SNP survey shows support for independence in decline

[Rangersmandownunder]

Oh dear, a wee survey done by the tartan tories shows support for independence in decline, not surprising but the mad sqad will be on to tell its no true and independence is inevitable.


NICOLA Sturgeon has been left red-faced after the Scottish Government's own poll revealed support for independence has hit its lowest level since the referendum.
The latest Scottish Social Attitudes survey shows that just 42 per cent of people want the country to leave the UK, compared with 58 per cent who want to stay.

It is the greatest support for the Union seen since August 2014 - one month before the referendum - and comes as a huge blow to the SNP leadership.

At last weekend's party conference, the First Minister announced she would launch a fresh push for independence during the next parliament.
The Scottish Social Attitudes (SSA) survey, published on Thursday, is based on 1,288 face-to-face interviews carried out between July 2015 and January this year.

It is funded by the Scott

[spameater1]

Do you only Swallow Swallow Polls that suit your Agenda?

[IanAberdon]

Strange that Rolf is reporting all this from a country that is in itself independent. Makes you wonder if he really is in Oz!

[Rangersmandownunder]

Do you only Swallow Swallow Polls that suit your Agenda?

Its no true muppet number 1 :-D

[Rangersmandownunder]

Strange that Rolf is reporting all this from a country that is in itself independent. Makes you wonder if he really is in Oz!

Why is it strange?

[spameater1]

Strange that Rolf is reporting all this from a country that is in itself independent. Makes you wonder if he really is in Oz!

Why is it strange?[/quote]

Would you rather OZ was back under Imperial rule?If so why did you leave good old Blighty?

[54FairAndSquare]

Every Scot Nat knows this to be true but dare not admin it. At least in public

The 44.7, rather than being a stepping stone to inevitable independence, is in fact Peak Yes. They had everything in their favour. They got to pick the time, frame the question and spend 2-3 years brainwashing at taxpayers' expense. They even had favourable economic circumstances as events since have shown, They had a Tory government in London, their ideal scenario. And they still couldn't get it over the line.

In spite of their flag and fatherland corruption of public space, including brainwashing the young, they're no further forward.

It was kind of like an Ally's Tartan Army campaign.

Alex Salmond = The Ally McLeod of politics.

[spameater1]

Every Scot Nat knows this to be true but dare not admin it. At least in public

The 44.7, rather than being a stepping stone to inevitable independence, is in face Peak Yes. They had everything in their favour. They got to pick the time, frame the question and spend 2-3 years brainwashing at taxpayers' expense. They even had favourable economic circumstances as events since have shown, They had a Tory government in London, their ideal scenario. And they still couldn't get it over the line.

In spite of their flag and fatherland corruption of public space, including brainwashing the young, they're no further forward.

It was kind of like an Ally's Tartan Army campaign.

Alex Salmond = The Ally McLeod of politics.

Are you in favour of the Tories shafting the poor and the disabled Wlatty?

[Rangersmandownunder]

Strange that Rolf is reporting all this from a country that is in itself independent. Makes you wonder if he really is in Oz!

Why is it strange?[/quote]

Would you rather OZ was back under Imperial rule?If so why did you leave good old Blighty? [/quote]

Australia has never been part of the Union ya fu()kin idiot.

[54FairAndSquare]

Every Scot Nat knows this to be true but dare not admin it. At least in public

The 44.7, rather than being a stepping stone to inevitable independence, is in face Peak Yes. They had everything in their favour. They got to pick the time, frame the question and spend 2-3 years brainwashing at taxpayers' expense. They even had favourable economic circumstances as events since have shown, They had a Tory government in London, their ideal scenario. And they still couldn't get it over the line.

In spite of their flag and fatherland corruption of public space, including brainwashing the young, they're no further forward.

It was kind of like an Ally's Tartan Army campaign.

Alex Salmond = The Ally McLeod of politics.

Are you in favour of the Tories shafting the poor and the disabled Wlatty?[/quote]

Maybe you should ask Watty that, not me.