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Theresa May’s Masterplan

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  1. Irma
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    Oh Stu, I love you!

  2. Thepnr
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    It’s Friday, it’s five o’clock. . . It’s Crackerjack!

    Good stuff Rev 🙂

  3. Peter Mirtitsch
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    Amazing. I was discussing this scene just the other day. The weird thing is, it actually would be an idea if our PM was a total genius or complete idiot….hmmmm.

    “The Sheriff is near…”

  4. Winifred Mccartney
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    TM still displaying colonial attitude + they will never learn. They want to cherry pick but pay nothing and make own rules. I

  5. Winifred Mccartney bff
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    TM still displaying colonial attitude + they will never learn. They want to cherry pick but pay nothing and make own rules. I

  6. cynicalHighlander
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    Tory Brexit strategy to a tee.

  7. call me dave
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    Mrs May sadly sidles off stage leaving a vacuum.
    Will no-one stand up for her,…Oh Ruthies back after promising to retire hurt from twitter to pick up the UK baton for our country FGS!

    Quite a day and not enough popcorn! 🙂

  8. Tom
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    The thing is – it is actually like that.

  9. Fergus Green
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    Scottish Labour will be after you for this Stuart. A video clip containing the ‘n’-word.

    Maybe Kez will use this as part of her defence. ‘He’s no just homophobic, he’s … etc’

  10. Doug
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    I keep hoping she is going to get to the point during the discussions / debates / questions of being so exasperated she will just go “That’s it! If I can’t get the brexit I want you aren’t getting the brexit YOU want so NO-ONE is getting brexit. You are stuck with us!” Then I wake up and face the nightmare and fear of immigration control taking my wife away….

    Never in the field of Peace Time European diplomacy* have so many lives risked ruin due to so few.

    *Post World War II obviously

  11. Merkin Scot
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    Well, they are not so dumb now.

  12. Confused
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    Bravo!

    (Blazing Saddles has so much to give)

    – new thread!

    All aboard … (and the laughter crackled on into the night)

    I can see it all, a short time from now

    Kez is on QVC with Michelle Mone floggin paste “diamond jewellery” to make a few bob for her legal fees

    Treeza is on freeview afternoons selling “NO MEDICAL Over-50s Funeral Plans”

    Eventually, we all hit our level.

  13. Jason Smoothpiece
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    Sadly that about sums it up in detail.

    Abandon ship.

  14. HandandShrimp
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    Ah the golden years when one could distinguish between reality and satire.

  15. doug bryce
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    The media are helping supporting a Tory lie.
    By March 2019 the UK just needs to agree just three things.

    1) Citizen rights (DONE)
    2) Exit bill (DONE)
    3) NI border backstop

    If these can all be agreed then we move into 2 year transition period where future trade will be discussed. Disingenuously May has tried to link Northern Ireland issue with that of future trade.

    Sadly for May her contradictory red lines mean there can be no credible backstop for NI. Schrodingers brexit : Northern Ireland simply can’t be in and out of the customs unions at the same time. Plus her parliamentary dependency on the DUP means the only credible option of a sea border has been taken off the table…

    Tough circle to square and the clock is ticking.

  16. Thepnr
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    Will Chris Deerin be next for turning to Yes?

    England and Brexit have made a mug of Scots like me who voted ‘no’ to independence

    http://archive.fo/FNkX3

  17. frogesque
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    And another rivet pops in the plates of the Titanic.

  18. Braford Millar
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    that about sums up the Tories and Brexit

  19. PictAtRandom
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    I’m not sure what you can really say about Chequers.

    It’s your final Phone A Friend lifeline. You need someone wise and knowledgeable. So you call Fluffy or Annie Wells…

  20. Macart
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    Ayup! Zackly like that. 🙂

  21. Hamish100
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    surely she will pull the trigger- but with blanks.

    May has treated the EU with respect she claims. She has treated Scotland with contempt. My Country she bleats!!

    NAW HEN ITS OORS

  22. Jockanese Wind Talker
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    No I have to disagree, Stu

    TMay and the rest of the Tories couldn’t come up with a plan as sophisticated as that.

    This was a plan which actually worked for Sheriff Bart.

    Her plan is doomed to failure.

    🙂

  23. ScottishPsyche
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    I’m actually scared – she really doesn’t know what she is doing. Anyone else starting to stockpile tins and dried goods yet?

  24. Hamish100
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    surely she will pull the trigger- but with blanks.

    May has treated the EU with respect she claims.
    She has treated Scotland with contempt.
    My Country she bleats!!

    NAW HEN ITS OORS

  25. Thepnr
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    It’s Friday, it’s five to five. . . It’s Crackerjack!

  26. Socrates MacSporran
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    Very true Rev. She is just crazy enough to try it.

    Off-Topic somewhat.

    I believe some other Wingers have posted on this, but, could maybe a Scottish Government approach to the European Court of Justice get a declaration that Scotland can stay-in, in view of the fact, we voted overwhelmingly to do this, and, the other equal partner in the United Kingdom insists we leave with them.

    Now, that would really get Mother Theresa’s knickers in a twist.

  27. One_Scot
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    Lol, Sky News – ‘How will the 27 leaders deal with Mays challenge’.

    Probably by pissing themselves laughing all night.

    Jeez the BBC and Sky doing their bit for King and country. Can’t they see how obvious they are. #ScotRef ASAP.

  28. Clootie
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    Looks like a hard Brexit for certain. The right wing media herded the masses into the corner and now it will ensure that they are indignant that THEIR great nation has not been respected.

    If after this fiasco we can’t win a Referendum on Independence we never will!

  29. galamcennalath
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    Chequers has been dead since inception. It’s only been kept alive on May’s insistence and by the UKOK lying media. It’s value might have been to say something was on the table of discussion.

    My understanding is that the EU didn’t shoot it down immediately to give May a lifeline – agree to the Irish backstop and the EU will accept a fuzzy statement on future trade which sounds a bit like Chequers. Thus Brexit is achieved, Ireland has all it wants, there is a transition, and over the next couple of years something like Canada or Norway will be agreed.

    May screwed up on Ireland big time and the lifeline was hauled back.

    So, unlike the movie scene Rev Stu highlighted, May tried the same sort of trick and in response everyone shouted as one … “go on then, pull the trigger!”

  30. robertknight
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    Our children’s futures being sacrificed on the alter of Tory Party unity.

  31. Arbroath1320
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    Just wondering here.

    Was what passed as a “statement” from Feartie earlier today her version of this by any chance?

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQ95ffnU4Sw

    What was all this pish they spewed out that her “statement” was delayed because they had leccy problems in the room she was going to give her speech in? 😉

    Personally I think Feartie had done a runner and was hiding underneath the stairs and they had to drag her out screaming NO! NO! NO! I want my mammy! before kicking onto the stage! 😀

  32. Jeff
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    ScottishPsyche:
    Aye, av got 15 Fr*y B*ntos pies and aboot ten tins o soup and ten packs savoury rice. Also 20 bog rolls for when the panic buying kicks in – the shelves will be empty…Is this enough though….

