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  HKOwen  Hong Kong 25 Apr 24 10.37pm |
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Badger11  Beckenham 26 Apr 24 7.53am |
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The SNP allowed themselves to be hijacked by the Greens and their loony left policies. Completely unrealistic on the environment, then all the Trans nonsense and other fringe issues that the average Scottish voter doesn't care about. Labour will wipe both out in the next election.
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| Matov 26 Apr 24 8.59am |
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Originally posted by Badger11
The SNP allowed themselves to be hijacked by the Greens and their loony left policies. Completely unrealistic on the environment, then all the Trans nonsense and other fringe issues that the average Scottish voter doesn't care about. Labour will wipe both out in the next election. Scottish politics has always been a cess pit with corruption through the roof. Issue with the SNP is not so much about why it has imploded now but why it has taken so long? The other story is the charging of Sturgeons husband. Everything is timing in politics. And the timing of events in the land of haggis and heroin is very interesting. Labour need a HUGE majority for the s*** they are going to try and pull in the next 5 years. And Scotland offers them the cherry on the cake. Until the SNP made their breakthrough Scotland was good for 40 plus guaranteed seats. Losing those really hurt.
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Forest Hillbilly  in a hidey-hole 26 Apr 24 7.37pm |
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Wee Jimmy Krankie sold the scots a lie for years, that they could go independent, using the kind of fiscal wizardry that allowed her accountant husband magic money out of thin air (allegedly). That fairytale wrecked Scottish voting patterns for the foreseeable future.
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| steeleye20 Croydon 26 Apr 24 9.16pm |
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Don't understand this move by Yousaf. You can't have it all your own way in a minority government, he needs a partner anyway, the Greens I would have thought would not be as difficult as some others. He looks 'not the brightest'.
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| georgenorman 26 Apr 24 9.44pm |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
Don't understand this move by Yousaf. You can't have it all your own way in a minority government, he needs a partner anyway, the Greens I would have thought would not be as difficult as some others. He looks 'not the brightest'.
Well, he is a lefty.
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| HKOwen Hong Kong 26 Apr 24 10.12pm |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
Don't understand this move by Yousaf. You can't have it all your own way in a minority government, he needs a partner anyway, the Greens I would have thought would not be as difficult as some others. He looks 'not the brightest'.
Irony abounds, pot kettle etc
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| Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 27 Apr 24 3.52pm |
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This may impact the voting pattern at the next GE, in Scotland. Opportunity for Labour to make (significant) gains and improve a potential majority in the HoC
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| Badger11 Beckenham 27 Apr 24 5.14pm |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
Don't understand this move by Yousaf. You can't have it all your own way in a minority government, he needs a partner anyway, the Greens I would have thought would not be as difficult as some others. He looks 'not the brightest'.
Read an article about the Scottish Greens. Many of their members are not happy because they seem diverted away from the core policy, the environment, and getting too involved in other issues such as Trans. The way the article read it looks like their leadership may be in for a hard time as well.
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PalazioVecchio  south pole 28 Apr 24 4.09pm |
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Originally posted by Badger11
Read an article about the Scottish Greens. that comedy movie 'Look who's back' .....about the return of the leader of the Third Reich. He said that when he re-entered German Politics, it would be for the Green Party. ....it says everything you ever needed to know. Lunatics all.
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| Matov 29 Apr 24 10.46am |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
Don't understand this move by Yousaf. You can't have it all your own way in a minority government, he needs a partner anyway, the Greens I would have thought would not be as difficult as some others. He looks 'not the brightest'.
Be interesting to see what position in politics he holds 18 months from now. Something ain't right. This is like he has deliberately set out to implode the Government up there.
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| steeleye20 Croydon 29 Apr 24 12.27pm |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
Don't understand this move by Yousaf. You can't have it all your own way in a minority government, he needs a partner anyway, the Greens I would have thought would not be as difficult as some others. He looks 'not the brightest'.
There you go, Yousaf 'is off'. 'I went to open the door in my pyjamas, that's a funny place to have a door'. Chic Murray.
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