Waiting For Brexit

Posted on April 09, 2019 by Rev. Stuart Campbell

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Mad Unionist says:

11 April, 2019 at 8:05 pm

Ken 500. Assange is ego merchant like some of you so called Scottish Nationalists. He would probably be free by now if he had obeyed the law and turned up at court. He thinks he is some biblical figure giving deliverance to the masses and issuing bread and fish.

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Nana says:

12 April, 2019 at 8:41 am

Links

link to gov.scot

There is overwhelming concern across Scottish civil society about the potentially negative impact of Brexit on human rights: an important read on #Brexit considerations by Human Rights Consortium Scotland
link to hrcscotland.files.wordpress.com

link to weegingerdug.wordpress.com

This week’s #AlexSalmondShow features top commentators from both sides of the Irish Sea. Alex concludes the series on #NorthernIreland with an interview with the doyen of Ulster political journalism, Eamonn Maillie, while Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh interviews leading columnist Peter Oborne on his recanting of his previous support for #Brexit.
link to youtube.com

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Nana says:

12 April, 2019 at 8:41 am

Speaking with @NicolaSturgeon about the delay to Brexit. The First Minister has written to the PM calling for the time to be “used constructively and not wasted”
I also asked the First Minister about what this delay will mean for her #indyref2 plans and her response to some members urging her to use the Brexit delay to push for another independence referendum
link to twitter.com

link to scotgoespop.blogspot.com

SNP’s @joannaccherry skewers Theresa May on opposition to #PeoplesVote
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Blackford says
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Nana says:

12 April, 2019 at 8:42 am

link to thoughtcontrolscotland.com

No deal bluff has been thoroughly called. Tory brexiters cannot now use it to force through the brexit deal negotiated by the Prime Minister.
link to facebook.com

link to theferret.scot

link to euronews.com

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Nana says:

12 April, 2019 at 8:43 am

link to eulawanalysis.blogspot.com

link to thepeoplesnewsonline.co.uk

link to chrisgreybrexitblog.blogspot.com

UK stands down 6,000 no-deal Brexit staff – after spending £1.5bn
link to archive.is

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Nana says:

12 April, 2019 at 8:43 am

link to bloomberg.com

link to prospectmagazine.co.uk

link to skwawkbox.org

link to independent.co.uk

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Nana says:

12 April, 2019 at 8:43 am

NHS privatisation one step closer as Tories dish out £35million in new contracts in just six weeks
link to welfareweekly.com

A short thread on the madness of Westminster. (1/5)
link to twitter.com

We have waited too long on this. Corruption by leave campaigns, concealment by former Home Secretary May having been advised of this by MI5, footdragging by the Met. This needs to be the straw that breaks the camels back. But because it would destroy Brexit, nothing.
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Internet regulation proposals could censor the lawful speech of millions
link to archive.is

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Nana says:

12 April, 2019 at 8:44 am

link to taxresearch.org.uk

“This sets a dangerous precedent… any journalist can be extradited for prosecution in the US for having published truthful information about the US” Julian Assange’s lawyer Jennifer Robinson confirms Wikileaks co-founder will fight extradition
link to twitter.com

link to bylinetimes.com

link to thecanary.co

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Nana says:

12 April, 2019 at 9:03 am

Brexit: confusion reigns
link to eureferendum.com

link to politico.eu

link to thoughtcontrolscotland.com

WATCH: Should the FM use the #Brexit extension to push for an #indyref2? Councillor @SNPChris says “September is an optimal time” to hold a second ballot.
link to twitter.com

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Nana says:

12 April, 2019 at 9:38 am

Re Leith by election and dark money Davidson

Inundated with anti-SNP/anti Indy guff from “Ruth Davidson’s Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party”, including a personally addressed letter in the post. How much is this propaganda bombardment costing and who’s paying for it?

link to twitter.com

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Robert J. Sutherland says:

12 April, 2019 at 12:13 pm

Nana @ 09:38

Who is this Ruth Davidson? I seem to vaguely recall somebody of that name who had her own political party for a while, but in the end that didn’t add up to much, did it? =grin=

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defo says:

12 April, 2019 at 2:18 pm

Still drinking the kool-aid?

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