Just a quick note to let you know that I have a new article at the International Business Times, entitled 'After Brexit, London can no longer scare Scotland into remaining in the union'. You can read it HERE.
Just a quick note to let you know that I have a new article at the International Business Times, entitled 'After Brexit, London can no longer scare Scotland into remaining in the union'. You can read it HERE.
Surely there main point, which I don't think you really got into, is that all of the No claims/threats/promises from 2014 have already been debunked, superseded, or otherwise proven false.
ReplyDeleteGive RuK a vote and you will win hands down.
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Actually the Naws were truthfull. The Nat sis lied to the people by telling them they could keep the pound. You do not leave a Union and expect to keep the benefits. We are now leaving the EU and we have to forfeit any benefits if there were any
ReplyDeleteYou still called Jo Cox's husband a fascist.
DeleteI have sex with donkeys.
DeleteIs that the Nat si women Holyrood front bench. Ugly bitches Hee Haw.
DeleteEng-guuuuur-laaaaaaa... oops! #ICELAND #BREXIT
DeleteLooks like England are out of Europe and Scotland and NI and Wales. Great no more gravy train and idle politicians. Wee knickerless over in Gibralter now looking for a donkey. The fash Nat sis will go to all ends to usurp democracy. Real scumbags they are.
DeleteSo which part of England are you from GWC2?
DeleteNo point even trying to pretend otherwise now you complete fucking dumpling.
PMSL
You know, benefits, like no world wars, no dangling over the maws of hell, trivial stuff like that....
ReplyDeleteQuick point. In Indy Ref a key point that the media pounded was that the SNP had not worked out all the details of how exactly independence would work. In the BREXIT the point NOW is that no one talked about the details of how independence would work. Is Indy Ref 2 held to the previous standard or will it be a victim of the "responsible media" correcting mistakes on their brexit coverage.it seems to me that a regional government should not be held to a higher standard than the prime MINISTER of England.just saying...
ReplyDeleteScottish Labour seeks possibility of staying in EU and UK: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/jun/27/scottish-labour-seeks-possibility-federal-uk-brexit-aftermath
ReplyDeleteIt feels so sunny today in Morningside. Scottish Labour are coming back home.
Clearly, instead of Nicola Stulin dogsbarking...Kez has shown great leadership and is showing us the way forward: federal UK, home rule and associate status in the EU!
That not only kills another independence referendum stone dead, but it would be a way of bringing back Scotland into the fold of the Labour party. On the next elections to the Scottish regional parliament the nat si party will be in the opposition!!
Well done Labour, always standing up for Scotland.
Anyways, keep talking and dreaming about independence, it aint going to happen. You're not even getting a referendum but keep dreaming indeed.
Always happy to help.
Truly the bards will sing songs of Kezia, the Hammer of the Nat Sis.
DeleteLol. Have you just woken up? Sturgeon has been clear on her approach from the start I.e. Look at all options.
DeleteKez is a lapdog and always will be whilst SLAB is part of UK Labour. She is part of that crap Blairite band of politicians causing all the mess with Corbyn.
Scotland in EU, rUK out, Scotland still in UK...not a stable situation.
It's you who can keep dreaming of the UK continuing.
Happy to help.
Angela Eagle, Chris Bryant, that one nobody's heard of, your boys took one hell of an etc.
DeleteHappy to help.
Chris Bryant's Welsh. I think. He's the underpants guy, right?
DeleteBilly Fife @FifeBilly · 11m11 minutes ago
DeletePaddy power has Nicola Sturgeon 4:1 to replace Roy
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ReplyDeletehttps://twitter.com/AndrewSteel88/status/747510781412057088
The muppet that wants to sell Scotland out is back.
DeleteWings Scotlandsson @WingsScotland · 16m16 minutes ago
DeleteEngland lost because they sang God Save The Queen too energetically, says Lee Dixon. Not making that up.
Ricky Harries @RickyJH85 · 47m47 minutes ago
DeleteEnglishman, Irishman and a Northern Irishman walk into a bar. Barman says "Here to to watch the Wales game in the quarters are you lads?"
