BigDoddyKane

Oasis - Columbia

I read an interview where Farrell and Gleeson say its a movie about how wars start. Im no sure how serious they were though but might be what its trying to say.

And cant park them properly

Yeah your right it had that exact feeling Small Plot spoiler ahead: Im surprised it got a 2nd let alone a 3rd. It was so bland and for that type of story where your basically following a group of survivors you need to be invested in the characters at least a bit. The actress from downton abby, it was like she was playing the same role. Exactly the same acting as in Downton. Byrne was terrible. It was weird how things progressed. Like when Byrne finds out some crucial info and goes to his exwife who hes been stalking , meets her new man throws him down the stairs kills him, he seems to just take it in his stride like its no big deal , then hes hiding the body and Byrne and exwife go off. It all seemed slightly off like whole scenes were missing or they just couldnt be bothered

the American/French one with Gabriel Byrne, it was awful. I stopped after 2, still no aliens by 3/4 episodes? There was so much wrong with it hard to know where to begin.

is Queen and Slim any good?

Some nice goals against Well on Wednesday, Hatate's was great and Abada hopeully has found his shooting boots finally.

you could be right, sadly

Does Boris not still have some things coming up in terms of how he acted during covid etc, nothing will change if he comes in. He will just lurch from one crisis to another like it was before

im hoping for a total free for all infighting self destruction nothing left of the c***s leadership contest

my opinion is that a yes vote at Indy is just a yes to independence, the big fundamental questions for Scotland after that should be decided in a referendum within a year or 2 max after that. EU, Currency, Nato etc. That should all be decided by the people of Scotland. I would be surprised if the SNP think they have the power to decide these things but the reason I ask is I havent seen anything where they state how this will happen. If they are saying they will decide these questions I dont agree with that and they need to be clearer about that. Its very important at the start of an independnt Scotland that we decide those big questions not any political party

I havent read it but who are they saying is going to make the decision post indy, The people of Scotland post indy in a referendum, whoever wins the first election in Scotland post indy or something else?

I would agree a 2nd referendum is needed but I havent seen anything mentioned by SNP to say thats the plan, same for issues like currency, Nato. Maybe I have just not seen this though? Id have thought these things would have been published by SNP.

I d be interested to know what the high level plan is for after a Yes vote. Are decisions on currency, EU, Nato and some other fundamental topics for a New Scotland going to a referendum vote asap after a Yes vote, are they going to be decided by the first elected Scottish government who will campaign on their choice, whats been said by the SNP on that?

I think your right to some extent, some Yes voters are overly optimistic about how easy the negotiations are going to be. In a way it would be easier to have gone independent in 2014 when we were in the EU. For me the Independence path has always made more sense to me for Scotland and in the long term will be more suited and more accountable for us. Thats why we should do it. In saying that some realistic debate and discussion now about how it will happen and whats required are needed, managing expectations is important especially in the short term after a Yes vote. Getting a Yes in an indy 2 is the easy bit, the hard work starts after that. Thats something we should all be aware of and also be invested in as a nation. Its something we will all do together whether we voted Yes of No.