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He's doing a countdown - one per year.

And a playoff for the Fife towns as well.

Has there ever been a more stubborn and stupid politician than May? She'll either deliver Brexit but bring back the IRA or there will be No Deal Brexit and IndyRef2. Compromise just doesn't seem to be in her dictionary.

Red lines to avoid making any fucking decision.

Slagging off any political party is not good business sense.

Methil Cumbernauld Lochgelly Paisley Coatbridge

Running scared of racist ignoramuses.

Goal out of nothing - Jesse Curran did really well.

Useless c***s. McIntyre out.

Is McInnes actually going to let him have a free role or is he going to shoe-horn him into a rigid position which he won't be suited to?

I think they have been pushing the Westminster ignores Scotland agenda - it doesn't matter what those Scottish interests are - it's the fact that our politicians - on all sides - are being ignored. Keep pointing out how ineffectual Fluffy is - how many times has he promised to resign and not done it? I agree that it's the day-to-day things that can help grab attention - I saw a lot of these kinds of message during the first Indy campaign - I would suspect there would be more of this over another sustained campaign. For me the key message is that Westminster isn't a democracy and to keep shouting it from the rooftops.

Maybe . . .

There are also the facts that the vote was not by constituency (by council area) and there has been a General Election since 2016. And don't start me about morons who can't comprehend the meaning of 'advisory'.

Some decisions do require a referendum to finalise a decision. A White Paper for me sets out the key negotiating points for a Scexit from UK. It at least makes clear what people want and not the Heinz 57 varieties of Leave that we have right now. Secondly a binding referendum is exactly that - it can't be reneged on - so neither side can play games as I think has happened since the EU referendum.

Okay let's put this shite to bed. Any IndyRef2 would be compulsory as opposed to the advisory referendum in the EU referendum. Any IndyRef2 would be accompanied by a White Paper clearly laying out the type of agreement there should be between iScotland and rUK. In the EU referendum there was no such prior vision so there was no clear view as to a the type of agreement there should be between the UK and the EU. This wasn't helped by lying b*****ds like Johnson promising a Norway or Switzerland style relationship then fucking off when they actually won.