Jock land the high dependency unit in the EU. Crawling tae Herman and the Frogs. The French are wanting out. Watch the dominoes collapse slowly.
ReplyDeleteCome on wee man, show some balls for once in your life. Which part of England are you from?
Delete#BREXIT2
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DeleteSorry amendment required! Jokeland. Sorry for the error please amend accordingly.
DeleteHoots man! I will troy mah flipping spot on scowteesh accent the now, do you ken! erm... Donald, Where are your lovely trousers?? uhhhmmmm... kilts, haggis and willies?
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I feel sorry for Corbyn as I suspect he really voted out. And any real socialist would do so as I did. The EU is totally corrupt and mafia ridden. The Joke Scottish Nat sis are so far to the right that the EU is a comfort zone for them. Will at least one Nat si MP in the Commons have the gumption stand up and say they voted out.
ReplyDelete"Tony Blair is probably the greatest PM since Churchill."
Delete"I feel sorry for Corbyn"
You're as completely fucking incompetent at pretending to be labour as you are at pretending to be Scottish.
What are you going to do next to humiliate yourself even more on here?
Take a shit in your pants and post a picture of yourself grinning as you point at it?
I'd actually feel pity for someone who is making SUCH a complete c*nt of themselves, but then I remember..
You're a far-right racist wanker who lives in England and has spent month after month on here trying to pretend you're Scottish and labour when plenty of us knew you weren't from the start.
But the Genius part has been laughing at you every time you've appeared since your futile and feeble sockpuppeting has been done with all the finesse and aplomb of the England Football Team or Nigel Farage looking for £320,000,000 for the NHS.
LOL
The voice of a loser and windbag. We are out and knickerless is on a wet knicker journey. She probably voted out.
DeleteHere is the proof. He wrote this.
Delete"Jock land the high dependency unit in the EU"
That more to your liking? Get used to it. Every time I'm on here and see you you're getting it.
DeleteRaj Lyall @lyallr · 1h1 hour ago Birmingham, England
ReplyDeleteEngland's manager is paid £4.6 million a year.
Iceland's manager is a part-time dentist.
allan cook @allancook3 · 21 minutes ago
ReplyDelete#scotnight Carlaw says Sturgeon should talk to UK govt rather than EU. Who the hell would she actually talk to? Who runs UK govt today?
I would ignore Sturgeon she is anti British. Gibralter is British, Sturgeon hates Britain. Surprised the Gibaltertarians let the wee shit in. Well that is pragmatism.
DeleteHere is the proof. He wrote this.
Delete"Jock land the high dependency unit in the EU"
Billy Bragg @billybragg · 2 hours ago
ReplyDeleteHow long before Labour MPs start briefing that Corbyn didn't do enough to support England against Iceland tonight? #ENGISL
The big hitter on this blog David Francis is very silent. He knows Knickerless is immature and plays to the gallery but has no substance. She is visiting oirland and Gib that will shake the British.
ReplyDeleteHere is the proof. He wrote this.
Delete"Jock land the high dependency unit in the EU"
Adam Banks @adambanksdotcom · 3 hours ago
ReplyDeleteEngland team now feel they were misled about consequences of letting goals in, didn't think other team would actually win
Simon Pia says he'd vote Yes if there was a referendum tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteUsed to be SLAB's major media guy. Has a reasonable amount of clout.
DeleteThere's far more of this going on at the lower levels of SLAB as well. They've got the space to do so and decide their own future since they're being ignored by the SLAB 'leadership' (such as it is) right now. The 'leadership' are still utterly obsessed over kicking the living sh*t out of Corbyn. So the top of SLAB seem completely oblivious to the rank and file's concerns. Much like the Blairites in westminster, funnily enough.
Was he smashed?
DeletePia intending to vote Yes? Who next, George Foulkes?
