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 26th January 2024, 05:46 PM
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QUOTE(Silas @ Jan 26 2024, 03:28 PM)  Given that she called Boris a „f***ing clown“ it’s not far off  And she’s totally correct. Living for the unionist media trying to unleash a smear campaign against her and it massively backfiring coz everyone hates Boris Absolutely this been desperate to bring her and the snp down! |
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26th January 2024, 07:56 PM
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Honestly Scottish Twitter has been on fire since the messages were released. And it happened on Burns Night. Like they couldn’t have picked a better night for the good side of Scottish Twitter to run absolutely rampant and blow this up in the unionist presses face.
There’s another set from Humza as well where he goes after a gobshite of a labour MSP. Peak entertainment value in the dark of Jan. |
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27th January 2024, 01:24 PM
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QUOTE(Doctor Blind @ Jan 26 2024, 11:15 AM) I've never been more in agreement with her!
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27th January 2024, 05:20 PM
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 there's nothing straight about plump Elvis
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There's a lot I could say about Sc0tGov's handling of the pandemic that I know from behind the scenes...
Long story short the disappearing Whatspp messages did not surprise me at all. They may or may not be part of an 'accidental' trend. |
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15th March 2024, 11:00 AM
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Anyone catch Stephen Flynn, Westminster SNP leader, on Question Time yesterday? They had the Anders Breivik idol, deranged racist Melanie Phillips on claiming that there was no famine in Gaza because she had seen YouTube videos of food on shelves!
 (Even Tory stooge Fiona Bruce had to call out that bs) and he completely destroyed her., Plus he was excellent on the Diana Abbot racism affair too. Got morals and strength and freedom to say that. So we get the best opposition from within the UK, not from our mealy mouthed official opposition leader who wants to suppress what his MPs say on the big issues affecting us but from someone who wants to break up the UK. Ironic but badly needed. And Scots show up England yet again. |
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15th March 2024, 07:40 PM
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Flynn is a excellent weekly performer at PMQs - his questions are brilliant at attacking both blue Tory versions!
Phillips was awful but you expect it from her she likes to be controversial. Most wide eyed moment of the night for me was learning Fiona was from the Wirral 😳 |
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Thursday, 02:01 PM
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I feel it COMING!
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We might need a foot-shoot thread for SNP because this is funny
 https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/polit...f-b2534497.html First breaking the Greens coalition in by u-turning on gender-affirming healthcare and ditching climate targets, and now SNP is on the brink of total collapse 
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Thursday, 05:42 PM
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Shame if only for the fact that Humza Yousaf is 100% anti Israeli genocide but he doesn't have the glue that Sturgeon had.
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Thursday, 05:55 PM
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The SNP really has gone to shit since Nicola Sturgeon resigned. Even Alex Salmond back in his day had an agenda and something worth talking about. Humza Yousaf just sits here and hopes for the best, undoing everything good that came before him. Can only see a destructive, unionist Tory government on the horizon come 2026.
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Thursday, 06:45 PM
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Would a Labour government not be the likeliest alt gov now?
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Thursday, 06:49 PM
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nabad
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QUOTE(Steve201 @ 25th April 2024, 07:45 PM) Would a Labour government not be the likeliest alt gov now? Hopefully, but in the current parliament they're 9 seats short of the Tories and I'm not confident losses from the SNP at the next election would fully translate to Labour (or other oppositions). A hung parliament is probably going to be the most likely outcome if the SNP lose a vast amount of voters. |
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Thursday, 08:12 PM
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Of course the system was created to ensure a hungparliament!
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Thursday, 09:08 PM
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Looks like the SNP leader has called this one badly, reckon he's toast now. He either bends over backwards to Alex Salmon, or he's out.
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Thursday, 10:02 PM
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His goose is cooked!!
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Thursday, 10:06 PM
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Break the tension
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I imagine he's in for a sleepless night
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Yesterday, 12:53 PM
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QUOTE(Calum @ 25th April 2024, 06:55 PM) The SNP really has gone to shit since Nicola Sturgeon resigned. Even Alex Salmond back in his day had an agenda and something worth talking about. Humza Yousaf just sits here and hopes for the best, undoing everything good that came before him. Can only see a destructive, unionist Tory government on the horizon come 2026. You won't be waiting until 2026 for an election in Scotland. The Conservatives are tabling a motion of no confidence in Humza but Labour are tabling a motion of no confidence in the government. Both should pass - if the second one does an election looks likely short of Labour and the Tories working with each other - which isn't happening. |
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