  33. Sharny Dubs
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    Still grates on my nerves to hear her say “my country” it’s not a country, it’s a union of countries.

  34. Jock McDonnell
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    Seems to me that the simplest solution really is just to dissolve the uk & allow a new settlement to emerge.
    The desperate clinging to a political project that has well passed its imperial peak is just plain stupid. The empire is over. Gone. The uk is a rump empire riven by inner conflicts.
    It’s dragging everybody down.

  35. Robert J. Sutherland
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    Thepnr @ 16:39,

    Reading his article, his reasons are perfectly sound, so rather disappointing that he doesn’t carry them through to their obvious conclusion. “Maybe I’ll not vote ‘no’ next time in a decade or so” has all the swithery hallmarks of our Henry.

    Don’t hesitate by the door, Chris. Come on in out of the cold, it’s warm in here and the company’s good. Our own future fresh for the making. You won’t regret it.

  36. Gary45%
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    Nice one Stu, sums it up perfectly.
    Treeeza threatens, Europe laughs, the £s tanked even further. Since Treeezas speech approx. 1100 euros will cost you an extra £10 since this morning and probably more tomorrow.
    The Brexiteers were told the rules of the EU club, so they have NO ARGUMENT. Remember the faces on the “winners” after the vote, “rabbit in headlights doesn’t even come close,” Clueless Bastirts the lot of them, they should have come clean there and then.
    She has simply passed the buck back to the EU, as her government is/ has been void of any ideas.
    Unionist Westminster= spineless, gutless, ignorant, clueless, please add further descriptions.
    I take no pleasure in the situation the UK is now facing.
    F**KING RAGING.

  37. jfngw
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    Not seen the BBC yet, not May comes out fighting is it. It’s a rematch of the Jerry Quarry vs Jack Bodell from pre EEC 1971. Obviously May is in the Jack Bodell corner, plucky Brit Ko’d in 64secs.

  38. ScottishPsyche
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    Jeff, thanks for reminding me about toilet roll, I’m sure there’s a shit joke there somewhere…

  39. Cactus
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    Hehehe, well said Confused, bravo, Love yer stuff!

    “Bravo!

    (Blazing Saddles has so much to give)

    – new thread!

    All aboard … (and the laughter crackled on into the night)”

    “We’ll head them off at the pass…”

    Whose next… aye nominate Weegie Winger Juan. 🙂

  40. Jockanese Wind Talker
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    Theresa is more like this cinematic clip than the video above (be aware distressing scene so don’t watch if you don’t want to):

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vc2cPuwpqTg

    Drill Sergeant = UK Economy

    Gomer Pyle = T May/Brexiteers

    Private Joker = EU and N Sturgeon

  41. Archie (not Erchie)
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    @ ScottishPsyche & Jeff : can you stock cushioned bog rolls for the sensitive bottoms? Perhaps roughly stippled for Ronnie Anderson?

  42. Meg merrilees
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    Update from MEP Alyn Smith today

    alynsmith.eu/scotland_in_europe_update_21st_september_2018

    also Court of session ruling on UK Exiting the EU must now go before the ECJ.

    https://www.scotcourts.gov.uk/docs/default-source/cos-general-docs/pdf-docs-for-opinions/2018csih62.pdf

    Alyn says this is a bombshell ruling and the final say is expected before the end of the year.Mp’s need to have all options before them to be able to vote fairly on the leaving terms of the UK departure from the EU.

    Pound has absolutely tanked during T May’s speech this afternoon.

    Gonna be some Tory Conference!

    I notice (t)Tuthless is still tweeting ( Kept in the typo as it made me laugh)

  43. One_Scot
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    I never been more convinced than I am today, Scotland is going to be asked very soon if it has a set of balls. Hopefully the answer for all our sakes will be Yes.

  44. Sal Clynder
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    The campfire scene is also appropriate to represent the Maybot’s speech, and most other pronouncements from the Brexshiteers!

  45. Cactus
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    Good shout frae the Scots guy on LBC wireless radio just afore 6 bells there.
    (18:00hrs to others)

    An excellent advert and timely call for independence.

    Building nicely, some might say… quickening..

    “Are we awake? We are not sure, are we…”

    Yer fuckin’ right!

    WBLNow.

  46. mike cassidy
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    I drew attention to this recently.

    It seems even more appropriate now.

    Let them hang themselves with their own ‘no deal’ rope.

    http://archive.is/X6lE4

    Meanwhile – no joke – my evening plan is to watch a French film called “The Night Eats The World”.

  47. Chick McGregor
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    The cliff edge looms and disaster seems certain but sometimes miracles do happen.

    http://www.newsflare.com/video/240142/weather-nature/newsflare-edit-waterfall-inverted-by-strong-winds-of-storm-helene

  48. Welsh Sion
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    Sharny Dubs says:

    21 September, 2018 at 5:21 pm

    Still grates on my nerves to hear her say “my country” it’s not a country, it’s a union of countries.

    ______

    I get your point.

    Only … it ain’t really a union. It’s more like a take over of (at least) three countries (part of which is now independent, following Partition) by one other country. And in no way is it equal.

  49. Welsh Sion
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    Anyone else notice how this pic of the Maybot is presented by the BBC as if the Butcher’s Apron only features the Cross of St George? (My flag is neither … and I guess that goes for the majority here, too.)

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk

  50. Jack collatin
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    Arlene and the DUP are running England now.
    All that ‘My country’ ‘No Surrender’ nonsense from May today.
    The United Kindgom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is not Theresa May’s country.
    Her country is England, the land of steroid Texas Longhoens, chlorinated Colonel Laim Fox chicken, Fracking Bolton, and the City of London overseas branch of Wall Street.
    When Boris and Rees Mogg meet with Jaguar Land Rover Toyota Peugot VW and the Banks over the week end, May will be taken into a wee room, sat at a desk on which will sit a bottle of Scotch, a filter cigarette and a match, and a loaded revolver.
    They’ll close the door behind her and get on with planning the Trump celebrations to inaugurate Old England as the 51st State.
    27 months, tens of millions of pounds later we arrive at the conclusion which we nasty vile cybernats reached in June 2016: No Deal Brexit. 51st State of the US.
    Ireland in flames, Scotland Leaves UK.
    The boil is burst,

  51. yesindyref2
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    @Thepnr
    He’s had a few like that, so, probably.

    Massie next?

    The Union will know it’s all over when David Torrance comes out for YES, having burrowed through the secret archives of the Hosue of Commons …

  52. manandboy
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    Given the staggering levels of humiliation Theresa May is putting herself through, I do have to wonder not only what she was promised by her City handlers when she agreed to take on the Brexit Premiership, but also just exactly what is in the agreement she signed up to with the DUP and which took so long to finalise, whereby the DUP’s agenda is given so much protection for the minority they are in NI.

    The stakes must be very high indeed.