Delete"No Type 26 frigate deal unless it is 'value for money'"
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely disgraceful back-peddling by this shambles of a Tory Govt, on firm commitments and promises made to Scots during the IndyRef.
I am sure there will be the appropriate response from those directly involved on the Clyde and elsewhere in Scotland.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-36645486
Glasgow Working Class 2 either resides in England, or sees Scotland as a part of England. When asked what part of England are you from, he replied Scotland.
ReplyDeleteHey GWC2, how's your weird deviant fixation with Nicola Sturgeons underwear? Weirdo.
Knicker less ya Jock knob. I see she is on holiday in Gib undermining democracy.
DeleteHe still doesn't get it.....Scots don't call each other Jocks :D
DeleteGWC2 (Mr Kinnear) does post utter rubbish.
DeleteThere will be Project Fear II because that's all the britnats have.
ReplyDeleteI see Nigel has given the idle bloodsucking money grabbing MEP'S a going over.
ReplyDeleteHere is the proof. He wrote this.
Delete"Jock land the high dependency unit in the EU"
I guess Project Fear 3 "#indEUref boogaloo", if there is a referendum, will focus on the economic impact of being in the EU while our biggest market is outside. And possibly being required to spin up our own currency and how, again, that will affect trade with rUK. And, the spending implications of potentially giving up fiscal transfers (Barnett).
ReplyDeleteBut it all depends on what we will be being asked to vote for though. Since the SNP isn't boxed in by having a referendum as a manifesto commitment, I hope that any referendum will be more of a "ratification" of a well-defined proposal that's largely been agreed in advance.
Fun to see Donald Tusk on Twitter taking the piss out of England. :D
ReplyDeleteDonald Tusk + everyone else in the world, I should say. :D
DeleteThere is only one way to win over people in Indyref2.
ReplyDeleteWe wait until the catastrophic recession that has been promised by many many people.
We tried it when scotlands oil was doing well etc, let's try it when people have no say in Westminster austerity AND the economy is awful.
Peoples opinion will be 'it can't get any worse can it, we may as well be in control of our own situation'
Or it could be "things are so terrible right now, we mustn't risk rocking the boat any more". Depends on mentality.
DeleteActually the 'problem' may be that there are so many routes and reasons opening up to Independence, it's hard to keep track of them all.
DeleteAnyone who thinks there are any certainties about who will oppose IndyRef2 best think again. No matter what they say now, it's looking like most past assumptions of who and what will be the opposing arguments can be safely ignored for the moment as subject to continuing fast moving events.
Though sure, Davidson can be pretty much relied on to march her party into the lions mouth of Indyref2 and the next "Better Together" (LOL) campaign.
Unless she's angered Bojo so much he might prefer a less pro-EU voice in her place, I suppose.
For that matter I doubt the actual tory grass roots were too impressed with the Buffalo's pro-EU stance either.
Hence Davidson's batshit crazy (and utterly futile) attempt to stop the Scottish Government moving forward to secure Scottish interests in the EU in favour of the Westminster Tory clusterfuck of complete incompetents.
Everytime there has been a capitalist recession my shares increase.
DeleteBlairite troll.
DeleteHere is the proof. He wrote this. "Jock land the high dependency unit in the EU"
DeleteAh yes but Dear Troll, the next 'capitalist recession' will nearly end the financial world as we know it.
DeleteTalking about a catastrophic recession taking place in the UK should we leave, which will have extreme ramifications for the US economy which is closely linked as well as the EU's economies crashing.
There will be no QE to the extent we saw last time and most western countries are now 'out-golded' by Russia and China.
I'm afraid to say should their be another financial crash, people will decide that Scotland being independent and not chained to the basket case UK and it's right wing policies will no longer be acceptable.
The go to answer of the Unionists is that Scotland would be a basket case economy. The UK is now on course to destroy itself by being in an even worse state than Scotland would be on starting out with it's own currency.
You best get investing in gold dear boy. FTSE 100 may not have suffered much, but the positioning for the date of Brexit has started already and it will be a bloodbath when it happens. Your Edinburgh Unionists that so heavily voted No in 2014 are about to lose their jobs due to another country voting them out.
