The New Fat Scotland 'Thanks for all the Fish' Thread.

Shaka_Zulu

elantan wrote: »

It's called joining the dots ...

I don't think so.

Unfortunately for her, she is beyond the reach of SNP vote buying benevolence that beggars Scotland.

Why do the SNP not use the statutory powers they already have?

We all know the answer to that. It will put their incompetence firmly in the spotlight.

elantan

Shaka_Zulu wrote: »

I don't think so.

Unfortunately for her, she is beyond the reach of SNP vote buying benevolence that beggars Scotland.

Why do the SNP not use the statutory powers they already have?

We all know the answer to that. It will put their incompetence firmly in the spotlight.

Your quite funny

Shaka_Zulu

A new survey for STV found the First Minister s ratings had fallen from +14 to -4 since September. The reality is that people are sick to death of Nicola Sturgeon and her nonsense, weak leadership, inept government and obsession with a second independence referendum.

Everything has a time and a place, 2014 was the wrong time for a referendum which I said would fail and I was proven to be correct. There might have been a chance in 2018 as I blogged on in the past but by going too early, lying, not doing the work, having buffoons as candidates put the spanner in the works.

2018, the real window back then as a date is now closed because of everything which transpired from 2012 onwards.

In ye olde days, Nicola Sturgeon was seen as a horrible wee b' stard that no one liked but despite that she climbed the SNP ladder because of her ability to shout and scream, the press latched onto her and the SNP promoted her but as we now know in 2017, in the cold light of day, she has become a divisive figure on the doorstep. In Govanhill, the slum she could not be bothered to fix as the MSP, many people hated her with a passion which is why she is away. When she was representing part of Govan, I met some women who hated her guts with the same passion displayed in Govanhill.

The joke of the election is that Nicola Sturgeon is now seen as a liability to the Nationalist cause, but as we all know, there isnt talent waiting behind her, the rot has set in, whether other parties can take advantage of this is their concern.

Shakethedisease

Shaka_Zulu wrote: »

A new survey for STV found the First Minister s ratings had fallen from +14 to -4 since September. The reality is that people are sick to death of Nicola Sturgeon and her nonsense, weak leadership, inept government and obsession with a second independence referendum.

Everything has a time and a place, 2014 was the wrong time for a referendum which I said would fail and I was proven to be correct. There might have been a chance in 2018 as I blogged on in the past but by going too early, lying, not doing the work, having buffoons as candidates put the spanner in the works.

2018, the real window back then as a date is now closed because of everything which transpired from 2012 onwards.

In ye olde days, Nicola Sturgeon was seen as a horrible wee b' stard that no one liked but despite that she climbed the SNP ladder because of her ability to shout and scream, the press latched onto her and the SNP promoted her but as we now know in 2017, in the cold light of day, she has become a divisive figure on the doorstep. In Govanhill, the slum she could not be bothered to fix as the MSP, many people hated her with a passion which is why she is away. When she was representing part of Govan, I met some women who hated her guts with the same passion displayed in Govanhill.

The joke of the election is that Nicola Sturgeon is now seen as a liability to the Nationalist cause, but as we all know, there isnt talent waiting behind her, the rot has set in, whether other parties can take advantage of this is their concern.

Actually that's not really right is it ?

The poll shows the SNP taking 50 seats, with the Tories taking 6, Labour 1 and Lib Dem 1. Independence support is at 47% and while Sturgeon's popularity is down, Ruth Davidon's is also down by a whopping 26 points. Ouch.

STV election poll: SNP to hold 50 seats amid Tory gains

https://stv.tv/news/politics/1390009-stv-election-poll-snp-to-hold-50-seats-amid-tory-gains/

cogito

Shakethedisease wrote: »

Actually that's not really right is it ?

Isn't it? Her photograph isn't on the front of the manifesto unlike in previous elections. It looks like her own party see her as a vote loser.

Shaka_Zulu

Shakethedisease wrote: »

Independence support is at 47%

So are you predicting SNP + Greens > 46.9% in the GE?

Or is that not right either?

IveSeenTheLight

Shaka_Zulu wrote: »

So are you predicting SNP + Greens > 46.9% in the GE?

Or is that not right either?

What's not right is that this GE is being construed as a binary question on independence.
It's not.

IveSeenTheLight

cogito wrote: »

Isn't it? Her photograph isn't on the front of the manifesto unlike in previous elections. It looks like her own party see her as a vote loser.

How many General Elections has NS been the leader of the SNP?

Is TM's photo on the front of the Conservative manifesto?
If JC on the front of Labours?
Is Tim Farron on the front of the Lib Dems?
Is Paul Nuttal on the front of UKIP's?

Incidentally, NS is on the front cover of the manifesto

Do you think in reflection you may be clutching at straws on this?

Yah_Boo_Sux

IveSeenTheLight wrote: »

What's not right is that this GE is being construed as a binary question on independence.
It's not.

Aw, and we know you can't cope with binary questions.
Still, blame Nicola. She's the one made it binary in Scotland by putting in the SNP manifesto that if they win a majority of seats they want a second independence referendum.

Shakethedisease

Yah_Boo_Sux wrote: »

Aw, and we know you can't cope with binary questions.
Still, blame Nicola. She's the one made it binary in Scotland by putting in the SNP manifesto that if they win a majority of seats they want a second independence referendum.

Not to worry, Ruth Davidson has indicated on tv that even getting over 50% of the vote isn't going to be a mandate either.

She's totally losing the plot I think. And Dugdale had Glenn Campbell ( BBC Scotland political stalwart ) visibly rolling his eyes and getting p****d off that she wouldn't answer a straight question as to Labour blocking a section 30 if Corbyn is PM.

Both of them and Rennie are all coming dangerously close to having to agree or deny the legitimacy of Holyrood itself and Scottish voters and Scottish journo's are starting to ask this 'so you don't accept the Scottish Parliament has a mandate' question in just about every interview going now. All are struggling badly trying to avoid answering.

Cringeworthy, Glenn is well annoyed :- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhaFlpr3idg