SNP

[d000hg]

What about a Tory/UKIP/Lib pact?

What use are those extra 5 seats going to be?

[DodgyAgent]

Don't know what you see on the news dahn sarf, but the SNP have repeatedly said there would be no formal coalition with Labour. Confidence and supply agreement on certain issues, yes, coalition no.

What they say and what they do are not always the same.

[Unix]

What use are those extra 5 seats going to be?

A lot if it gives them a majority.

[administrator]

Let's not take that route lads.

[DodgyAgent]

So, you are suggesting that voting SNP is closely aligned with bombing shopping centres and pubs ? Really ?

That's crass, even for an agent.

I am not sure you guys are too far away from that. Fortunately you are the Scottish establishment so such a policy would be self defeating. Your refusal however to move on from the result of the referendum suggests that you would resort to any lengths to impose yourselves on Scotland.

[Batcher]

That's nowt to do with static installations like oil rigs though. Albeit they would require servicing by boats. Just curious what the MoD's objection might be.

Yeah I know, it's more to do with all the activity around oil rigs and probably harder to monitor who would be in the area.

[d000hg]

A lot if it gives them a majority.

But if it doesn't?

[TestMangler]

I am not sure you guys are too far away from that. Fortunately you are the Scottish establishment so such a policy would be self defeating. Your refusal however to move on from the result of the referendum suggests that you would resort to any lengths to impose yourselves on Scotland.

You still read the daily mail, don't you ?

Don't think anyone said 'referendum' at all. We were discussing the UK 2015 general election.

Are your political beliefs so shallow (don't answer that !) that if there is a Labour Gov returned in May, you'll immediately forget that you vote for and support the Conservatives and bumble along happy that the population chose wisely ?

[Batcher]

I am not sure you guys are too far away from that. Fortunately you are the Scottish establishment so such a policy would be self defeating. Your refusal however to move on from the result of the referendum suggests that you would resort to any lengths to impose yourselves on Scotland.

The referendum was praised all over the world for the fact it came about by peaceful means. No-one has come close to threatening bombs and bullets as the way forward for Scotland so you saying that we are not too far away from it is crass and stupid.

The Yes alliance have moved on from the Indyref and are looking forward to the General Election and Scottish elections in 2016. It is the Unionist parties who are treating it as a rerun of the Indyref and can't seem to move on.

[Unix]

But if it doesn't?

Then nothing.