Aberdeen is now on course to get hammered even more so due to Brexit. There quite simply is no bastion of Unionism left, apart from the Borders.
You best hope Boris keeps us in EFTA or your overlords will be phoning the IMF, AGAIN, for a bailout.
Biggest act of self-harm I have ever seen and still you think nothing has changed. Dear child, wise up.
Wings Scotlandsson @WingsScotland · 11 minutes ago
ReplyDeleteThere don't appear to be any MPs (outside of the SNP) with enough brains to take their pants down to have a piss.
Betelgeuse @OrionOB1 · 6 minutes ago
@WingsScotland It'll all calm down next week when Chilcot is published.
LOL
Just seen Jack Straw (yes, THAT, Jack Straw *cough* Chilcott *cough* trousering cash for access) claim that Corbyn and his supporters are living in a bubble.
ReplyDeleteWorld's gone fucking mad down there.
Jawdropping.
The reaction of MEPs to Alyn Smith's speech suggests the EU will be considerably more receptive to Scotland's approaches than they were in 2014.
ReplyDeleteThere was actually a great deal of common cause and good will towards Scotland even back then. However, the EU chose to placate Cameron's tory Govt.
DeleteI bet they really regret that right now, to say the least.
It's simple self-preservation at the moment for a great deal of the EU.
No way they're going to give Cameron/Boris an easy or smooth ride into whatever half-baked 'plan' they finally come up with. Yet the EU can hardly afford to make things so crushingly hard they precipitate even more chaos in their own markets and across the world.
So guess what looks like an 'easy' way for payback? Something which also serves to dissuade other EU countries from leaving and even show that the EU is welcoming and grateful to those who support it?
It won't be Boris.
DeleteHe knows he's fucked up. His MP's are not overwhelmingly Brexit. The party will know they have to win the next election - and that will be in 2020, when (if they leave ) the full effects might be starting to trickle down.
Theresa May is the next leader. She has hard right credentials, but isn't tainted by the stupidity of Boris.
Nicola is good, but please don't force her hand. The best date for Indyref2 is September 2020.
If they do actually invoke Article 50 ever, we could get a special status. But the English rulers are clever. They fucked us last time, and they will do their best to fuck us again.
Remember, it wasn't their "establishment" that won that Brexit. It was a peasants revolt. And the peasants won't have any more say in the matter.
Is Boris a certainty? Nope, but he's going to claim the EU vote gives him the mandate to carry on without a GE vote for a while. A GE vote which most tories want soon about as much as they want to explain why none of them had a fucking plan for Brexit. Something May cannot claim.
DeleteTheresa May also has about as much chance of placating Farage and the hardline Brexiteers as she has of finding the imaginary pet cat she blamed for immgration.
Yeah, that particular hilarity wasn't stupid at all.
It's not a question of headless chicken tory MPs trying frantically to row back. It's a question of who can fend off the absolutely INEVITABLE Kipper surge when the backtracking begins.
You don't get to cancel all elections from here till the next GE. Life still goes on and Farage will most certainly grow his base from now to the next GE the precise same way he hammered the fools Cameron and Osborne.
Immigration, immigration, immigration.
It sure ain't May who is best placed to combat that as a Remainer.
"the English rulers are clever"
Truly excellent satire. ROFL
Unless you've been stuck in a fucking bombshelter since the EU vote result perhaps?
They were expecting a remain win at 10 o'clock on Thursday. Boris and Gove disappeared for 2 days before the vote, and it was Farage - and his racist poster - which was doing the rounds. He was to be the fall guy. As soon as the result was known. Boris was getting Farage's credit and he was clearly shitting himself. Dave has not invoked article 50 ( which he was promising to do on Friday once the people had spoken). He's leaving it to the party to destroy Boris. Revenge is a dish best served cold.