  53. yesindyref2
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    @Socrates MacSporran
    At this stage we have no idea what’s up the ScotGov’s sleeve I think. Sideyways it’s also curious that Sturgeon isn’t doing the rounds in the EU any more, maybe there’s no need.

  54. HandandShrimp
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    Thepnr

    Surprising article by Deerin. He may or may not vote for independence, I guess it might depend on warm noises from the EU towards Scotland and far too much vile chlorinated chicken in Brexitland but it does look like Better Together have lost another advocate, which is no bad thing. .

  55. highseastim
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    Now she knows how Scotland and Northern Ireland feel not being listened to by the Tory government despite voting to remain. How many amendments were put forward from other political parties and none were taken on board, hell mend her and her horrible party.

  56. jfngw
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    When May talks of ‘my country’ she is not being deceitful, England is her country and England has decided that they will leave the EU. Scotland’s and strangely Northern Ireland’s (the DUP do not speak for all NI on Brexit) voice’s are irrelevant to her, when your a colonialist it is the logical conclusion.

  57. Cactus
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    The quickening is happening…

    Oh it’s 7 bells, TFaParty!

  58. defo
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    Brexit. The pantomime. Act 4.
    The bacterium, on the flea, on yer dug in the street knows where this is going. And has done for a long while probably.
    Raab filling the massive hole that the Brexit bulldog dug surely tipped the wink to those hard of thinking masses, no?

  59. Dr Jim
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    You thought it was all over, it is now!

    Because the SFA is getting involved, no more will we see players like Henrik Larsson or Brian Loudrup they squeal loudly because it can take up to 3 months to get visas so the transfer window will be useless from now on and the EPL agrees so between the two of them bleating at everybody that’ll be the football supporters all changing their minds
    (for the good of the country of course)

    Will the sectarian loonies now support Independence so they can get foreign transfers of players, you betcha they will
    See when they voted for Brexit they couldn’t give a chuff about their kids futures as long as they thought it was a vote AGAINST the SNP but the thought of not getting a better player than the team next door, well that’s unthinkable in football world, sorry I mean sectarian world

    Watch them vote for Independence now wae thur lips trembling, Oh they’ll do it alright! wae banners saying *We love Nicola Sturgeon she saved Scottish football*

  60. Cactus
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    Tonight is an excellent evening for all long time lookers / lurkers to have their say about their country Scotland, you are still EU citizens right now.

    You’ve paid in, you were a contributor to the last crowdfunder here, have your say Winger.

    Hey Sal Clynder ~ keep posting. 🙂

  61. North chiel
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    Party political broadcast for the Britnat Labour Party on STV news tonight . Surely must be a GE in the offing as Corbyn MSM “ exposure” in his “ Scotland region” is on the increase. No doubt the message from the Britnat media in Scotland will be “ please please vote for JC as he desperately requires Scottish seats to get rid of the contemptible Tories”.
    Hopefully our FM will counter with SNP majority win equates to the end of the union ( due to previous denial of section 30 by TM).
    Let’s not “ beat about the bush” this time if GE is called.

  62. Daisy Walker
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    @ Robert Peffers says:
    21 September, 2018 at 6:57 pm
    I wonder how much this guy has to do with this BR UKExit madness?

    https://thedespatchbox.org/2016/01/04/the-remembrancer-how-the-worlds-oldest-institutional-lobbyist-lurks-in-the-shadows-of-westminster/

    All the way and then some Robert. For all those who have seen (and it is well worth watching if you haven’t) The Spiders Web gives a clue to the extent of the wealth hidden in the tax havens, much of it old establishment money.

    It didn’t say it, but given how much of it was from the asset stripping of Colonies, one of the oldest, most aristocratic of families, quite probably have their hands all over the levers of Brexit No Deal. How very patriotic they are being – in a funny sort of way.

    Best wishes to all.

  63. Thepnr
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    All the excitement and laughing this afternoon is getting to me.

    I think I’m losing it, everything is becoming a blur and all those different faces are starting to mould into a Fluffy look-a-like.

    It’s not funny it’s terrifying as to what comes next, the pound has had it’s biggest one day fall in a year today, Jaguar are going on a three day week, BMW are closing their Mini factory for a Month and we haven’t even Brexited yet!

    I’ve no idea where we are going to go next or if we will even get a deal with the EU, Chequers is floating belly up and is the stuff of nightmares. Corbyn or Johnson as Prime Minister, totally unbelievable and yet it will happen.

    I truly despair for the future of the UK, I should have listened to Nicola, it’s all my fault..mine..all mine, sniff.

    Theresa

  64. Moonlight
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    I am on a very slow internet connection.
    When I opened this latest WoS article I saw under the words

    Theresa May’s masterplan.

    A completely blank page.

    I thought this summed it up rather well and moved on

  65. One_Scot
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    Read a post earlier along the lines of, ‘May must be getting a backhander at the end of this’, and I think I would have to agree.

    Her palm will most definitely be crossed with silver at some later date, however I am not sure it will have been worth the ten years loss of life she will probably suffer due to the mental and physical stress of the whole thing.

  66. Phronesis
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    We are in a revolutionary moment. The gateway to independence is right in front of Scotland except there is no gate- just a line that we all need to walk over, together.

    ‘The UK has not done a very good job. The last year and a half has not been very productively spent in terms of negotiations with the EU because we have only even recently come to an agreement on what a future relationship with the EU might even look like (Chequers) and that is more an agreed disagreement than an agreed agreement. Nobody really seems to like it apart from the government. There has been very little movement on the NI issue, we haven’t even talked about Gibraltar and nor have we said anything about the only issue that most people agree the referendum was actually about, immigration…

    How is this country going to handle discussions of immigration which are going to be at the core of any agreement with the EU when we are now only six months before the exit date? From a negotiation point of view, it has been slow and given that these two years were supposed to be about negotiations, then the EU side has said to us: why did you even submit your Article 50 notice without having made all these internal decisions first?.I think we are dealing with a revolutionary moment, constitutionally a revolutionary moment. We don’t know if the current parties will survive in their current form. We know there is a gulf of opinion between London and a few other centres in the UK and the rest of the country’

    https://www.socialeurope.eu/brexit-trading-in-choppy-waters

  67. Artyhetty
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    re;North Chiel@7.37pm

    O/T Yes, happened to see STV couple nights ago, god it’s awful, and there was, immediately after the so called ‘news’ a, ‘party political broadcast on behalf of the Liberal Democrat party’.

    Eh? My jaw must have hit the floor. That Ayrshire trougher Swinson was of course on, and the rest, we turned the sound off. I do wonder how they could afford it though, or is it free for Britnat parties?

    Looks like we are being dragged out of the EU, a no deal hard hard Brexit. Scotland, get your seatbelts on, it’s gonna be a very rough ride.

    Love the film snippet here, needed a laugh for sure.

