Indy Mk II

[ragnarok]

Clearly delusional.
1- there will be NO negotiations
2- Scotland will do as it is told to by England

Even by your low standards.

[Brian Grantland]

It seem to work better with him. I cant quite put my finger on it, I just don't like her. Nothing to do with way she looks, just the way she is. I used to watch Salmond in debates and admire him and laugh when he would turn someone inside out. With her, I cringe and want to hide. She doesn't have the same prowess as Salmond, or at least doesn't come across as well. Personal preferences and all that, but she has put me clean off.

She's from Glasgow.
I think that might be part of it.

[Mason89]

She's from Glasgow.
I think that might be part of it.

Everything south of Stinehaven is weegie to you teuchters

Whereabouts in Glasgow is Ayrshire?

[Barnared]

She is the face of the party though, so when she comes across as she does to me, it doesn't inspire me to want to vote for SNP!

The whole approach to a new referendum by Sturgeon has made me sick to my stomach. She should be taking the lead on providing solutions to Brexit and doing whats best for the country. She thinks Indy will solve everything, but its a long term project and meantime she is forgetting the short term. I want independence for this country, but now is the wrong time to be perusing it. Many of you will disagree with that and think its the perfect time, but that's politics, it divides us all and we all have our own take on it.

Solutions to brexit? Are you for real? What in lala land would that be?

As far as I can see, she and the committee are looking at all they can to allow Scotland to remain in the EU because the people that she was elected to serve want this. Am I wrong? I also see that there seems to be nothing they can do.

That's no solution to brexit. There is no solution to brexit.

I really think some folk still don't get that this is happening. There will be no do-over. There will be no negotiations.
Single market = freedom of movement.

I agree about having your own take on it but there's one thing being of one opinion or another re the vote itself, where every vote is as valid as the other. Another thing is deluding ourselves into believing there is some middle ground to be found or we can negotiate something different or find a "solution"! That's utter nonsense.

[Brian Grantland]

gordon wilson

what a fanny

[Barnared]

Even by your low standards.

Wow, I think you really believe what you wrote. Don't you?

[Pacman1903]

Everything south of Stinehaven is weegie to you teuchters

Whereabouts in Glasgow is Ayrshire?

South Glasgow

[Aldo1983]

For all folk are complaining about our FM going over to speak with the EU and talking about another referendum...at least she's actually doing something.

I was swithering right up till the last minute about voting leave but I was still to be convinced. I've yet to see or hear anyone put a plan in place for what we do next.

All that's happened is the two main parties have fought with themselves and we are now left with the potential PM being either someone that's husband is a major shareholder in G4s, who has ****ed the police, etc over and is pro EU versus someone that would stab anyone in the back and has ****ed the teachers over.

Excellent work.

[Brian Grantland]

For all folk are complaining about our FM going over to speak with the EU and talking about another referendum...at least she's actually doing something.

I was swithering right up till the last minute about voting leave but I was still to be convinced. I've yet to see or hear anyone put a plan in place for what we do next.

All that's happened is the two main parties have fought with themselves and we are now left with the potential PM being either someone that's husband is a major shareholder in G4s, who has ****ed the police, etc over and is pro EU versus someone that would stab anyone in the back and has ****ed the teachers over.

Excellent work.

Not to be a naysayer

But a - she's not actually in a position to DO anything about Brexit.
b - she hasn't actually done anything but go to Brussels and get told nae luck hen, which from a negotiating position isn't great

This week alone there's been a resignation from the nonce enquiry over govt interference and her own right hand man and newly appointed educ sec has gone woah there's way too much bureaucracy in schools, he's been the one signing the cheques, and he didn't have a clue.

All I have said and others is it's time to stop holding referendums or threatening them, and time to get on with fixing Scotland's problems - is that too much to ask.

[Jupiter]

Mrs Krankie has pulled off the amazing acheivement of bring even more annoying than fat Salmond. I can't change the TV channel fast enough when I see her ugly mug appear.