Scottish Politics / Independence - Vol 11

[aparna]

the-sharpener said:

Still not answered why tory and labour can't be pro-scotland

There is a big difference between pro Scotland and Scotland first.

[the-sharpener]

aparna said:

the-sharpener said:

Still not answered why tory and labour can't be pro-scotland

There is a big difference between pro Scotland and Scotland first.

And i am sure the answer to my question will be along

any minute now

as

That wasn't it

[aparna]

Perhaps you should ask the person who said it then.

[the-sharpener]

aparna said:

Perhaps you should ask the person who said it then.

Why do nats never answer straight questions?

[Leithen]

I have no idea what Scotland First is meant to mean.

Very happy to discuss seriously a federal approach to the way the United Kingdom operates. It's either that or scrapping Holyrood IMHO. For some astonishing reason, I have 12 different elective representatives between MP, MSPs and Local Councillors. Unsurprisingly I have met none of them.

[aparna]

Leithen said:

I have no idea what Scotland First is meant to mean.

Very happy to discuss seriously a federal approach to the way the United Kingdom operates. It's either that or scrapping Holyrood IMHO. For some astonishing reason, I have 12 different elective representatives between MP, MSPs and Local Councillors. Unsurprisingly I have met none of them.

It means Scotland is the first priority of the party.

[simoid]

aparna said:

It means Scotland is the first priority of the party.

To the detriment of England?

[the-sharpener]

aparna said:

It means Scotland is the first priority of the party.

What instead of stting on the opposition and trying to rig everything to favour the party

your in for a VERY long wait

and

Leaving the UK

Won't change that

[Pastor Of Muppets]

aparna said:

It means Scotland is the first priority of the party.

Except when the party is the SNP of course, troughing as much money as they can then becomes first priority. The spin doctors will refute that persistently day after day but will only convince the seriously deluded. Any spin doctors on here are wasting their time.

[Leithen]

aparna said:

Leithen said:

I have no idea what Scotland First is meant to mean.

Very happy to discuss seriously a federal approach to the way the United Kingdom operates. It's either that or scrapping Holyrood IMHO. For some astonishing reason, I have 12 different elective representatives between MP, MSPs and Local Councillors. Unsurprisingly I have met none of them.

It means Scotland is the first priority of the party.

So it's an unsubtle pejorative attempt to infer that representatives elected for any party which might have ties to parties elsewhere in the United Kingdom, might have subversive priorities against those of their constituents.

Pathetic.

[anonymous-user]

Absolutely loving

this new posting

style that everyone has adopted.

Keep it up chaps.

Sharpie, I think I'm starting to have

quite the crush on you.

[simoid]

Does everyone else

Read it

In a disjointed fashion

Or

Just me?

[Alpacaman]

aparna said:

Leithen said:

I have no idea what Scotland First is meant to mean.

Very happy to discuss seriously a federal approach to the way the United Kingdom operates. It's either that or scrapping Holyrood IMHO. For some astonishing reason, I have 12 different elective representatives between MP, MSPs and Local Councillors. Unsurprisingly I have met none of them.

It means Scotland is the first priority of the party.

Is that not similar to https://www.britainfirst.org/party ? Is that what you want Scotland to be like? I for one certainly don't want to live in that sort of place, I would much rather that politicians had a wider view of the whole of the UK, and Scotlands place in it and not just a narrow Scotland first view. I prefer that they are able to influence UK wide policies.

[Einion Yrth]

simoid said:

Does everyone else

Read it

In a disjointed fashion

Or

Just me?

I've
been trying to interpret it
as blank verse;

with
little success

[jet_noise]

simoid said:

Does everyone else

Read it

In a disjointed fashion

Or

Just me?

I do it in William Shatner's voice.

[deadslow]

jet_noise said:

simoid said:

Does everyone else

Read it

In a disjointed fashion

Or

Just me?

I do it in William Shatner's voice.

try it in Quisling's voice

[the-sharpener]

deadslow said:

try it in Quisling's voice

Think the McGammons are aware that Quisling is the name of a Norwegian who tried to work with the nazi party to overthrow the Norwegian government

Or as we know it in scotland

Doing and Arthur Donaldson

[aparna]

the-sharpener said:

What instead of stting on the opposition and trying to rig everything to favour the party

your in for a VERY long wait

and

Leaving the UK

Won't change that

Who said anything about

Leaving the UK?

This little poem started

As an ode to the devine

Guy whose story is the SNP is a reluctant vote.

He would prefer to vote for a party with devolution max at its heart

But can’t rely Labour to deliver such a feat

[Ridgemont]

jet_noise said:

simoid said:

Does everyone else

Read it

In a disjointed fashion

Or

Just me?

I do it in William Shatner's voice.

I thought it was deliberate haikuing...


An old silent pond

A frog jumps into the pond—

Splash! Silence again.

[Pastor Of Muppets]

The sort of quality as a First Minister we could only dream of....



What we got....Different ends of the spectrum on every aspect.