster) parties went on record in promising these changes, there should be an overwhelming majority available to pass them. For any one of these parties to later renege on this would be political suicide in Scotland. (Not reneging might be political suicide in the rest of the UK)
:-)
Can't help thinking that caviar has become even rarer. I think, or is that hope?, she is f***ed.
polygonum wrote
I was pleased to discover she hasn't had any kids. Jeez how ugly, bitter and twisted would they be.
polygonum wrote
I have it on good authority she has never been f***ed.
A right double bagger...
And the impact on the Tories would be loss of 1 seat max.
They do and they are all parked up as Faslane :)
Did he? I didn't see it. :-)
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