  68. Petra
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    @ Robert at 6:57pm ….. “I wonder how much this guy has to do with BR – UKExit madness?”

    https://thedespatchbox.org/2016/01/04/the-remembrancer-how-the-worlds-oldest-institutional-lobbyist-lurks-in-the-shadows-of-westminster/

    That’s THE ONE Robert. That’s the very man. Paul Double the Remembrancer. The person, plus corrupt cabal, who’s pulling Theresa May’s (and her successors) strings, imo.

    http://www.commonspace.scot/articles/12787/4-key-reasons-why-london-s-status-global-centre-financial-corruption-no-accident

  69. yesindyref2
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    There’s got to be an increased chance of Brexit being cancelled altogether, with the no deal shambles, the (yay) ECJ ruling, and we have to be ready for that when talking to people. Some answers to possible questions like “will there still be another Indy Ref?”.

    My hope would be that even if not committed before people will be so pissed off with the whole ridiculous waste of money, jobs, companies, working days, that they would be near YES, so maybe the answer is “yes I hope so, we need to take control of our own destinsy and not be at the mercy of Westminster Tory party splits and greed for power of its senior members”. Something like that.

  70. Jim McIntosh
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    So if the final outcome in UK is to remain in the European union whether by a people’s vote or change of gov. do we no longer have a legit reason for second Scot ref.

  71. Rock
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    Rock (27th August 2017 – “Underneath the Goodyear blimp”):

    “Scotland was on the verge of independence immediately after the Brexit vote.

    The unionist parties were without leaders and completely lost, the SNP had 56 out of 59 MPs and 50% of the vote, the EU’s eyes were (favourably) on Scotland.

    But Nicola squandered a once in a 1000 years golden opportunity by wasting more than a year flogging a dead horse – a separate deal for Scotland which was never going to happen.

    The result: Nicola outsmarted by the collusion between Saints Theresa and Ruth on one hand, and Corbyn on the other, fall in SNP support from 50% to 37%.

    It is my prediction that there will be a “snap” Brexit and the SNP will be caught napping and unable to hold a second independence referendum.

    Or another “snap” Westminster election with the SNP again losing support.

    Despite the pretendy “sovereignty” and boasting of the clueless pompous armchair pundits posting here, Scotland is again as far away from independence as ever.

    If they succeed in neutralising the Rev. Stuart Campbell and WOS, independence will be “stone dead” for at least 620 years.”

  72. Dan Huil
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    @Jim McIntosh 8:28pm

    We have at least 1707 “legit” reasons to hold indyref2.

  73. galamcennalath
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    Nicola (from Scotsman) …

    “Clearly, the Prime Minister has not been listening – Chequers is a dead duck but if her tactic now is to try and double down on those proposals and then seek to blame the EU for a no deal outcome, then she will do huge damage to all of those she is supposed to serve.

    What the latest development shows more clearly than ever is that the only remotely workable way for Brexit to happen is for the UK to stay in the single market and customs union.

    If the Prime Minister is not prepared to do that, then Brexit shouldn’t happen. A ‘no deal’ or ‘no detail’ Brexit are simply not acceptable – particularly for Scotland, where we did not vote for any of this.”

    …. and what are you going to do if it becomes “simply not acceptable”, Nicola?

  74. One_Scot
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    Lol, there is always a legit reason for a second referendum, which is ‘we want Scotland to be Independent’.

    Why do you think the SNP exists. Seriously?

  75. ronnie anderson
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    ScottishPsyche Ah bought ah big bag of Rice & ah big bag of Salt cause the Empire are noted for Taxing Salt .

  76. TD
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    Am I the only one to be gobsmacked that there is no mention on the BBC news or Channel 4 of the Court of Session ruling today? It was covered on the BBC news where we are (Reporting Scotland) but this was a story of great importance to the whole UK which happened to originate in Scotland. If an English citizen (or is it subject?) had gone to the English High Court and got a ruling that he or she could take a case to the ECJ on the critical issue of whether Article 50 could be stopped by a decision of the UK government alone, would that not have been reported as a particularly pertinent twist to the Brexit story? Think of the Gina Miller case and the coverage that got – is this not just as important a case?

    Of course I know the answer – Scottish courts and Scottish people don’t really matter in all this. We are just a slight irritant in the debate being held by our grown up cousins in England. But we may get the last laugh – the ECJ will not care which nation’s courts made the referral. They will just rule on the question asked and when they do, no doubt the media’s reaction will be “S**t, where did that come from?”

    I really don’t like being an afterthought. Please, please let’s use this chaos to bring about independence sooner rather than later.

  77. call me dave
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    Jings! Released late Friday after the Brexit fiasco announcement.

    The b**st*rd Tories. Usually I say FGS! 🙁

    Windrush generation and their offspring not eligible for UK citizenship.

    https://archive.is/xob8h

    PS:
    The Scottish Court decision darn Sarf.

    Open for comments and how the uniformed have piled in. 🙂

    Feel the lurf!….if you can stand it although a few sensible posts have got through.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-45601394

  78. Greannach
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    The hills are alive with the sound of laughter.
    So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, adieu.

  79. ronnie anderson
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    Archie ( not Erchie ) Thanks fur the reminder ah buy 12 pack triple ply an ah hiv only wan left LoL.

  80. One_Scot
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    Lol, the Yoon defence of the realm has been piss poor tonight.

    ‘Is there no one else? IS THERE NO ONE ELSE?’

    Hardly surprising to be fair. Defending a pile of crap can be quite difficult. 🙂

  81. Robert Peffers
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    Posted without comment:-

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qLNtpiRbCw

  82. stewart fae stoney
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    Perfect and brilliant, its identical to Mayhems plan

  83. Dr Jim
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    Already we’re getting the *sources high up in the SNP say* and *insiders close to the FM*

    There are no sources, there are no insiders saying anything because they don’t know, the ifs and whens of any referendum details are only known right at the top of the SNP and I’ll bet my house on there being no leaks NONE whatsoever, so don’t fall for the stories coz folk are making it up and believe me I know coz I know a source and he disnae know and probably wouldn’t tell me if he did

    Does anyone seriously think the SNP would leak the tiniest dribble to hand London the slightest hint of what they’re doing right now….course not

    Leave the makey uppy crap to the Daily Record and their pals they’re known for it

  84. Thepnr
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    @galamcennalath

    I’m pretty sure Nicola has told us enough times what she will do in the event of a “no deal” Brexit. Now I take it that you can include a “no detail” brexit right alongside that.

    It says to me that we will learn soon when the next referendum is going to be if either of the above come to pass. If the Tories miraculously survive in government and obtain any kind of deal that does not include the SM and CU membership for Scotland we will have a referendum early next year is my view.

    Fly in the ointment, the Tories don’t survive much longer and another General Election is called, that importantly they don’t win. That scenario will buy the UK some more time as far as another referendum is concerned.

    Won’t matter what happens. We’re gonna do it anyway 🙂

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otuwNwsqHmQ

  85. Hamish100
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    rock 1000 620. Now we know your having a larf

    Ordered your Sunday National yet? lol

  86. Gfaetheblock
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    Is that any brexit deal that will not result in the FM calling for indyref2?

