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politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » As we edge towards the enactment of the A50 Bill Nicola has just made Theresa’s task harder
TMay’s reaction to Sturgeon’s InyRef2 announcement was that the Scottish FM and SNP leader was “playing politics” – a term I generally conclude to mean that what’s been said has been highly effective.
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You won. You won it all. What's up?
Happy birthday to Sandy.
On Topic:
Those of us who voted to LEAVE will have to own it. For good or bad.
As far as Scotland is concerned it seems to me they've been on an inexorable and inevitable path to independence for the past 30 years. Yes, Brexit may speed this up a bit but the Union was doomed long before anybody voted to leave the EU.
Bottom line, the Scots don't really want to stay and the English and Welsh are "50/50" at best on whether to Scots remain or leave. Not a sustainable situation in which a country can thrive.
May can quite happily say we had a referendum to last a generation
There is no appetite for Indyref2 and if the SNP want one they can resign and call an election
Gentlemen never gloat. Nor do Ladies
tell them to jock off
no reason why the rest of us have to put up with their shit, they dont even speak for the majority of Scots
Then its Party Time again!
The process can now begin and lets start being positive and getting behind the PM.
The remain and leave sides need to stop fighting the referendum. Tonight ended that
The SNP can't bring down the Govt. They are a bunch of impotents, waving what passes for their willies.
And all that moron Boris is on about is getting a new yacht for Madge.
Hey ho, I will set out my stall here by saying I'll be touting for Sindy2. Bring it on. Take back control Scotland.
They were not even close last time. They lost by eleven points. They are absolutely miles behind in the polls with all the prime voter groups at the moment.
The only reason we are listening to the interminable neverendum agenda of Sturgeon is that the unionist vote has been fractured in the 2015 election in particular, but slightly less so in 2016.
It's about unionist collaboration and co-operation now.
Anyway, even if you are back to your usual form (!), I hope you and all the old regulars from the last time are well.
Nothing to do with Brexit. No sirree.
You won, remember?
For the sake of Auld Lang Syne, I'd throw then a few Euros.
have you seen how bad scotlands finances are three years on from 2014 ?
the germans wont want them, the scots wont want to take the pain and the english are stupid enough to keep paying
But it has NOTHING to do with English exceptionalism... No siree
Maybe it is time for the end of the Union. It's only been in existence for 300 or so years, hasn't it? Barely a blink of an eye in the grand scheme of things. Let it go.
if they took three years the last time why hurry now
leave the EU and then let the Nats see what theyre facing
Darien squared
I didn't say it has "nothing" to do with Brexit.
I said Brexit will probably speed up to the process of Scotland leaving a bit... But it's been clear to me for a long time that Scotland was on a different path to England and Wales which is why I was intensely relaxed about the last Sindy Ref and at the time basically said that if the Scots want to leave then good luck to them.
That was my position then. That's my position now.
get painting
"But it has NOTHING to do with English exceptionalism... No siree."
The British, the British, the British (including the Scots) are best. I wouldn't give tuppence for all of the rest.
so once again why did Ryton close when we were in the EU ?
Ms Miller said there is "an awful lot of bullying" in Parliament, which meant MPs couldn't "do their job properly" and "vote with their conscience" on the Brexit bill. She said that MPs should have been allowed to vote in secret.
Ms Miller told Eddie Mair that she was disappointed that MPs "haven't asked enough questions" or sought the opinion of their constituents on "what kind of Brexit they want".
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-politics-parliaments-39256795
she wants open government with secret votes
Stop trying to pretend your pathetic arguments make any kind of sense.
It's astonishing just how many utter cock ups can be traced back to that 1997 government.
On a positive note, I did notice earlier today that the UK government is on target this year for it's lowest deficit to GDP ratio since 2002 .
Ill happily answer your supplementary question when you answer the first
once again why did PSA close Ryton when we were in the EU ?
And she's being bullied?
Cynical beyond measure and bad for all the UK - not that they care about that
We can look forward to the SNP explaining why this doesnt matter
I am investing in popcorn for the next two years, because this ref is going to get nuts in terms of language and rather quickly.
neither option guarantees anything
It'll be something else next week
Chances of this motivated ground team a) being organized and b) slogging the pavements day in day out in 2020?...its ok though because they will retweet a lot of stuff to their echo chamber.
@aljwhite: Boris Johnson has quite literally just told the house of commons that a new royal yacht will help us attract trade deals