
How long's a generation? 25 years, imo - not 5!!!
Dec 20, 2019 -- 9:28AM, onlooker wrote:
1.2 million voted for the SNP - out of a UK population of 66 million... That represents just 1.8% But because of the misproportion of seats per head of population in Scotland, they get an exaggerated representation in Parliament ... and Blackford, consequently, gets FAR MORE than 1.8% of Parliamentary time to continually gob-off about his, and that of the equally noisy female dwarf back in Edinburgh, insular minority interests.Everybody has heard him, and her, and the theme, so many times before, that it is little wonder that the vast majority are no longer interested in what they have to say - just like Johnson ... and could not give a Donald about their jingoistic insular navel-gazing.
Errm, could it be anything to do with the SNP only stand in Scotland? Just to let you know they don't stand in the rest of the UK.
Dec 20, 2019 -- 11:12AM, onlooker wrote:
No - It doesn't help - sofiakenny - because, just like big-mouth Blackford, you are artificially massaging the figures - just to suit your agenda.1.2 million people voted for the SNP ... 33 million people OVERALL voted in the UK General Election ... Now turn THAT into a percentage. Or - I will do that for you ...The SNP got just 3.9% percent of the Overall vote.Boris/The Conservatives got 43.6%
Errm, I refer you to my post above. Hopefully you will eventually understand it.


Try these loon -
Dec 20, 2019 -- 11:40AM, sofiakenny wrote:
The last poll did not have Scotland crashing out of the EU against its will...62-38 REMAIN.
BUT WHY ARE STURGEON AND blackford and CO ,,PERSISTENTLY SAYING SCOTLAND DIDNT VOTE FOR BREXIT,, SCOTLAND WASNT VOTING ALONE,, we were all together,, little midget ..
Dec 20, 2019 -- 4:45PM, trilby22 wrote:
No, I didn't Poli. I was hoping Luke would retain his seat. I hope you had loads on it. Who's your MP anyway?You're Aberdeen South, Ken aye? Does that include Stonehaven? There's you trying to trick me into giving you panning tips Try these loon -https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Highland_Boundary_Faulthttps://www.bbc.co.uk/... Lfc. How was the hot date?
Nadine Dorries
and the rest of the dup and NI.
Dec 20, 2019 -- 9:18PM, lybertyne wrote:
Once Brexit is sorted and everything has calmed down, I'm talking perhaps 2021, the SNP should have their IndyRef2.
Dec 20, 2019 -- 5:24PM, politicspunter wrote:
Dec 20, 2019 -- 4:45PM, trilby22 wrote:No, I didn't Poli. I was hoping Luke would retain his seat. I hope you had loads on it. Who's your MP anyway?You're Aberdeen South, Ken aye? Does that include Stonehaven? There's you trying to trick me into giving you panning tips Try these loon -https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Highland_Boundary_Faulthttps://www.bbc.co.uk/... Lfc. How was the hot date?Nadine Dorries
She's quite a sort - and a good rags to riches story. Anxious would be raging at this Scouse Tory spiv 
"Nadine Dorries was born in Liverpool in the 1950s and raised on a council estate, the daughter of a bus driver. Her first novel, THE FOUR STREETS, was inspired by memories of her childhood, particularly her Irish grandmother who she was very close to.
Nadine trained as a nurse, then followed with a successful career in which she established and then sold her own business. She has been the MP for Mid-Befordshire since 2005 and has three daughters."
Decent MP, iyo?
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=nadine+dorries&atb=v152-7__&iax=images&ia=images
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Dec 20, 2019 -- 5:43PM, lfc1971 wrote:
It went well trilby, thanks . She was nice , interesting , kind , an extrovert . I like women like that , well we would have to be half mad not to
Good stuff mate. I hope things go in the direction of your desire
Dec 20, 2019 -- 6:12PM, moisok wrote:
The latest poll for independence was 56 stay with uk and 44 against.a bit of a blow for herI have always wondered why they swim against the tide annoying lots of people by banging on about to the detriment of home issues in scotlandThen I realised her hatred of the english, appealing to nationalism, diverts attention away from some of her home made disasters. It worked for Hitler too.
Nail on head there, Mo.
Dec 20, 2019 -- 7:27PM, EvgenyKissin wrote:
If your in Trilby, I'm having a noggin e/w on SAVALAS in the next at Wolves - who loves ya baby
Nae luck Sir … assuming you're a sir and not a dame?
Dec 20, 2019 -- 9:48PM, treetop wrote:
Blackford always reminds me of Mr Pickwick when I see him standing in the Commons.
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Mr+Pickwick&atb=v152-7__&iax=images&ia=images 