    If no, why delay?

  87. yesindyref2
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    @One_Scot “Lol, there is always a legit reason for a second referendum, which is ‘we want Scotland to be Independent’.

    Why do you think the SNP exists. Seriously?

    Do you think that’s going to persuade a LibDem voter say, who’d be glad Brexit was cancelled, was thinking of voting YES in Indy Ref 2 if there was one because of a no-deal disastrous Brexit, but is shaken in his slipping belief in the Union, and still wondering what the future might have for a Scotland if it stays at the mercy of the Tory party?

  88. Shinty
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    @ Artyhetty, Jo Swinson is MP for East Dunbartonshire – not Ayrshire.

  89. Tam fae somewhere
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    What a couple of days!

    Don’t think it will be long to know details of Indy2 referendum. The pent up energy for this is immense.

  90. yesindyref2
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    Just been looking through some comments in The National on May’s speech, first one is fine, but I like this one:

    Theresa May should realise she cannot speak to EU governments the way she speaks to Scotland.

    It’s a good theme to make people think.

  91. Effijy
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    May angry and disgruntled at EU not treating her country with respect?

    How would she feel if she was Scottish and you get the English Tory Government that you have never voted for at most election?

    How would she feel if they had a 15 minute debate and didn’t let her speak. You know. just like they did to Scottish MPs?

    How would she feel if the EU didn’t even let her sit at their table?

    She thinks its all fair when applied to Scotland.

  92. Robert Peffers
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    Ye best buy a big load o bricks an a couple o bags o mortar, Ronnie, They hae a record o taxin windais tae.

  93. One_Scot
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    yesindyref2 – Lol, your over thinking it to the nth degree. Stand up and grow a backbone man.

  94. Lenny Hartley
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    Yesindy2ref @20:26 there is not a chance that Brexit will be halted if the tories are still in power, and if by a miracle that Corbyn wins a snap GE there is very little chance of him halting Brexit.
    May has indicated today its a no deal Brexit , therefore very unlikely that she will be fired until after March next year so there is not going to be a GE until next May at Earliest, I think the Tories will hold one for two reasons, one to attempt to delay any indy ref and to secure their position for five years because its the best chance they will have before the economy completely tanks and and secondly with the help of their poodles in the MSM Labour will still be divided and up to their necks in fake anti semitism controversy. Additionally the Leavers in England will be fired up by anti european xenophobia fed by the MSM and the Tories . Remember what is at stake here for the Tories

    https://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/business/company-tax/anti-tax-avoidance-package/anti-tax-avoidance-directive_en

  95. Clydebuilt
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    BBC Radio 4 Archive on 4 . . “What if there never was a ‘truth’ era before ‘post -truth’
    9 to 10pm

    Examines a century of disinformation to identify tricks and techniques that are still I use today . . . . .

    At one point concentrates on a population told constant lies.

  96. exile
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    Court of Session decision is second story now on uk/reuters.com

  97. galamcennalath
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    Telegraph via Google, article behind paywall … “Theresa May is heading for a showdown with her Cabinet next week when ministers will call for a “Plan B” alternative to her Chequers Brexit deal.”

    You can bet that a Plan B, Telegraph style, will be demands May moves further down the hard spectrum, rather than going soft a la Norway.

    However, the main sticking point is Ireland, not any future trade arrangements. The far tight, including the DUP, seem happy to burn the Good Friday Agreement and build a physical border between N and S. Doing so will really piss off the EU and scupper all sorts of other agreement issues.

    Plan B (no matter who is PM or in government) needs to be one off …

    1) call it off
    2) go ‘Norway’
    3) accept NI is SM, border in Irish Sea, and go ‘Canada’ for rUK

  98. Robert Peffers
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    Here’s an interesting one I came across in my nightly search on YouTube. It mentions our own Craig Murray. Which was why it showed up on me YouTube Channel:-

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2r5lY1sF08

  99. Polscot
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    Greannach says:
    21 September, 2018 at 8:44 pm
    The hills are alive with the sound of laughter.
    So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, adieu.

    Did the EU27 really perform this Julie Andrew’s classic at the end of the summit in Salzburg? Fantastic. How do you solve a problem like Treeza?

  100. Thepnr
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    @Effijy

    Well said, the shoes on the other foot now and she doesn’t like it at all. She’s at her weakest right now so expect some more fireworks to come.

    A chance to gain some advantage here, we can do it, us not the SNP. Let’s make hay while the sun shines. Get your arses along to Edinburgh for the big march.

    Don’t miss it, the firing gun has sounded for Inderef2.

  101. call me dave
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    Radio 5 just started discussion on Brexit with speakers from NI.

  102. Petra
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    @ Gfaethebloc at 9:04pm …”If no, why delay?”

    Because we still don’t know if there will be a soft, hard, Chequers or No deal or even if we’ll now actually remain in the EU, Gfaethebloc..

  103. Robert Peffers
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    @Gfaetheblock says: 21 September, 2018 at 9:04 pm:

    ” … Is that any brexit deal that will not result in the FM calling for indyref2?
    If no, why delay?”

    Anyone would think you wanted the First Minister to call a referendum before the right time to call it, Gfaetheblock.

    Now why would anyone want that to happen? Unless of course you, and not the First Minister, knows best when that time is the right time.

    Thing is I, and most indy supporters have a great deal of faith that Nicola is very bright and very much puts Scotland’s best interests first.

    I think I’ll go with the FM and NOT Gfaetheblock on this one.

  104. Shinty
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    Dr Jim says: “Leave the makey uppy crap to the Daily Record and their pals they’re known for it”
    ___________

    Well said.

  105. yesindyref2
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    @One_Scot “Lol, your over thinking it to the nth degree. Stand up and grow a backbone man.

    Ah right, you mean like you, take an undecided or soft NO voter thinking of YES, insult the shit out of them and turn them into a hard NO activist?

    Ah right, I see what you mean, good move. You could be one of GMK’s ambassador instructors. Or not.

  106. Welsh Sion
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    In keeping with some of your comments Re: The Sound of Music:

    17. (of 20.)

    So long, farewell

    There’s a joyful sort of clanging
    From the clock in the hall
    And the bells in the steeple, too.
    And up on the telly,
    An absurd jackie bird
    Is popping up and saying, “Cuckoo! Cuckoo!

    Joyfully they tell us
    And firmly they compel us
    To say goodbye to you.
    “Cuckoo! Cuckoo!”

    So long, farewell,
    Auf Wiedersehen, good night.
    We have to go and leave this ugly sight.

    So long, farewell,
    Auf Wiedersehen, adieu.
    Adieu, adieu, to you and you and you.

    So long, farewell,
    Au revoir, Auf Wiedersehen.
    We hate to stay and see more austerity.
    [England:] “Please!” [Scotland:] “No!”

