Monday, June 22, 2026

Keir Starmer's resignation as Prime Minister has made Scottish independence INEVITABLE


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  1. The delay in installing Burnham is necessary because his retinue as Major of Greater Manchester isn’t right for the job as Prime Minister. Remember, when Starmer was only leader of the opposition, he already had a senior officer of MI5 (Sue Grey) as his Chief of Staff / handler. The permanent state will be working out who they can put in place beside Burnham to make sure he sticks to the script. We have sock puppets, not Prime Ministers in the old sense.

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  2. We can't afford to wait until after the next GE to ask, cap in hand, once more for a Section 30.
    If we can't get a Section 30 this time, then the next GE must be a de facto referendum.

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  3. I think Shona Craven is one of the most level-headed journalists. Here's an article from her:

    "Nicola Sturgeon is allowing herself to be used as Better Together pawn"

    https://archive.is/NEZ0Y

    I agree.

    "Accepting a nice big post-politics pay cheque is one thing. Allowing yourself to be used as a “better together” pawn in a televised game is surely quite another."

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    1. "Are you sure this is the right decision, Michael (Gove), for Britain?"
      She'll look great playing the unionist in public at last. So convincing!

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    2. And you a Labourite too. How many politicians have attended such programmes as politicians. Ms Sturgeon is free to earn money.

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  4. Once PM Andy is installed, will Swinney file that Section 30 request again? Or was once enough for show?

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  5. I see McGhie of the bbc on the "Mornings" radio programme opened up the programme asking if the Murrell case is closed for you? Should the snp be held accountable for a persons crimes!! What dross. It was the snp and its members that have been wronged. The bbc on their main web page has said Murrell has been sentenced to 5 years. At roughly the same time on Nolan on Radio Ulster the former DUP leader is found guilty of the most heinous child sex abuse. Guess what? At know time is the DUP being blamed nor is his crimes on the BBC main web page. You would think the bbc is prejudiced.

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    1. the SNP pockled the ring fenced referendum money - crime 1 - then Murrell pocked it for his own benefit - crime 2; the cops were set off to investigate 1, found 2, then ignored 1 and pretended it didnt exist. All this protects Sturgeon; the protection from people she gave jobs to. Murrell is just a patsy.

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    2. Wandering MinstrelJune 23, 2026 at 1:27 PM

      Don't blame BBC in Scotland for doing what the London government pays them to do.

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    3. Are the Tory’s d Labour responsible for all the crimes of their politicians.

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