DeleteBoris cannot win an election. He has fucked this up. The hard bit is to work out who could win an election if it was called soon. Labour are about to stab each other. The Tories are rudderless because Boris snapped the rudder. Boris was loved by Londoners. The other bit of the UK which voted remain - and where the jobs are going already. Boris is a prick now.
You mistake the bunch of tits who front the party for the "establishment". All those folks with 3 names who actually run the place. They played us in 2014.
Google Wat Tyler and the original peasants revolt. History repeats.
"Boris and Gove disappeared for 2 days before the vote"
DeleteNope.
Boris was a lot more visible than the Cameroons. First during the last TV debate where he pushed all the buttons he is famous for. (which certainly got the Brexiteers excited) Then on the last day. He jetted/helicoptered about England on a whistlestop tour. Kissing fish in fish markets, getting selfies, pulling pints, again the usual Boris act.
Gove was more low profile but hardly in hiding. In hiding is how the historians will describe the incompetents Cameron and Osborne's actions as chaos engulfed everything.
"He's leaving it to the party to destroy Boris."
Very noble, but slightly pointless since the one thing Boris has always wanted was to be PM. Boris has enough arrogance to match his idiocy so he will unquestionably think he has a way to turn things around. Likely involving pouring buckets of shit over the inept Cameroons to try to deflect all blame from himself. Not exactly a hard job job for any tory from here on in.
Until he hits the wall of actually carrying out Brexit of course. Not that any current 'leadership' tory has any better or worse chance with that. Since they couldn't find their own arse with a flashlight.
"Boris cannot win an election." He won the mayoral election which is more than May can say. He's far more unpopular than the tory press think he is. However, the crucial point is that, even though the Blairites are trying to bring the Labour party to it's knees, their core vote and the tory core vote will still be more than enough to have an actual contest which nobody can be certain of winning. Right now or any time soon. Particularly with the kippers still there.
"Boris is a prick now."
Now??? LOL Hardly just now. He was always a pompous fucktrumpet. The kind of guy who rants on the phone to pay people beat up journos and has the kind of media splashing sex life Tommy would struggle to keep up with didn't just become an inept buffoon overnight.
"All those folks with 3 names who actually run the place."
Sure as fuck isn't the civil service if that's who you are implying. They were as hapless as everyone else. Albeit mostly forced on them by Cameron's Galactic level stupidity.
Let's just hope you aren't hunting for Bilderburgers or that ilk because I've no time for that boggle eyed shit.
I've also very little time for facile Historic comparions to unprecedented events. Wasn't impressed by them when we marched against the poll tax, not impressed by them now.
Any chance of posting the article up here James? I only managed the 1st couple of sentences on the bloody awful, advert ridden IBT site. It's a real dog's breakfast of a site.
ReplyDeleteI had no problems reading it.
DeleteThough some of us have learned to tune out banner ad nonsense as we read down an article.
Having said that, after the initial boost to IBT pageviews from most readers going there to read the (excellent) article, perhaps it would make sense to then repost it here after a few hours?
Not sure tbh, and it's not my call.
Nick Eardley @nickeardleybbc · 36 minutes ago
ReplyDeleteAngus Robertson says he's been meeting staff from EU embassies after #Brexit vote
Ye know, maybe, just maybe, there a very, very good reason any politician with half a brain doesn't fucking 'leak' lies. Then point the finger at a friendly EU ambassador. All done in a sordid and putrid dirty tricks effort to further your own career and electoral prospects.
Hmmm, Alistair Carmichael?
The News studios right now look like Chilcott has started early. LOL
ReplyDeleteA never ending procession of 'blasts from the past' who are neck deep in Iraq. All of them crying out for Corbyn to go for 'the good of the party'.
Hilarious stuff.
Just how dumb do they think Labour members are???
Corbyn may have been elected under the new rules put in place to get him elected however he wil never get a majority from the electorate and form a government. He should resign now and let a moderate take over.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you care? You're not Labour, you're a purple Tory agent provocateur.
DeleteHere is the proof. He wrote this.
