I don't know about any stiffs but I don't doubt there are many skeletons in cupboards.
Nicola Sturgeon - whither the SNP
- Thread starter Auld-Yin
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Hot air needs an outlet.
Far too late for that. To paraphrase Bomber Harris, she sowed the wind, now she reaps the whirlwind.
There is no way she could just ignore the pasting she got today.
old_n_fat
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Her ego won't let her take the blows and laugh at Eck.
She's programed to come out fighting and in the process she'll stick her foot in her mouth because she's used to being the equivalent of premier league playing LDV vans league opposition.
Let's face it if she was any good she'd be in Westmonster.
So, hilariously her ego will see her sink without trace in the tiny pool of Freeeeeeedom politics.
eyehave
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He’s a good friend to have - he has rolls of dough. I’ll get my coat
You can't handle the truth!This is not totally unexpected and Alex Salmond has waited a long time to get his evidence in. Very damning of the Scottish Government, top Civil Service and First Minister.
I wonder if the appearance of Nicola Sturgeon next week will give us a scene similar to "A Few Good Men".
Ecosse
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Classic case of never interrupting an opponent when they are digging their own hole.
Is that where he hides his sovereigns? Eeww.
Ecosse
LE
Groats.
Just a simple farmer after all.
Banker
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Given time, she may well get the conviction she so desperately craves.
brettarider
LE
Hopefully she's soon going to be the wing queen bean at SPS Cornton Vale
Tyk
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Having watched the whole shebang on Youtube some 6 hours less breaks I've changed my vote in the thread poll from Don't Know to Dooomed.
I'm no fan of Alex Salmond, but I'd call his evidence extremely damning, plus the repeated (properly so) statements he's not only been prevented from supplying evidence, but threatened by law that much he has can NOT be presented was even worse.
Some of the committee didn't cover themselves with any glory, Alex Cole-Hamilton made an utter spanner of himself early on and redeemed himself later. Maureen Watt came across as a totally partisan Sturgeon apparatchik, Alasdair Allan tried repeatedly to land blows that utterly failed to connect.
Andy Wightman, Jackie Baillie, Margaret Mitchel and Murdo Fraser asked some searching questions that revealed a deal of truth, I would suggest if it were only up to them Sturgeon would be very much on the chopping block.
From watching the whole thing it's clear to me that the SNP Government should fall (Westminster governments have fallen for less) and substantial parts of the Civil Service in Scotland, especially the Crown Office have been brought into complete disrepute by the fiasco heads should roll in substantial quantities. Sturgeon should be forced to resign for breaching the Ministerial Code and there should be serious consideration given to perjury charges. Not forgetting the abuse of power and misuse of public funds.
@Dafty duck made an Ali fight reference, I'd suggest something more medieval.
Salmond started out with a rapier, moved on through a range of maces and bigger swords and ended up with a massive battle axe, metaphorically that committee room was left drenched in blood and body parts.
Much as I dislike Salmond (I find him deeply noxious) he gave a masterful performance and from what I saw if I was a jury on a conspiracy trial with various bits of ScoGov in the dock I'd be voting to convict. He's a wronged man and millions in taxpayers cash have been spunked up the wall in a witch hunt.
I'm no fan of Alex Salmond, but I'd call his evidence extremely damning, plus the repeated (properly so) statements he's not only been prevented from supplying evidence, but threatened by law that much he has can NOT be presented was even worse.
Some of the committee didn't cover themselves with any glory, Alex Cole-Hamilton made an utter spanner of himself early on and redeemed himself later. Maureen Watt came across as a totally partisan Sturgeon apparatchik, Alasdair Allan tried repeatedly to land blows that utterly failed to connect.
Andy Wightman, Jackie Baillie, Margaret Mitchel and Murdo Fraser asked some searching questions that revealed a deal of truth, I would suggest if it were only up to them Sturgeon would be very much on the chopping block.
From watching the whole thing it's clear to me that the SNP Government should fall (Westminster governments have fallen for less) and substantial parts of the Civil Service in Scotland, especially the Crown Office have been brought into complete disrepute by the fiasco heads should roll in substantial quantities. Sturgeon should be forced to resign for breaching the Ministerial Code and there should be serious consideration given to perjury charges. Not forgetting the abuse of power and misuse of public funds.
@Dafty duck made an Ali fight reference, I'd suggest something more medieval.
Salmond started out with a rapier, moved on through a range of maces and bigger swords and ended up with a massive battle axe, metaphorically that committee room was left drenched in blood and body parts.
Much as I dislike Salmond (I find him deeply noxious) he gave a masterful performance and from what I saw if I was a jury on a conspiracy trial with various bits of ScoGov in the dock I'd be voting to convict. He's a wronged man and millions in taxpayers cash have been spunked up the wall in a witch hunt.
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muzzleflash
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Need to be a big hole for that fat c*****
What the papers say – February 27 | ITV News
Harry’s interview with James Corden features among a wide range of stories on Saturday’s front pages.
www.itv.com
Well, in terms of the papers South of the border, yesterday's appearance only made a couple of front pages.
Truxx
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Truxx
LE
Top of the main evening news. It even made top billing on Ch4 news (including an excellent interview with ruthie, who was long and strong on the failure of the system).
What the papers say – February 27 | ITV News
Harry’s interview with James Corden features among a wide range of stories on Saturday’s front pages.
Well, in terms of the papers South of the border, yesterday's appearance only made a couple of front pages.
Throw in a newsnight, a few opeds in the sundays, maybe an Andrew Marr and a few others, not to mention Sturgeon and her inner circle coming out swinging and the die of public opinion even south of the border is cast.
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buggrit
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I cant wait to see all the blinking, eye rolling, head wobbling glory when she's questioned. She wont be able to help herself. She's got to the stage now where she thinks she's above everyone else and untouchable. I'm not a praying man, but I've started saying a few in the hope that we'll see her go down.
Unfortunately the vast majority of the electorate no longer read the papers nor partake of TV news but rely on social media for their news.
Simmerit
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The only way she will go and the crock of shit will collapse is with a criminal investigation. Police Service Scotland and the Crown Prosecution Service won’t do it, so we will see classic public sector behaviour which is ‘oh well never mind, nothing to see here, move along’
I’d be amazed if the Scottish Government and the SNP will fall, and even if it did, who do you think will get elected to replace them?
the SNP
I’d be amazed if the Scottish Government and the SNP will fall, and even if it did, who do you think will get elected to replace them?
the SNP
