Jocky Balboa Posted January 23, 2019 Share Posted January 23, 2019 As I suspected for a while, the hideous feminism of the First Minister has clouded her judgement with nepotism. Stabbing her former mentor in the back doesn't reflect well on anyone. https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2019/01/why-leslie-evans-must-resign/#respond I wouldn't be surprised if this eventually brings her "leadership" down, but after her essay on war criminal Hillary Clinton (called "I'm with her", if anyone hasn't read it) before the last US election, which would have been cringe worthy for a teenage schoolgirl, never mind a head of state, I can't say I didn't see it coming. No offence to my fellow independence supporters, but I called it some time ago and stand by it, she's a liability to the chance of success and is more interested in playing token gender and race cards, promoting people on positive discrimination (an oxymoron if ever there was one) while costing up to war criminals, paedophiles (Peter Tatchell and his ilk are not just faeces frollickers, they are pederasts) and other nonsense like "transgender issues". It's time the independence supporters gave the likes of Michael Fry/Wealthy Nation and the Scottish Libertarian Party a chance. 3 2 Link to comment
maryhilldon Posted January 24, 2019 Share Posted January 24, 2019 Said it a while ago, she's only interested in virtue signalling and photo ops. I've voted SNP since the mid-2000s but I can't stand her anymore. 2 Link to comment
Redforever86 Posted January 24, 2019 Share Posted January 24, 2019 Aye she’s nae the best. Patrick Harvie would be a better leader for the Yes movement. Link to comment
Parklife Posted January 24, 2019 Share Posted January 24, 2019 It's more to do with living standards, leisure time etc that they base' happiness' on. It's nothing to do with walking about with a big smile on your face. And it's not about you joggers, who go round and round.Stop singing my song. 1 Link to comment
dave_min Posted January 24, 2019 Share Posted January 24, 2019 Stop singing my song.Don’t look back in anger Link to comment
BrianFaePerth Posted January 24, 2019 Share Posted January 24, 2019 Stop singing my song.Loser by Beck? 2 Link to comment
Henry Posted January 24, 2019 Author Share Posted January 24, 2019 Alex Salmond, the former first minister of Scotland, has been arrested by police and will appear in court on Thursday afternoon. Salmond has been under investigation by Police Scotland following a confidential investigation by the Scottish government into allegations by two women that he sexually harassed them several years ago. The Scottish government sent their final report to police in August last year. A Police Scotland spokesman said: “We can confirm a 64-year-old man has been arrested and charged and a report has been sent to the procurator fiscal.” Link to comment
Old manny Posted January 24, 2019 Share Posted January 24, 2019 Alex Salmond, the former first minister of Scotland, has been arrested by police and will appear in court on Thursday afternoon. Salmond has been under investigation by Police Scotland following a confidential investigation by the Scottish government into allegations by two women that he sexually harassed them several years ago. The Scottish government sent their final report to police in August last year. A Police Scotland spokesman said: “We can confirm a 64-year-old man has been arrested and charged and a report has been sent to the procurator fiscal.” I smell a stitch up Henry. Wonder if Leslie Evans knows anything about it? Link to comment
Clydeside_Sheep Posted January 24, 2019 Share Posted January 24, 2019 No offence to my fellow independence supporters, but I called it some time ago and stand by it, she's a liability to the chance of success and is more interested in playing token gender and race cards, promoting people on positive discrimination (an oxymoron if ever there was one) while costing up to war criminals, paedophiles (Peter Tatchell and his ilk are not just faeces frollickers, they are pederasts) and other nonsense like "transgender issues". As you know I am a unionist, but - independence aside - i totally agree with your review of Sturgeon and her priorities. Her leadership has shown what the politics of an indy scotland would be like, a haven of progressive tokenism. Meaning real issues are ignored in favour of nonsense, to allow Sturgeon to fete herself. You are also bang on about tatchell and his ilk - pederasty seems a difficult subject for some on here. Link to comment
Clydeside_Sheep Posted January 24, 2019 Share Posted January 24, 2019 Said it a while ago, she's only interested in virtue signalling and photo ops. I've voted SNP since the mid-2000s but I can't stand her anymore. Stop voting SNP then. Virtue signalling is all their have in their locker. They are like parklife manifested as a political party. 1 1 Link to comment
Clydeside_Sheep Posted January 24, 2019 Share Posted January 24, 2019 Aye she’s nae the best. Patrick Harvie would be a better leader for the Yes movement. Please do strongly promote this idea, I beg of you. I cant think of a better nail in the coffin of separatism, than that obnoxious little gnome as the "face of YES". I saw him out on the town once, with his fellow green party losers. He is even more creepy in real life than in the media, a remarkable feat. He is just a male version of sturgeon, distilled into the weedy body of a baldy cock-muncher. 1 1 Link to comment