    So long, farewell,
    Auf Wiedersehen, goodbye.
    We cheer, we smile,
    We shout our goodbye.

    We’re glad to go,
    We cannot tell a lie.
    We flit, we float,
    We fleetly flee, we fly.

    We’re off to indy
    And let the Union die.

    So long, farewell,
    Auf Wiedersehen, goodbye.

    Goodbye!
    Goodbye!
    Goodbye!

    ________

    Songs for the New Politics
    2013-2018

  107. Capella
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    Good grief – I’ve just seen her “statement” on the BBC website. “We stand ready” she says, so the EU better look to their defences.
    Scarily delusional:
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-45603192

  108. Abulhaq
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    The UK is in a pathetic mess, of England’s leaders making.
    This is a golden opportunity for the SNP.
    Does the leadership have the nerve, skill and political will to exploit it?
    Make or break time is fast approaching.

  109. One_Scot
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    Lol, I’ve always thought of you as a bit of a muppet, and boy, you certainly don’t disappoint.

  110. Robert Peffers
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    Here is the full RT recording of the Theresa May statement. It doesn’t start for around 1.75 minutes but that woman is delusional.

    http://www.youtube.com/embed/EJ4U0iE75fw?autoplay=1&start=13

  111. Collie
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    Brexit is the only game in town.

    Anything other than that from the BritNat media is a sideshow.

  112. Ghillie
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    The plan is there is no plan.

  113. Cactus
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    Vote Aye Scotland xx.

    2 candles lumi.

    Snow.

  114. Clootie
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    To Chris Cairns

    …tear up the one you had ready for tomorrow. I’m expecting a Maybot speech classic.
    So burn the midnight oil and make it current…a nice touch would be to have Tusk in it.
    Back to work slacker!

  115. yesindyref2
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    I don’t know how to break this to you Ohe_Scot but I don’t think of you at all.

    I do notice posters who are interesting, constructive, provide valuable information and insights, or funny or all of the above.

  116. ronnie anderson
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    Robert Peffers Dey you mean the new windies that ur giting put in on the 22nd of Oct , ah only got the letter today all ten windie’s hiv tae be replaced , they Feking bastwards must hiv goat wind o it LoL .

  117. One_Scot
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    Lol, when I see ‘Ohe_Scot’ instead of ‘One_Scot’ I know it’s time to go easy on you.

    And I won’t ask you to explain just exactly how I have ‘insulted the shit out of’ anyone, and I won’t even ask you to explain how I have ‘turned them into a hard NO activist‘.

    But what I will ask you is, ‘What medication are you on, because it seems like some good shit?’. 🙂

  118. Cactus
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    Two very certain things of today…

    1) Cairnstoon 21/09/18.
    2) Lots of Lovely Nana links.

    A get on down, a get uppa!

  119. Jockanese Wind Talker
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    ONLY FUCKING IDIOTS will believe this shite:

    Fae The Sun “Up EURS”

    http://archive.is/rnrV6

    “Theresa May’s FINEST HOUR: Furious PM goes to war with EU for ‘making a mockery’ of UK:”

    http://archive.is/lhI8F

    Delusional British Nationalists

    If they weren’t evil bastards I’d be inclined to pity them.

  120. yesindyref2
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    ‘What medication are you on, because it seems like some good shit?’.

    Thyroxin, and don’t worry I didn’t go near your stash, it must be someone else.

  121. Cactus
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    Soz, ah fucked up the date there Wingers.

    22/09/2018 is the date of ra-day.

    Fourteen days remaining to go like.

    Edinburgh.

    Citybound… ye might be right Thepnr…

    Love the middle.

  122. Joe of the Coutts
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    In my experience, that’s how Conservatives usually speak when they’re doubted.

  123. Daisy Walker
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    Terrible May’s performance today was for the benefit of the English public and the tory party.
    Jacob Rice Mogg publicly provided supportive comments.

    Terrible May will not suffer a leadership contest at or soon after the tory conference. She is being a good girl, she is delivering a No Deal Brexit.

    Jeremy will not provoke a GE. Eventually by January /February next year, he might, might just back a Peoples Vote – which will muddy the waters and not be about revoking Brexit. It will be about looking good and trying to win the next GE.

    All of which will deliver a No Deal.

    29/3/19 No Deal Brexit means the tax dodgers have won. Their next issue is to make sure they keep the cash cow (Scotland) shackled and mute.

    29/3/19 No Deal Brexit means Scotland is dragged out of the EU against its will and loses what protections, and what scrutiny the EU can provide.

    29/3/19 No Deal Brexit means food and medical shortages, riots in the streets of England’s major cities, a grand excuse to implement martial/emergency law – UK and Scotland wide. And that means good bye Holyrood, good bye any chance of calling Indy Ref 2. Not under martial rule/ emergency rule.

    When you understand that Labour/Tory and Mini me Tories are all serving the same institute and have their parts to play, and when you look at Brexit – not at face value – but from the point of view of the 1% who have for 100’s of years stashed and stolen and never paid tax, suddenly being held to account. They’re like cornered rats. They will quite happily trash the whole of the UK’s economy to keep themselves rich, rather than pay their fair share of taxes.

    It is really hard not to get caught up in the practicalities of this type of deal or that type of deal with Brexit. But if the plan all along is for no deal, to avoid the ECJ at all costs because of its tax laws. Then the motives and game plan are very different and so is the time scale.

    The tax laws being implemented by the EU affect the 1%, the elite, the establishment, and they have never faced such a threat before, not on whole, not in the west.

    To put it in perspective. WW1 and WW2 both made them a great deal of money. And for a while Hitlers regime didn’t bother them too much, they would have fit into it quite nicely – they could have done a deal.

    The only real deal they are trying to broker, is a revoke or relaxation of the EU tax laws on the tax havens. And I have no idea how that’s going, but if your leverage is to say, look what damage we will do to both our economies, help us and we’ll help your 1%, then I think their bluff has been called. The EU can change the tax laws for their own 1% the day after Brexit, and why wouldn’t they.

    Right just now and for the next 6 months they are going to see significant industry relocations to mainland Europe.

    In my opinion, Brexit does not add up, unless you look at it from the Tax Law perspective.

    Thinking out loud here a bit, but hey.

    Best wishes to all.

  124. Cactus
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    Theresa’s paddles…

    Ahh ha ha ha!

    Stil citybound.

    Ahm buying.

    Name yer fucking Poison!

  125. Cactus
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    The Theresa’s checkself horse has no legs, bandaged tail too Cairnstoon, did ye see thar Wingers.

    FUCK ra tories…

    Love Scotland.

    Feel it.

  126. Col
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    Daisy….. Amen!

  127. Cactus
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    Staunin’ on oor (leading over ja Jamaica Street Bridge) big Glasgow like.

    The tide is high Blondie.

    2nd row Thepnr…

  128. Juan
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    Cactus says:
    21 September, 2018 at 5:30 pm
    Hehehe, well said Confused, bravo, Love yer stuff!

