Sturgeonland

[Donanddusted]

The SNP undoubtedly has to answer for the ferries mess.

However, how much (if anything) of this have you read about in the mainstream press:

https://www.thenational.scot/news/23...nical-failure/

A £3 BILLION warship which was only declared fully operational in 2021 is to be partially stripped for parts following a major mechanical failure.

...The HMS Prince of Wales, which was built at Rosyth Dockyard between 2011 and 2019, was expected to be ready for frontline duties in the Royal Navy by 2023.

Repairs to the HMS Prince of Wales are set to cost around £25 million although the navy insists that it will still be operational within the agreed timeframe.


No. Me neither. Funny that, eh?

[57vintage]

I keep it simple.

I don’t reward failure at any democratic level by offering my vote to those who have failed.

[Mason89]

I keep it simple.

I don’t reward failure at any democratic level by offering my vote to those who have failed.

Depends on your constituency of course but by not rewarding their failure, you’re rewarding parties who are guaranteed to make a bigger c*nt of it.
Not an ideal situation for the Scottish electorate but it’s the one we’re in

[Shetland Don]

Depends on your constituency of course but by not rewarding their failure, you’re rewarding parties who are guaranteed to make a bigger c*nt of it.
Not an ideal situation for the Scottish electorate but it’s the one we’re in

What errant nonsense. What Vintage is saying, I believe, is that the apparent internal financial irregularities in the SNP, if proven, are not mitigated, to any extent whatsoever, by perceived or actual financial shenanigans elsewhere. You and Stewarty don’t seem to get that.