Arabian Knight Posted January 24, 2019 Share Posted January 24, 2019 oan that note wit wid the church hink eh man liket that gan aboot pretendin tae be a priest? a deviant racist gan aboot in robes fund raisin n takkin confession n readin dyin cunts thir lest richts Link to comment
maryhilldon Posted January 24, 2019 Share Posted January 24, 2019 Stop voting SNP then. Virtue signalling is all their have in their locker. They are like parklife manifested as a political party.I certainly won't be voting for any of the other parties so I guess I'm done with voting for the foreseeable. Link to comment
mcdougall(4) Posted January 24, 2019 Share Posted January 24, 2019 As I suspected for a while, the hideous feminism of the First Minister has clouded her judgement with nepotism. Stabbing her former mentor in the back doesn't reflect well on anyone. https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2019/01/why-leslie-evans-must-resign/#respond I wouldn't be surprised if this eventually brings her "leadership" down, but after her essay on war criminal Hillary Clinton (called "I'm with her", if anyone hasn't read it) before the last US election, which would have been cringe worthy for a teenage schoolgirl, never mind a head of state, I can't say I didn't see it coming. No offence to my fellow independence supporters, but I called it some time ago and stand by it, she's a liability to the chance of success and is more interested in playing token gender and race cards, promoting people on positive discrimination (an oxymoron if ever there was one) while costing up to war criminals, paedophiles (Peter Tatchell and his ilk are not just faeces frollickers, they are pederasts) and other nonsense like "transgender issues". It's time the independence supporters gave the likes of Michael Fry/Wealthy Nation and the Scottish Libertarian Party a chance. Definitely a misogynist 1 1 Link to comment
Poodler Posted January 24, 2019 Share Posted January 24, 2019 Definitely a misogynistNot often we agree but I do agree with that Link to comment
caledonia Posted January 24, 2019 Share Posted January 24, 2019 As I suspected for a while, the hideous feminism of the First Minister has clouded her judgement with nepotism. Stabbing her former mentor in the back doesn't reflect well on anyone. https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2019/01/why-leslie-evans-must-resign/#respond I wouldn't be surprised if this eventually brings her "leadership" down, but after her essay on war criminal Hillary Clinton (called "I'm with her", if anyone hasn't read it) before the last US election, which would have been cringe worthy for a teenage schoolgirl, never mind a head of state, I can't say I didn't see it coming. No offence to my fellow independence supporters, but I called it some time ago and stand by it, she's a liability to the chance of success and is more interested in playing token gender and race cards, promoting people on positive discrimination (an oxymoron if ever there was one) while costing up to war criminals, paedophiles (Peter Tatchell and his ilk are not just faeces frollickers, they are pederasts) and other nonsense like "transgender issues". It's time the independence supporters gave the likes of Michael Fry/Wealthy Nation and the Scottish Libertarian Party a chance. So splitting the independence vote will help in what wayI want indy but i am not a fan of any party they are all in it for themselves but i only see one party that has a chance of delivering independence Link to comment
Dynamo Posted January 24, 2019 Share Posted January 24, 2019 Brazil's the happiest fucking place I've known man. Motherfuckers literally singing and dancing in the streets and pretty much everywhere you go. It's infectious. I do it myself. Having lived in Denmark and visited Norway. Happy? Lol. Those cunts don't even know they're born. Content and secure yes. But joyful and ebullient? No chance my friend. No way. You don't even have a word for it. ☀ Aye if you're not one of the 60,000 murdered each year. Link to comment
Redforever86 Posted January 25, 2019 Share Posted January 25, 2019 Please do strongly promote this idea, I beg of you. I cant think of a better nail in the coffin of separatism, than that obnoxious little gnome as the "face of YES". I saw him out on the town once, with his fellow green party losers. He is even more creepy in real life than in the media, a remarkable feat. He is just a male version of sturgeon, distilled into the weedy body of a baldy cock-muncher.Hate crime. Reported. @@Police 2 1 Link to comment
Clydeside_Sheep Posted February 6, 2019 Share Posted February 6, 2019 I see Grand-Empress Sturgeon, Mother of the Nation, has said in the USA that its "too soon" to be pushing for independence again. What a let down to her voters, whom in recent weeks she has been agitating with hints of "imminent announcements" regarding a new referendum etc. She has one face for her voters, another for the foreign media. What is she doing in the USA anyway, I would have thought the first minister had some duties here. Any truth in the rumour she is over there selling sticks of rock and those highland dolls in tubes, to raise party funds? 1 1 Link to comment
NEM Posted February 6, 2019 Share Posted February 6, 2019 Too busy virtue signalling to worry about another independence vote (which will be the end of her career when she loses) 1 Link to comment