Dec 21, 2019 -- 4:17AM, politicspunter wrote:
lybertyne • December 20, 2019 9:18 PM GMTOnce Brexit is sorted and everything has calmed down, I'm talking perhaps 2021, the SNP should have their IndyRef2. In the recent election, parties in favour of independence, namely the SNP and Scottish Greens, received 1,270,502 votes. 1,484,740 votes were for pro-union parties. I realise that it was a General Election and not an Independence vote but the SNP talked constantly of Independence; surely if you're Scottish and yearning for independence your vote would go to the SNP. 53.9% of voters weren't wooed by talk of IndyRef2. Let them have their referendum. Let them lose it, along with their raison d'être.You have fallen into the trap of assuming folks that do not vote SNP do not want independence.
You have fallen into the trap of assuming folks that do not vote SNP do not want independence.
No, it's not a trap at all, Poli. Likewise, as you once said to me, thinking the reverse of all people voting snp want indy is a trap. The numbers are not 100% but they are not that far away and a very good indication.
Many snp peeps are pro-Brexit. How aware of that are you?
Dec 21, 2019 -- 8:25AM, trilby22 wrote:
Dec 21, 2019 -- 4:17AM, politicspunter wrote:lybertyne • December 20, 2019 9:18 PM GMTOnce Brexit is sorted and everything has calmed down, I'm talking perhaps 2021, the SNP should have their IndyRef2. In the recent election, parties in favour of independence, namely the SNP and Scottish Greens, received 1,270,502 votes. 1,484,740 votes were for pro-union parties. I realise that it was a General Election and not an Independence vote but the SNP talked constantly of Independence; surely if you're Scottish and yearning for independence your vote would go to the SNP. 53.9% of voters weren't wooed by talk of IndyRef2. Let them have their referendum. Let them lose it, along with their raison d'être.You have fallen into the trap of assuming folks that do not vote SNP do not want independence.You have fallen into the trap of assuming folks that do not vote SNP do not want independence.No, it's not a trap at all, Poli. Likewise, as you once said to me, thinking the reverse of all people voting snp want indy is a trap. The numbers are not 100% but they are not that far away and a very good indication.Many snp peeps are pro-Brexit. How aware of that are you?
Very aware, but don't confuse the EU remain/leave vote with an independence referendum. When it comes to such an important decision such as an independence referendum, party support is a good guide but far from an exact science. Here is the latest polling btw, 46% for, 47% against and 7% undecided.
https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/news/politics/scottish-politics/1039926/exclusive-courier-poll-showing-rise-in-support-for-independence-gives-election-day-boost-to-snp/


Dec 21, 2019 -- 2:18PM, trilby22 wrote:
Friends, sure but I speak with many other people on my endeavours too Are you Scottish then? You seem quite knowledgeable about things here
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_on_Scottish_independence
You can get a good picture of everything on this page.

Ritchie_Mumsnett'll probably do likewise when he reads it.
Dec 21, 2019 -- 8:14PM, trilby22 wrote:
Thanks Poli but I already have a very good picture. The width and breadth of Scotland is also considerably larger and more informative than a ten mile wander. You're Scottish, aren't you? Mo, Sofiakenny PMd me after you asked what a FSE is asking if I could get him a start in the New Year. Said he'd already got his own wellies Ritchie_Mumsnett'll probably do likewise when he reads it.
No, I'm not Scottish. What makes you think that?