    “We’ll head them off at the pass…”
    Whose next… aye nominate Weegie Winger Juan.

    “Weegie Winger” mines a triple single malt n your payin. If no in the Clutha, definitely in Edinburg in 2 weeks time.
    You stay safe till then, my prickly wee pal.
    I wouldn’t want anything to happen to ma triple single malt.

  129. yesindyref2
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    @Lenny Hartley
    Been thinking about it, and yes that’s a likely scenario.

  130. Juan
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    “A failure to plan, is a plan for failure”.

    No deal is what they intended all along.

    Mayhem is her name. Clusterfuckinomnishambles is her game.

  131. Iain mhor
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    Any snap Indyref2 is nothing more than a gamble and an immense one at that.
    Polls are going to have to show 47% YES consistently over a3 month period (ergo til next year) or we lose.
    May’s position was bought from the DUP, but, there is no sitting parliament at Stormont – ergo, no support. A snap GE and she can lose then retire to the Lords as an ex-PM and kick the can (also, maybe knock more seats from the SNP, though that’s now unlikely)
    Any other scenario and she is on the broo and Scotland sets timetables. So, unless she is being very well compensated to continue, or insane, I’d be preparing for a snap GE.

    The SNP may or may not wish to stand on an Indy ticket for it, that’s their judgement. Tricky though – Much as I’d like to see it, my number crunching says, there is a better chance not to and let the stats climb to 47% in the stramash period for a few month, then call it. Failing that target, stretch out to the Scot Elections on an Indy ticket, or if the 47% target is hit before it – call Indyref2.
    But that’s a post for another day.
    In the meantime, if there turns out no snap GE, then we still get time to climb to the target.

  132. Confused
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    Thank-you for your kind words Cactus.

    Initially I was very baffled by your own “Late Night HAIKU” stylings – but now … I “GET IT”

    – it’s good to know you’re out there

    – “Cactus is on the prowl, partying for the rest of us …”

    “oh the banter!”

  133. yesindyref2
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    Dearie dearie me, I missed this article in the Herald yesterday “Which? raps three Scottish universities over online claims”. For instance according to the article:

    Aberdeen University said it was ranked consistently among the world’s top universities, but did not verify the claim, according to the consumer group.

    So a quick google gives 26368 universities worldwide, and another google finds the Grun’s usual annual tables where Aberdeen is 158th equal. Last year 164th.

    That’s in the top 1%, in fact it’s in the top 0.62%. Don’t know about you, but I’d call that “ranked consistently among the world’s top universities” (at least for 2 years, I didn’t bother going further back).

    Not the first time Which has picked on Scotland, their report named 3 unis in Scotland out of a total of 6 in the UK. Well fuck off.

  134. yesindyref2
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    Aberdeen Uni 2016 = 141st equal, 2015 137th equal. I can’t be bothered doing any more, 4 years is “consistently” enough for me.

  135. yesindyref2
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    From Which university about page:

    https://university.which.co.uk/about

    We’re a free and independent service from the trusted people at Which?. Ask your parents and teachers; they’ll probably recognise us as the ones who review washing machines and vacuum cleaners to the highest standard possible…

    “trusted”, “they’ll probably recognise us as the ones who review …”

    Do they have proof of this? Can they provide surveys that identify them in this way? What percentage of those surveyed would “recognise us as the ones who review …”? Personally I use google, confirmed customer reviews on various sites.

    Should they be reported to the ASA – Advertising Standards Authority for “making potentially misleading claims on their websites” as the article states?

    @Rev … do these [censored censored censored censored] in please. I’m sick of the way these [censored censored censored censored] do down Scotland on a daily basis, hitting both YES and NO voters alike.

  136. yesindyref2
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    Near the bottom of that “About” page:

    What others have said about us

    . . .

    ‘Which? University can serve a useful role by offering data in a simple and innovative way. Anything that helps prospective students zero in on the best course for their needs and ambitions is a valuable tool.’

    David Linsay Willetts, British Conservative Party politician and formerly the Minister of State for Universities and Science

    Ah, say no more.

  137. Cactus
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    Aweright Confused, ahm honda ran ran, going mental in the Catty.

    Freedom callin ur name…

    Stu knows.

  138. Petra
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    @ Confused says at 2:39 am …. ”Thank-you for your kind words Cactus. Initially I was very baffled by your own “Late Night HAIKU” stylings – but now … I “GET IT” – it’s good to know you’re out there – “Cactus is on the prowl, partying for the rest of us …” “oh the banter!”

    I’m just back from a fantastic party (mostly of Yes supporters) and I just don’t ”get it” at all, Confused.

    I’m confused to say the least and I would say that he or she is not out there parting for me, on my part. Far from it.

    Any chance you could explain to me what you actually make of this? I’m still baffled. And the banter. What banter, FGS? Intelligent? Funny? Informative?

  139. Cactus
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    Very very.

    Ask Mr Hicks.

    He knew.

    Peek a boo, we can see u, caller.

  140. Cactus
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    Cover me down, me and Confused know where it’s at.

  141. Cactus
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    Morning Weegie Juan…

    Isn’t it SO goooood…

    We good.

    We bad.

    Ahm in Central S.tation

    Gaun pontoonin’

  142. Cactus
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    Almost HOME Wingers…

    Heading back tae review what ah’ve said.

    Didnae go pokerin’.

    All good.

  143. Dorothy Devine
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    Morning Cactus ! Another good night eh?

    I am up at this unearthly hour to drive my wee cactus to the ferry!

  144. Breeks
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    A reliable source in May’s Cabinet has told me in confidence that Theresa May’s plans are now literally to sound the Hornburg, open the gates, and ride out to meet the Europeans sat on a horse.

    Viewers in Scotland have their own programs; pegging their decisions to the outcome of decisions made by delusional people who have neither the power nor clarity to decide anything.

    This is what circling the drain feels like.

  145. Cactus
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    One is HOME.

    Throw out your hands, stick out yer touche:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9B_9YeVhsw&pbjreload=10

    This is a closed set.

    Yesssss.

  146. Cactus
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    Ah’ve gone and looked out the ‘The Saddles’ at this unsatanly hour. Goin’ for the full feature film for play time.

    One may interject…

  147. Cactus
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    Another excellent night Dorothy x ~

    Ah was kissin’ the girls.

    Love is comin’.

    Nana avec Cairnstoon.

  148. Iain
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    says:

    Daisy Walker
    @12.24
    I have been thinking that was the case for some time.
    Nothing else makes any sense.

  149. Cactus
    Ignored
    says:

    She rode a flailing saddle.
    She wore no shiney star.
    Her job to offer waffle.
    To arseholes near and far.

    You’d think it was 120 degrees C.

    Alcohol doesn’t thrill me at awe.

    Some getta kick from cocaine.

  150. Cactus
    Ignored
    says:

    “There gonna leave us here to die”

    That’s the Tories for ye.

    We are quickening.

    Send a wire to the main office an tell them ah said aooow!