Clydeside_Sheep Posted February 6, 2019 Share Posted February 6, 2019 Too busy virtue signalling to worry about another independence vote (which will be the end of her career when she loses) Excellent point, she will only go for a new referendum once she is prepared to retire (as would be most likely). Link to comment
Jocky Balboa Posted February 6, 2019 Share Posted February 6, 2019 I see Grand-Empress Sturgeon, Mother of the Nation, has said in the USA that its "too soon" to be pushing for independence again. What a let down to her voters, whom in recent weeks she has been agitating with hints of "imminent announcements" regarding a new referendum etc. She has one face for her voters, another for the foreign media. What is she doing in the USA anyway, I would have thought the first minister had some duties here. Any truth in the rumour she is over there selling sticks of rock and those highland dolls in tubes, to raise party funds?She has been the epitome of controlled opposition for quite some time now. She throws the happy clappers a bone once in a while, but in reality has done fuck all to advance the party's case for independence. At best, she's pinned her hopes on Brexit being a disaster (a passive approach, which instils no confidence, when she relies on outside circumstances) and at worst, painted herself into a corner by making such a song and dance in the media about forcing a second vote over Brexit, but doing little else (the grassroots movement is ready, but growing more anxious and impatient by the day). I called it long ago and will stand by it - I say she's pinning her hopes on backing out of a second vote (hence the energy being spent on "stopping Brexit", or blaming it's uncertainty on lack of decision on timeframe) and scraping through the 2021 election as a minority government. Let's face it, that would be the most likely outcome, as grassroots and diehards alike punish her at the ballot box for not "using the mandate" but with the opposition being so weak, she scrapes over the line at 2007 levels. That would see her remain FM for another 5 years, with no mandate (or pressure!) to go for independence and plenty time to push her virtue signalling and social marxist agenda instead. 1 2 Link to comment
eeps Posted February 6, 2019 Share Posted February 6, 2019 She has been the epitome of controlled opposition for quite some time now. She throws the happy clappers a bone once in a while, but in reality has done fuck all to advance the party's case for independence. At best, she's pinned her hopes on Brexit being a disaster (a passive approach, which instils no confidence, when she relies on outside circumstances) and at worst, painted herself into a corner by making such a song and dance in the media about forcing a second vote over Brexit, but doing little else (the grassroots movement is ready, but growing more anxious and impatient by the day). I called it long ago and will stand by it - I say she's pinning her hopes on backing out of a second vote (hence the energy being spent on "stopping Brexit", or blaming it's uncertainty on lack of decision on timeframe) and scraping through the 2021 election as a minority government. Let's face it, that would be the most likely outcome, as grassroots and diehards alike punish her at the ballot box for not "using the mandate" but with the opposition being so weak, she scrapes over the line at 2007 levels. That would see her remain FM for another 5 years, with no mandate (or pressure!) to go for independence and plenty time to push her virtue signalling and social marxist agenda instead.Christ, you're absolutely right. Doubt Sturgeon really wants independence, she presumably realises it would be catastrophic. 3 Link to comment
Bluto10 Posted February 6, 2019 Share Posted February 6, 2019 IndyLOL brexitlol Votinglol Mugs 1 Link to comment
Redforever86 Posted February 6, 2019 Share Posted February 6, 2019 Just for the fucking record you cowards and poofs. I’m getting Indy before I’m dead. Might be the first PG president. 1 Link to comment
The Buzzard Posted February 7, 2019 Share Posted February 7, 2019 She has been the epitome of controlled opposition for quite some time now. She throws the happy clappers a bone once in a while, but in reality has done fuck all to advance the party's case for independence. At best, she's pinned her hopes on Brexit being a disaster (a passive approach, which instils no confidence, when she relies on outside circumstances) and at worst, painted herself into a corner by making such a song and dance in the media about forcing a second vote over Brexit, but doing little else (the grassroots movement is ready, but growing more anxious and impatient by the day). I called it long ago and will stand by it - I say she's pinning her hopes on backing out of a second vote (hence the energy being spent on "stopping Brexit", or blaming it's uncertainty on lack of decision on timeframe) and scraping through the 2021 election as a minority government. Let's face it, that would be the most likely outcome, as grassroots and diehards alike punish her at the ballot box for not "using the mandate" but with the opposition being so weak, she scrapes over the line at 2007 levels. That would see her remain FM for another 5 years, with no mandate (or pressure!) to go for independence and plenty time to push her virtue signalling and social marxist agenda instead.If that happens as you say, she’ll no chance be FM for the 5 years after that. Carefully stage managed exit at some point during those 5 years, if not first year, I reckon. Link to comment
