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The Tories seem to be more divided than ever that I can remember and it would seem that Labour are doing absolutely fuk all tp exploit that. Do we even know what Labour's policy on the EU is? Since the date was announced the Labour party has almost been ignored by the media. The only person who seems to have something to say about it, is some geezer I have never heard of who seems to be leading the "Labour out" movement. Where have Scottish Labour been hiding? Do they want to stay in? Are they just too "proud" to admit that they agree with the SNP? This referendum could signal the end of the Labour party as a credible political force. The referendum is all about who will be the next UK PM. The next Tory PM that is. Labour are almost irrelevant already. In Scotland the only thing of any interest is whether the vote will trigger another Independence referendum. Again Labour are irrelevant unless they decide to back independence in the next referendum. That could be a "game changer" but it is almost the only thing left that they could do to get themselves noticed. The best move for the SNP would be to try to ignore the EU referendum as much as possible until after the May elections. That won't be easy because the media will try to control the debate, but all of the SNP folk on TV should be trying to bring the focus back to the May elections. The EU campaign can wait until after that.

97, nae age at all these days. Apparently he retired in 1970. He's been retired for longer than most folk have been alive. What a life he has led.

You're right we are not all middle England but we do have to do what middle England tells us to.

Is that the best "nearly Friday " joke you can come up with? I dinnae get it.

I think this is a "no lose" decision for Boris. If he wins the referendum he will probably automatically be the next PM. If the UK is to leave the EU it will need to be an "outer" to lead them out. He he loses the referendum he will get the benefit at least of having been at on the "right" side as far as most Tory party members are concerned. Those same Tory party members will have a big say in who is the next PM.

I don't think May was in the Bullingdon Club.

We shouldn't forget that "Project Fear" worked, and they won the referendum.

Is he going to increase council tax down there? This is one of Labour's big problems. The voters don't know what they stand for anymore. Kez wants to increase council tax and income tax. It might turn out to be the greatest ever tactical ploy used, going into an election. Time will tell, I suppose?

Is Corbyn proposing an income tax increase for England?

It would appear that Welsh Labour aren't quite as daft as Scottish Labour. Taffy Tories.

It's hard to tell sometimes.

How many Scottish "tactical oot" votes would it take to really piss off the English in the EU referendum?

It wasn't my idea. I was pointing out why it's a daft idea. I think that's why Scunny was laughing, but it's hard to tell as he has a strange sense of humour.

If rumours are true, Wayne Rooney probably had several Scottish grannies. And other nationalities too.

I never change my watch anyway. It's hardly worth the bother changing it for just 6 months, then having to change it back again. Waste of time and effort.

Even the longest journey starts with the first step. He's got Scunny on board, only 499,998 to go. But then, if he did get that amount of "tactical votes" Scotland would be voting "out" by a bigger margin that England.

I don't think he's got a name and if he does, he probably doesn't have big enough onions to out him/her.

No

I've only ever had the one birthday. I feel a wee bit sorry for the mothers of folk who seem to have one every year.

If he has ever played centre forward tell him to bring his boots.

Aye, that's quite useful, that one.

See, I knew you could do it of you put your mind to it. The other one didn't work because you couldn't remember what you wanted to say.

Nae idea.