    Gotcha.

  151. Cactus
    Ignored
    says:

    Boris, aye’ve gotta special… when can u fit em in.

    Hehe the Boris is a Johnson.

    He’s a locust.

  152. Cactus
    Ignored
    says:

    Excuse me while aye whip this out…

    It’s called The Claim of Right.

    Hush Harriet.

    Right ye are.

  153. Nana
    Ignored
    says:

    Links

    https://news.gov.scot/news/focus-on-infrastructure-investment
    ‘Pretence’ of May’s Brexit plan has to stop – Scotland’s First minister Nicola Sturgeon
    http://archive.is/EQ2J2

    THE SNP have hit out at Westminster “failure” as MPs accuse the Ministry of Defence of creating a “ticking time bomb” by neglecting nuclear sites.
    http://archive.is/Ivw3o

    https://macalbasite.wordpress.com/2017/10/10/beware-of-the-brexit-no-deal-to-stop-independence/

  154. Nana
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    says:

    “N’er cast a cloot till May is oot!”
    Well i think the old Scots adage has now run its course.
    Chequers Plan is both the “only credible plan on the table” (according to May) but at the same time its also unworkable to Europe.
    So a “United” Kingdom where two countries voted to stay in Europe, cant exit unless the two celtic nations dis-unite.

    https://www.facebook.com/indycargordonross/videos/1066926896791235/?t=34

    https://itisintruthnotforglory.wordpress.com/2018/09/21/batshit-crazy/

    https://www.scottishconstructionnow.com/28958/new-retail-park-planned-on-former-barrhead-dog-food-site/

    https://joansjigsaw.wordpress.com/2018/09/21/impressed-not-embarrassed-definitely/

  155. Nana
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    says:

    Suspended north-east Tory’s 16th Century castle repossessed
    http://archive.is/qwLVp

    Revealed: New figures strike blow to Tories’ austerity project
    http://archive.is/SZ3oc

    https://voxpoliticalonline.com/2018/09/21/theresa-may-has-not-only-humiliated-herself-in-europe-she-has-humiliated-us-all-politically-she-is-a-dead-woman-walking/

    As many as 400 vulnerable children refused under controversial Home Office rules
    http://archive.is/ZAThu

  156. Nana
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    says:

    Brexitometer at Wigton book fest
    https://twitter.com/boomersdgp4indy/status/1043236696307978240

    https://weegingerdug.wordpress.com/2018/09/22/the-gravity-of-theory/

    Full quote of President @emmanuelMacron’s answer to journalist @valerylerouge in Salzbourg
    https://twitter.com/FranceintheUK/status/1043157181485539328

  157. crazycat
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    says:

    @ yesindyref2 at 3.13

    “trusted”, “they’ll probably recognise us as the ones who review …”

    Do they have proof of this? Can they provide surveys that identify them in this way? What percentage of those surveyed would “recognise us as the ones who review …”?

    I do online surveys for a number of companies (YouGov, Opinium, Populus, etc) and at least one of them (I forget which) has regularly presented me with a list of review sites, including Which?,and asked me whether I have not heard of them, heard of them but never used them, used them, consider them my first port of call, etc. I’ve also been given a load of adjectives, including “trusted”, and asked whether I’d apply them to the various reviewers.

    Presumably that or similar is the source of their claim. Every time I’m asked that question, Which? is the only one from the list I’ve ever used, but by now of course I’ve heard of all the others because I keep getting surveyed about them!

    Having said that, I agree with you entirely about the nonsensical way they have categorized the universities.

  158. robert alexander harrison
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    says:

    A snap indyref2 would catch the yoons by surprise there’s no way yes would lose it would have to be 100% rigged for a no vote for that to happen yes support maybe 47% but yes is winning as UK support is 43% that’s with most noers becoming undecided now we can beat them outright and they know it hence why they are out to stop indyref2 at any cost.

  159. Macart
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    says:

    @Nana

    Some great reading there Nana. Appreciated as always. 🙂

  160. Foonurt
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    says:

    Laughed tae ma sides wurr sair, whin ah saw it in thoan Regal.

  161. robertknight
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    says:

    I wonder if Daisy May will panic and unintentionally slip back into reciting her “Strong and stable” mantra. The assembled press corps will simply soil themselves laughing if she does.

    Some helpful soul should sow that particular seed with a resounding cry of “Strong and stable, Prime Minister, strong and stable” next time she’s within earshot.

  162. K.A.Mylchreest
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    says:

    Just to thank oor ain priceless Nana for so many useful and informative links above 🙂

  163. Fred
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    says:

    @ Nana. Baurheid boy excellent!

  164. Nana
    Ignored
    says:

    @Macart Sorry for late reply Sam, been out enjoying the sunshine while it’s here. I’m glad there’s something there of interest, so many articles out there, it’s difficult to know sometimes which ones to save.

    @K.A.Mylchreest Aw thanks KA, you’ve got me blushing 🙂

    @Fred, Barrhead boy’s blog is terrific Fred as is podcast.

  165. K1
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    Thank you for the links Nana…ooft wi the woman from Welt telling it like it was/is!

    These Tories are a right shower of corrupt and manipulative players and they think we are all stupid…we’ve all known chequers was bonkers right from the start. This victimhood stance is utterly moronic, typical Tory English press falling into line as per and the idiots who read their stupid rag howling at the moon.

  166. Nana
    Ignored
    says:

    @K1

    I know who the ‘stupid’ are K1, and it’s not us 🙂

    this from the woman who said it was too difficult to vote in the EUref. Geez!

    https://twitter.com/Kirstene4Angus/status/1043105023151009792

  167. K1
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    says:

    She’s a prime example of Torytwits…the replies shove it right back at her…can’t believe the people of Angus voted for this cretinous creature. Dark money is what got people like her elected.

    Beginning to despair at us ever getting out of this mess.

  168. Cactus
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    says:

    Evenin’ Juan, aye aye and aye will happily honour your request fellow Weegie, cheers for taking up me nomination, Edinburgh is going to be massive and emotional in 2 weeks time and just like in the movie…

    “We’re gonna need a bigger boat bottle”.

    We belong to Glasgow. 🙂

  169. yesindyref2
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    says:

    @crazycat
    Thanks for that, so there are surveys. Still, their complaint was that Aberdeen made the claim but didn’t back it up, and they are guilty of exactly the same “sin” – they don’t have a link to any surveys they had to prove they’re “trusted”. Personally I don’t use their reviews, I didn’t find them very good a few years ago and haven’t bothered since.

  170. Cactus
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    says:

    Serving suggestion #395 (cause aye’ve just did like).

    When watching Blazing Saddles, try listening to the audio en Francais, there is much to learn.

    Gonna try the audio in Italian next.

    Bene.

  171. Cactus
    Ignored
    says:

    Did you know that Gabby Johnson is an avid fan of Wings…

    What he say:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cuy2cOGFfl0

    A farmer needs his biscuit-cutter, reverend.

    #Indy



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