Redforever86 Posted February 7, 2019 Share Posted February 7, 2019 If that happens as you say, she’ll no chance be FM for the 5 years after that. Carefully stage managed exit at some point during those 5 years, if not first year, I reckon. Fuck sturgeon I could get my knob oot and win. Link to comment
caledonia Posted February 7, 2019 Share Posted February 7, 2019 What is she doing in the USA anyway, I would have thought the first minister had some duties here. Any truth in the rumour she is over there selling sticks of rock and those highland dolls in tubes, to raise party funds?Not mine but an open letter in the Orkney news Although predictable, there is nothing – nothing – more dispiriting than you greeting about the First Minister of the country and the Parliament that you pretend to represent about the cost of sending the leader of that parliament and that country to America to say something positive about us. Somebody has to, and God knows, you won’t. Your job is to talk us down at every opportunity. I understand this. Attending a Burns Supper in Downing Street isn’t fooling anybody, by the way. Two things. Firstly, talking us up ought to be a good thing, and your continuing belittling of the person who is, after all, the elected leader of your country is just a supercharged version of the Scottish Cringe, on stilts. Unless of course Scotland isn’t your country, and actually your country is Britain. Which of course it is. Which makes me ask again: what is the point of you? And why are you undermining your own parliament by voting against the Holyrood Continuity Bill? Why are you dismissing the Scottish Agricultural Bill and insisting we follow Michael Gove? Is this not a devolved area? Are we not a Parliament? Are we not a country? Is power devolved, power retained? If you believe so, then why are you here? The second thing is this. The leader of the country – Britain – that you actually identify with – has just spent the last several months grandstanding in Brussels and Belfast and elsewhere trying to re-negotiate things that have already been agreed and are not open to renegotiation. We’ll add the cost of this unicorn chasing to the £4bn of taxpayers money that has already been spent on preparing for the type of hardline, terrifying Brexit that wasn’t even spoken about in 2016. I look forward to outrage similar to that afforded to a legitimate and timely ministerial visit to America from the media and from yourselves that is surely inevitable after this reckless and profligate squandering of taxpayers’ money. Isn’t it time you stood up for Scotland, as you promised. As one of your more likeable leaders once said: put up or shut up. Yours, The people of Scotland. 1 Link to comment
For Fecks Sake Posted February 7, 2019 Share Posted February 7, 2019 Not mine but an open letter in the Orkney news Although predictable, there is nothing – nothing – more dispiriting than you greeting about the First Minister of the country and the Parliament that you pretend to represent about the cost of sending the leader of that parliament and that country to America to say something positive about us. Somebody has to, and God knows, you won’t. Your job is to talk us down at every opportunity. I understand this. Attending a Burns Supper in Downing Street isn’t fooling anybody, by the way. Two things. Firstly, talking us up ought to be a good thing, and your continuing belittling of the person who is, after all, the elected leader of your country is just a supercharged version of the Scottish Cringe, on stilts. Unless of course Scotland isn’t your country, and actually your country is Britain. Which of course it is. Which makes me ask again: what is the point of you? And why are you undermining your own parliament by voting against the Holyrood Continuity Bill? Why are you dismissing the Scottish Agricultural Bill and insisting we follow Michael Gove? Is this not a devolved area? Are we not a Parliament? Are we not a country? Is power devolved, power retained? If you believe so, then why are you here? The second thing is this. The leader of the country – Britain – that you actually identify with – has just spent the last several months grandstanding in Brussels and Belfast and elsewhere trying to re-negotiate things that have already been agreed and are not open to renegotiation. We’ll add the cost of this unicorn chasing to the £4bn of taxpayers money that has already been spent on preparing for the type of hardline, terrifying Brexit that wasn’t even spoken about in 2016. I look forward to outrage similar to that afforded to a legitimate and timely ministerial visit to America from the media and from yourselves that is surely inevitable after this reckless and profligate squandering of taxpayers’ money. Isn’t it time you stood up for Scotland, as you promised. As one of your more likeable leaders once said: put up or shut up. Yours, The people of Scotland.Not questioning why she is dragging her heels and not calling Indy Ref 2 then? 1 Link to comment
beer gut Posted February 21, 2019 Share Posted February 21, 2019 I'm going right off the SNP. Councils can now tax companies on employees car parking spaces. Fucking seriously. FUCK OFF. 2 1 Link to comment
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