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  1. The Greens ARE going to vote for the linesman's VONC in Humza Yousaf which also slags off the Greens The Greens ARE NOT going to vote for Anus's VONC in the current Scottish Government that they are no longer part of ALBA want reassurances from Humza before they vote to save his neck in the VONC ALBS ARE NOT voting for the VONC in the Scottish Government Humza is going to be the jobbie that wont flush until he takes the SNP into a major election
  2. The Colonialists and Quislings are circling the wagons UK (England's) Labour's Rachel Reeves has said voting to bring down the SNP (Scottish) government and forcing an election in Scotland is the right thing to do for the people of Scotland ( English Labour)
  3. More serious than the VONC in Yousaf Anas Sarwar to lodge vote of no confidence in Scottish Government A fud that is worse than Humza
  4. I was presuming that the Mods were all members of the green party ! Anyway - another meeting tomorrow (you dont have one for ages then 2 come along) at 10am and rumours that Humza is resigning and Kate Forbes wont be standing https://wingsoverscotland.com/here-you-go-again/
  5. The linesman going for a VONC presumably after reading Wings
  6. The wokies are already gunning for Forbes Steafan Dedalus @StFilansDream Kate Forbes is not the answer. Okay she speaks Gaelic which is good…but her right-wing neo-conservative ultra-Christian orthodoxy won’t cut it.
  7. https://wingsoverscotland.com/an-uncommon-occurrence/ News reaches Wings this evening that Humza Yousaf has called an emergency meeting of the Scottish Cabinet at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning. (This information has been confirmed directly to us by a source very close to a member of said Cabinet.) An emergency Cabinet meeting is an extraordinarily rare event. As far as we can establish there have only been two during the SNP’s time in power – when the budget failed to pass in 2009 and Alex Salmond’s administration had to decide whether or not to trigger a general election, and one the day after the Brexit vote to supposedly plan a second indyref (LOL). But in any case they’re extremely unusual. The subject of the meeting has not been disclosed to us. It could, for example, concern imminent developments in Operation Branchform, or it could relate to the Bute House Agreement between the SNP and the Scottish Greens. Or Scotland could be about to declare war on Morocco or something. But we are told that the fact of the meeting taking place is a 100% certainty. So no sleeping in tomorrow, readers. It’s probably going to be big.
  8. Shocking that it needs someone like this to say it rather than someone from the SNP
  9. Just seen he has made another arse of himself regarding the Horizon Post Office scandal If i was a cynic i would say it is completely down to him being a devolutionist rather than an Independence seeker
  10. Last night somebody on twatter said that they had heard this was a possibility and i said it was 100% pish Nothing would surprise you anymore with the NuSNP however this would be the death knell
  11. Kevin McKenna @kmckenna63 Many of us thought that Harvie was a 'wrong un' from the outset. His opinion about Cass raises questions about child safety in Scotland. How did someone with these views insinuate himself into the government of Scotland?
  12. Had a fiver on the desmond, forgot about it so didn't think about cashing out English prick
  13. It isn't perverse You really had to have been there ....on more occasions that i care to remember Argentina done something to the Scottish psyche in the late 70s - fact
  14. I see how that worked when it came to Yousaf or Forbes .... not to mention being warned what was likely to happen They binned support for Forbes because of her objection to the GRR And that will be their priority when the next leadership election happens because they have surrounded themselves with a wokerati team base
  15. Leighton James passes away aged 71 A nemesis for those of a certain age in the 70s
  16. It's good ideology however the thorny issue is that almost every branch has been infiltrated never mind the SNP NEC Did any branch endorse Kate Forbes or Ash Regan, apart from their own constituences ? Pissing against the wind would be easier
  17. I'm still waiting to hear what the plan is once the SNP take a hammering at the general election Everyone hoping that a phoenix rises from the flames might be very disappointed For a start there will need to be another leadership election if Humza resigns and the Sturgeon loyalists will not be happy about that meaning more civil war Next you have what's left of the membership are those that actually voted Humza as leader who will be voting on the next leader Then you have the SNP Holyrood mafia - they will be untouched by a General Election wipeout - and virtually all of them supported Humza Shona Robison, Karen Adam, Christina McKelvie, Shirley Ann Somerville etc etc Forbes might not win again Then you have the 20-30 MPs that are booted out at the GE - they become mainly non entities
  18. Correct Everybody and the neighbour's dug knows this The only way now is through the ballot box at every election there is or a violent uprising The SNP lose credibility by not acknowledging that
  19. PASSED: Israel military and humanitarian aid package passes the House The House has also now passed a funding package worth $26.4bn (£21.3bn) for Israel. It includes military aid, including replenishing air defence systems, as well as funding for humanitarian measures.
  20. Wonder if this will get the same coverage on TV and Radio as the Scottish Government ditching targets - not to mention cunts like Lumsden being doorstepped https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-68863796 Chris Stark: Rishi Sunak has set us back, head of climate change watchdog says Rishi Sunak has "set us back" on climate change and left the UK at risk of falling behind other countries, according to the head of a government watchdog, the Climate Change Committee. In an exclusive interview with the BBC, Chris Stark said the prime minister had "clearly not made [climate change] as much of a priority as his predecessors".
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