Delete"Jock land the high dependency unit in the EU"
I am a total bell end.
ReplyDeleteFascists decending on Parliament tonight. They lost the referendum and do not accept democracy. Maybe the Joke Nat sis will join them.
ReplyDeleteHere is the proof. He wrote this. "Jock land the high dependency unit in the EU"
DeleteLiam O'Hare @Liam_O_Hare · 46 minutes ago
ReplyDeleteNo Labour MP is brave enough to formally take on Jeremy Corbyn. They just want to make him uncomfortable enough that he'll resign.
Oh dear dear Liam are you a Sinn Fein IRA supporter of Corbyn?
DeleteHere is the proof. He wrote this. "Jock land the high dependency unit in the EU"
DeleteLook knob I think you are beginning to imitate my ex wife. Your message has reached the Polar Bears now do switch on.
ReplyDeleteHere is the proof. He wrote this. "Jock land the high dependency unit in the EU"
DeleteFergie exGlasgow @cath426 · 21m
ReplyDeleteSNP set up expert EU committee, passed motion for EU diplomacy & set up EU meetings. Labour are writing on fruit.
I passed several motions today but they were not Nat si type diahorea.
DeleteHere is the proof. He wrote this. "Jock land the high dependency unit in the EU"
DeleteClive Myrie @CliveMyrieBBC · 45 minutes ago
ReplyDeleteJust heard that of a woman who voted Brexit to send back "'the immigrants," didn't realise it jeopardised her bro-in-law who'd married a Croatian woman and had set up a business over there. Didn't understand free movement went both ways #BrexitVote
OOR LESLEY @Lesleygsmith3 · 3 hours ago
ReplyDeleteA Eagle's CLP wrote to her saying they backed Cornyn and wished her to represent them on this - don't suppose their happy
Wings Scotlandsson @WingsScotland · 4 hours ago
ReplyDelete"Everyone knows there'll be a general election after the Tory leader is chosen", says David Blunkett, right after Johnson says there won't.
Wings Scotlandsson @WingsScotland · 4h4 hours ago
ReplyDeleteAlistair Campbell says he wouldn't vote for Corbyn even if he WOULD win a general election.
That is stupid how would you know if he would win until after the people vote.
DeleteHere is the proof. He wrote this. "Jock land the high dependency unit in the EU"
DeleteLord Darling @A_LordDarling
ReplyDeleteScots ask me where I stand on the confidence vote of Mr Corbyn. I didn't have a vote but if I did you can bet your bottom pound I'd abstain.
Nat sis decending on Parliament the democrats need to defend themselves and be armed by the State immediately.
ReplyDeleteFool.
DeleteYou're not a democrat so cereal for you instead of weapons. not that the British state would have time to arm you, given that both red and blue Tories are too busy I knifing their colleagues in the back. You'd only shoot yourself in the foot anyway...
Delete...and then the doctor who treats your injury will turn out to be too foreign for your liking...
DeleteHere is the proof. He wrote this. "Jock land the high dependency unit in the EU"
ReplyDeleteWings Scotlandsson @WingsScotland · 2h
ReplyDeleteBlunkett: "the people with overwhelming support from the party membership are the ones who should leave the party".
Sturgeon committing treason and talking down the democratic will of the British people. Aff tae the Tower with nae knickers..
ReplyDeleteHere is the proof. He wrote this. "Jock land the high dependency unit in the EU"
DeleteThe Independent@Independent · 53 minutes ago
ReplyDeleteGermany warns Boris Johnson single market access 'not a realistic option'
Germany have made a habit of warning since 1914 however they are shiting themselves that the the centralised power they have obtained will collapse if others have the courage to remove themselves from the EU. Merkel is just your normal German.
DeleteHere is the proof. He wrote this. "Jock land the high dependency unit in the EU"
DeleteI try not to feed trolls, but you're a racist little fuck. My girlfriend is German, moving here next week, and this Leave bullshit and the torrent of racist abuse and violecne it's unleashed has got her terrified. Is she going to get sent home? Are her kids going to get harrassed, bullied, insulted?
