butchersapron
Bring back hanging
That said, ISIS have come out for yes.Ze bombing vill begin at midnight. Kiss your dykes and bridges goodbye, Schottland.
That said, ISIS have come out for yes.Ze bombing vill begin at midnight. Kiss your dykes and bridges goodbye, Schottland.
Do we have the view from Pyongyang yet?That said, ISIS have come out for yes.
They already have and the RIC types have said that this a reason for a YES vote. I'm not sure how many people are voting with the role of imperialism uppermost.It would not be at all surprising to hear Cameron et al using that in their race to the finish line - "A weaker UK is exactly what they want and will open up us to even greater risks both at home and abroad"...
Unless they start beheading scots they are out the game.Do we have the view from Pyongyang yet?
What would be the best way to sabotage the upcoming "love bombing" attempt whereby the Unionists/Liblabcons plan to mobilise English people to say"don't go"? (Based on the Quebec campaign)
What would be the best way to sabotage the upcoming "love bombing" attempt whereby the Unionists/Liblabcons plan to mobilise English people to say"don't go"? (Based on the Quebec campaign)
Everything Westminster has done since that first poll showing a lead for Yes has made me feel happier and happier I've put a bet on for Scotland going, thanks Liblabcon!
I haven't seen so much wonderful political panic since the seventies.
Another three oxbridge people.
They've tried threats, now it's promising to change. What's next? Begging, Tears?
That's not an argument, is it? It's an appeal to nationalist emotion. It's also a load of old balls.
A new opinion poll on Scottish independence has found the no vote back in the lead at 53% of voters, suggesting the sudden surge in backing for independence has subsided.
Only days after a spate of polls suggested the referendum race was neck and neck, the Survation poll for the Daily Record has found that the no vote is now at 53%, giving the pro-UK campaign a six point gap over yes.
That is the same margin given by Survation two months ago. Including the 10% of voters still to decide, the survey of 1,000 voters found that 47.6% plan to vote no on 18 September, with 42.4% voting yes.
did they by any chance ask different people?