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Tag Archives: Westminster
The Thistle, the Lion and the Unicorn (taster)
I have ceased blogging to concentrate on writing my book “The Thistle, The lion and the Unicorn” However here is a taster of the Introduction and first chapter. It is unedited as yet…so this is just the first draft with … Continue reading
Posted in #Scotref, Brexit, Council Elections, EU, Europe, General Election, independence, Nicola Sturgeon, politics, scotland, Theresa May, YES
Tagged Independence, Labour, Scotland, SNP, The thistle the lion and the unicorn, Tories, Westminster
9 Comments
Mandates for Dummies
Well what a week it has been… May comes to Glasgow and meets with Nicola Sturgeon in a wee hotel room, says nothing of any significance and sods off to do photo opportunities with the polis and then off to … Continue reading
Posted in #Scotref, Brexit, EU, Europe, General Election, independence, Nicola Sturgeon, politics, scotland, Theresa May
Tagged EU, Europe, Independence, Labour, Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland, Scottish Greens, Scottish parliament, SNP, Theresa May, Torys, Westminster
3 Comments
ODE TO JOY ….IndyRef2 GAME ON!
Bill reported, without amendment (Standing Order No. 83D(6)). Alex Salmond (Gordon) (SNP) Share this contribution On a point of order, Mr Deputy Speaker. The Government’s refusal to accept a single amendment means there will be no Report stage. The programme … Continue reading
Posted in Brexit, EU, Europe, independence, Nicola Sturgeon, politics, scotland, Theresa May, YES2
Tagged Brexit, Nicola Sturgeon, Ode to Joy, Scotland, SNP, Westminster
5 Comments
Cherry Bites Back!
If the Westminster establishment and the Torys thought that they were going to get off lightly for denying Joanna Cherry voice the other night, they soon realised today that Joanna is not at all as sweet and soft as the … Continue reading
Posted in EU, Europe, independence, politics, scotland
Tagged Brexit, Joanna Cherry, Scotland, Westminster
1 Comment
We will Not Sit Down. We will not shut Up. We Will Be Heard
After the despicable attempts of the Tory government to shove through the European Exit bill in the committee stage, giving as little time as possible to debate amendments ,and Torys filibustering to prevent discussion, with 2 Torys speaking for half … Continue reading
Time to Get Out of Dodge
Yesterday was the day when every Scot, regardless of political leaning should have been conclusively made aware the disrespect that the majority of the Westminster parliament and in particular the current British government hold them in. I can only call … Continue reading
Posted in Brexit, EU, independence, politics, scotland
Tagged Brexit, British, Scotland, SNP, Tory, Westminster
15 Comments
Unionists are Not Unionists
It may seem a strange thing to say, but unionists are not unionists. Whatever they may be, or whatever they think they are, what they are decidedly not is Unionist. Many residents of Scotland when asked how they identify themselves, … Continue reading
Posted in EU, independence, scotland, Theresa May
Tagged Britain, Labour, LibDems, politics, Scotland, SNP, Theresa May, Tory, Union, Unionists, Westminster
4 Comments
Indyref2…..Why it may not happen
“Talking up indyref2 is irresponsible economic vandalism. Our country is divided enough – don’t divide us again First Minister”, says Kezia Dugdale. UK Govt is saying only a party majority win in a Holyrood election earns a mandate. “Theresa May … Continue reading
Posted in Brexit, Change, EU, Europe, independence, Manifesto, Nicola Sturgeon, politics, scotland, Theresa May, YES, YES2
Tagged EFTA, EU, Europe, Scotland, Scottish parliament, Scottish referendum, Westminster
7 Comments
No You Can’t have another referendum
Car crash Dugdale in her speech to the Labour conference stated absolutely clearly (at least for a few hours) that under no circumstance would she or the Scottish Labour branch support a second Scottish Independence referendum. Later she was asked … Continue reading
Posted in Brexit, EU, Europe, independence, Manifesto, Nicola Sturgeon, scotland, Theresa May, YES2
Tagged Europe, Holyrood, Independence, Independence referendum, Labour, politics, Scotland, Scots Independence, Scottish Independence, Scottish Independence referendum, Scottish parliament, Scottish Politics, SNP, Tory, Westminster, YES
2 Comments
Eton Mess and Labour Crumble
Eton mess is a traditional English Dessert consisting of a mixture of strawberries, broken meringue, and whipped heavy cream.Or alternatively the dogs breakfast David Camerons Tories left us with, but instead of broken meringue they used Brexit. Theresa Mays version … Continue reading
Posted in politics, scotland
Tagged Labour, politics, Scotland, Scottish Politics, Tory, Westminster
6 Comments