DeleteThe perception pushed by the Leave campaign and their scumbag media enablers for decades is that the purpose of the EU is for Germany to "do by diplomacy what they couldn't do by war." Quite simply, that's offensively false. For most Germans, the need for the EU and their need to do whatever it takes to make it work comes from war GUILT. They look at the Third Reich as the most shameful period in their history and something that must never be allowed to happen again. For that reason, they want to be as closely intertwined with their neighbours as possible with as many limits on any expansionism as possible so that something like that can NEVER EVER happen again. The most obvious example of that was when some of the poorer countries in the EU were struggling to cope with the influx of refugees, Germany said "send them here." It's been a real problem for Germany's infrastructure and it's hurt Merkel's popularity domestically but the feeling was that if other countries were going to start closing their borders and turning against free movement then Germany had to soak up the pressure to save the higher ideal.
You can be a self-loathing Scot all you want. It's pathetic and stupid but it doesn't hurt any of us. Don't you dare spit your xenophobic filth here though, you disgusting little shit.
He's not Scottish. We know that for certain.
DeleteGood point Kenny regarding Germany and the EU. That needed to be said.
DeleteJohn Niven @NivenJ1 · 13m13 minutes ago
ReplyDeletewho stood up for Farage today? Marie Le Pen. Coming up: his testimonials from Ian Huntly, Peter Sutcliffe & those wanks off the Manc tram.
Hard to have mates when you are a minority exposing idle useless non employable spunging MEP'S.
Delete6 minutes ago
ReplyDeleteThe Guardian
Racist attacks against people of color have increased 57% since the Brexit vote.
Does colour include white?
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DeleteJulie Wintrup @juliewintrup · 2 minutes ago
ReplyDeleteArchbishop of Canterbury condemns racist attacks across the country after Brexit @MirrorPolitics
Strange man who wears a mitre oan his heid does not speak for the British people. The remain mobsters are clearly using the race card.
DeleteIt is now looking as if a full blooded brexit is unlikely. We will either stay in the EU, join the EEA or negotiate some other deal that maintains single market access. In the case of EEA we get our fisheries and agriculture back under the control of Edinburgh.
ReplyDeleteSNP neutralised.
This 'telephone' has too many shortcomings to be seriously considered as a means of communication. The device is inherently of no value.
DeleteAldo
hahahahaha brilliant, the only funny attempt at trolling I have ever seen on this page.
DeleteI wouldn't speak too soon, there is already talk of fishing rights being given up.
DeleteAgain.
The great salmondo once predicted "Scotland will be independent, in 20 years" - more than 20 years ago. Perhaps you should get onto him.
DeleteChalks, the Scottish government may or may not get agricultural rights returned - although it's hard to imagine the UK government retaining them when they can throw them in as a sweetener and portay the SNP as advocating less freedom for Scots. However, it seems highly likely that, at a minimum, we will retain membership of the single market - the 'jewel in the crown', as it were. Scots are less likely to opt for breaking up the country if such a favorable compromise can be reached.
I've just thought of another few dodgy predictions:
"We'll win the indyref"
"Free by '93"
"Independence heaven by 2007"
"The unionists will have egg on their faces by morning" (wings, night of September 18th 2014).
Yes, the sep powers of prediction really are unparalleled aren't they? :0)))
The wireless music box has no imaginable commercial value. Who would pay for a message sent to no one in particular?
DeleteAldo
The fascists who deplore democracy are on the move. Those who voted leave now need to mobilise and stop the scum in their tracks.
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DeleteThe poster above is probably a far right Jock Nat si who like his ancestors supported Adolf. Nat sis hate democracy.
