58% and rising

[Deeranged]

Support for independence.

Looks like my 60% comment the other day wasn't as wide of the mark as some might have thought.

Time for indy ref 2 approaching, cannae wait.

[Returnofrros]

Support for independence.

Looks like my 60% comment the other day wasn't as wide of the mark as some might have thought.

Time for indy ref 2 approaching, cannae wait.

Luckily I'll be dead before this happens or in a care home for the SNP to commit genocide.

[jdfc]

Support for independence.

Looks like my 60% comment the other day wasn't as wide of the mark as some might have thought.

Time for indy ref 2 approaching, cannae wait.

Did the polls not have your lot ahead before the once in a generation vote the last time ?

No one I speak to has decided they would vote for it second time round, I can only see the gap getting wider, people are coming around to the dictator and seeing her for what she is

[Deeranged]

Did the polls not have your lot ahead before the once in a generation vote the last time ?

No one I speak to has decided they would vote for it second time round, I can only see the gap getting wider, people are coming around to the dictator and seeing her for what she is

Strangely most people I speak to are for independence.

The dictator will be out of office because her party will be obsolete so nothing to worry about there.

[Mudskipper]

You still have to convince Westminster to give another referendum vote ,not going to happen....if this covid flu thingy has taught the electorate anything it’s that MP’s do what they want when they want to suit their political or personnel needs..

[eric_sinclair]

I think there will be a 2nd vote,things change like Brexit and you cannot seriously go by just what a tory government want.Know a few people who would now back independence having voted against before.I think the change in support could be the elderly possibly like the way sturgeon is dealing with covid and its the elderly who she needs to convince.imo both sturgeon and boris have made an arse of covid so who knows what might happen in the future.

[Returnofrros]

Strangely most people I speak to are for independence.

The dictator will be out of office because her party will be obsolete so nothing to worry about there.

She will never relinquish power.

Evil.

[Returnofrros]

I'd call her a Nazi but apparently that's not aloud, so i wont. You can of course call anyone a Nazi who has right of centre views, that's allowed and encouraged in progressive Scotland.

[BCram]

I think that unless the other parties press for all the documents relating to the case there will be a big kiss and make up between Nicola and Alec. They both have too much invested in the cause of independence to allow a tiff about something that a jury found him not guilty. I don't read any SNP supporters getting their knickers in a twist about this case. If you look at other countries that gained independence there was a National party that got re-elected time and time again with a leader who eventually seemed to be the dictator. I am not so confident that Deeranged is right and the SNP will fall away.

[islaydarkblue]

How can people in Scotland possibly vote in favour of Scotland becoming an independent country when their leader Nicola Sturgeon is currently begging for more money from the Westminster Government.
This is the real world not the ‘Brigadoon’ country that the pro independence supporters seem to think it will be.
Even if they are allowed to rejoin their ‘precious’ EU they will be governed by the faceless bureaucrats at Brussels.
At least an independent Scotland will not have to worry about which currency they will have to adopt. It will be the Scottish Groat until they they can get their current deficit down to 3% of their GDP they will have to join the Euro.
The ‘one size fits all’ Euro is hopeless for most countries in the EU as they are governed by the Euro exchange rate. Individual countries throughout the EU cannot float the Euro to suit their own country’s financial needs.