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DeleteThe Sun Apologies @SunApology
ReplyDeleteStephen Crabb. When the whole nation has turned to soup, along comes a fork
Hairy Angus @HairyAngus
ReplyDeleteIt's all happening very fast just now, never seen anything like it, Westminster seems to be disappearing up its own arse
Boris will obviously shortly announce full access to the single market. Including, as many crubs on immigration as Farage deems fit. An increased UK rebate that will include a penalty clause of an additional £5 million off for every time Nigel Farage finds a person of colour looking at him in what he considers a 'funny way'. EU President to be replaced by Elizabeth Hurley. EU flag to be replaced by a picture of the Queen. Sunshine at least 4 days out of every week. A large golden throne with "BORIS KING OF THE WORLD" emblazoned on it with diamonds.
ReplyDeleteAlso, UEFA will agree to let England rejoin the Euro Championships with a new best out of 3 rule.
Boris fully expects unanimous backing from the EU on these 'harsh but fair' terms 'sooner or later' because the ghost of Maggie Thatcher winked at him in a dream.
Steve Fuller @ProfSteveFuller · 49 minutes ago
DeleteBoris Johnson may be the only person who can save the Labour Party by sticking to his pledge not to have a snap general election. #Brexit
GermanForeignOfficeVerified account @GermanyDiplo
DeleteChllr #Merkel: Access to the single market means to accept the free movement of people, goods, services and capital.
Anthony Davis @theanthonydavis · Jun 26
DeleteGove/Boris pledge: "We would spend all of our net EU contribution of £10.6 billion on our priorities like the NHS".
Wouldn't write down that pledge if I were you Bojo.
DeleteYou put it where?? On the side of a BUS!? You then invited the media to follow you around filming it and snapping pictures of it all day?!
DeleteFucking hell Boris... Even I wasn't that dumb.
The EU need to disband the Parliament and the Commission. The idle wasters need to go and find employment elsewhere. A trade delegation from each member state should be set up to ensure free trade. Each member state should have absolute control of its borders. Then we can do business. The Germans have to realise that the Fourth Reich is not on.
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DeleteThe poster above is an Uncle Tom and traitor to Scotland. And a knee crawler tae Merkel and Germany. Just a shithead Jock typical idiot.
DeleteThe above poster is neither Glasgow nor working class. He is a purple Tory and an agent provocateur.
DeleteThe above poster would sell out Scotland to the EU lame and lazy MEP gravy train. Farage summed up the bloodsucking scum yesterday.
DeleteFarage was rude. The Scottish guy was grovelling. Junker was arrogant.
DeleteUnimpressive all round - we'll be better off without them :0)
Rail travel at high speed is not possible because passengers, unable to breathe, would die of asphyxia.
DeleteAldo
Haha you can always tell when Aldo is gwtting twitched. Poor little sod.
DeleteJames, Michael Gray from Commonspace has tweeted that there is a new poll in the Daily Hate Mail on Scottish Independence, and 53% support Independence.
ReplyDeleteThat's the kind of leads "remain" were getting a few months ago. Also, as an immediate response to the brexit, polls like that are actually pretty bad news for the seps - who should be powering ahead by this point, instead of in a margin of error dead heat.
DeleteHand to mouth - yaaaawn
DeleteSee - even the seps find this news underwhelming.
DeleteEveryone acquainted with the subject will recognize the light bulb as a conspicuous failure.
DeleteAldo
Tom Boadle @TomBoadle · 2 hours ago
ReplyDeleteBig smiles as the European Parliament President Martin Schulz welcomes Nicola Sturgeon to Brussels #brexit
But, but, but the Daily Mail and the Express can't be wrong?????
DeleteSHRIIIIIEK!!
LOL
Knickerless is a grovelling little toad. Shulz is on the gravy train.
DeleteThis is the.ahem. Scot who calls us Jocks ��������������
DeleteYou will be called Jokes if Scotland remains and toes the EU line. Border controls and no trade with RuK.
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DeleteCRABB!!!
ReplyDeleteJust when you think you've heard nothing quite as absurd as Eagle along comes Crabb!!
PMSL
What a shower of complete fucking incompetents.
New poll by Survation released:
ReplyDelete"Should Scotland be an independent country?" (DKs removed)
Yes - 53%
No- 47%