Quote from: Hardliner on October 14, 2020, 10:37:16 am

Quote from: PeterGrant on October 14, 2020, 10:31:13 am

It is essential that she and her husband exit and soon.

If I was a Yoon though, I’d want them firmly in place as their replacements will be very serious sneed about delivering independence.

I'm caught in two minds as to the best outcome for the Unionist cause.

Sturgeon appears to be a good safety valve for us as she isn't chasing independence properly, but it's her pragmatism and appeal to a whole range of voters that gets her the popularity.  It's hard to see how any new leader could keep happy and appeal to old school nationalists, left wingers and the wokerati like she has done.

Hopefully you become a Yoon soon though.  This phase in your life has gone on long enough surely?

It’s been since 1989 when we did a small amount of Scottish history at school. We learned about Bannockburn and how Scotland won its fight for independence, and this was presented as a great thing.

Then I asked the teacher why we weren’t independent any more then (totally naive) end she got very flustered, defensive and dodged the question.

So I began then to examine the issue and I remain convinced to this day that it would be what is best for us all.

Quote from: Hardliner on October 14, 2020, 10:37:16 am

Quote from: PeterGrant on October 14, 2020, 10:31:13 am

It is essential that she and her husband exit and soon.

If I was a Yoon though, I’d want them firmly in place as their replacements will be very serious sneed about delivering independence.

I'm caught in two minds as to the best outcome for the Unionist cause.

Sturgeon appears to be a good safety valve for us as she isn't chasing independence properly, but it's her pragmatism and appeal to a whole range of voters that gets her the popularity.  It's hard to see how any new leader could keep happy and appeal to old school nationalists, left wingers and the wokerati like she has done.

Hopefully you become a Yoon soon though.  This phase in your life has gone on long enough surely?

It’s been since 1989 when we did a small amount of Scottish history at school. We learned about Bannockburn and how Scotland won its fight for independence, and this was presented as a great thing.

Then I asked the teacher why we weren’t independent any more then (totally naive) end she got very flustered, defensive and dodged the question.

So I began then to examine the issue and I remain convinced to this day that it would be what is best for us all.

Independence isn't going to go away there's now a hunger for it .

Independence isn't if it's when .
I think Nicola is waiting for the right time then strike that will be early next year I would guess.

Quote from: Hardliner on October 14, 2020, 10:37:16 am

Quote from: PeterGrant on October 14, 2020, 10:31:13 am

It is essential that she and her husband exit and soon.

If I was a Yoon though, I’d want them firmly in place as their replacements will be very serious sneed about delivering independence.

I'm caught in two minds as to the best outcome for the Unionist cause.

Sturgeon appears to be a good safety valve for us as she isn't chasing independence properly, but it's her pragmatism and appeal to a whole range of voters that gets her the popularity.  It's hard to see how any new leader could keep happy and appeal to old school nationalists, left wingers and the wokerati like she has done.

Hopefully you become a Yoon soon though.  This phase in your life has gone on long enough surely?

It’s been since 1989 when we did a small amount of Scottish history at school. We learned about Bannockburn and how Scotland won its fight for independence, and this was presented as a great thing.

Then I asked the teacher why we weren’t independent any more then (totally naive) end she got very flustered, defensive and dodged the question.

So I began then to examine the issue and I remain convinced to this day that it would be what is best for us all.

Quote from: PeterGrant on October 14, 2020, 10:53:19 am

Quote from: Hardliner on October 14, 2020, 10:37:16 am

Quote from: PeterGrant on October 14, 2020, 10:31:13 am

It is essential that she and her husband exit and soon.

If I was a Yoon though, I’d want them firmly in place as their replacements will be very serious sneed about delivering independence.

I'm caught in two minds as to the best outcome for the Unionist cause.

Sturgeon appears to be a good safety valve for us as she isn't chasing independence properly, but it's her pragmatism and appeal to a whole range of voters that gets her the popularity.  It's hard to see how any new leader could keep happy and appeal to old school nationalists, left wingers and the wokerati like she has done.

Hopefully you become a Yoon soon though.  This phase in your life has gone on long enough surely?

It’s been since 1989 when we did a small amount of Scottish history at school. We learned about Bannockburn and how Scotland won its fight for independence, and this was presented as a great thing.

Then I asked the teacher why we weren’t independent any more then (totally naive) end she got very flustered, defensive and dodged the question.

So I began then to examine the issue and I remain convinced to this day that it would be what is best for us all.

She should have answered:

'Because our leaders joined up with England who saved us from bankruptcy after we attempted and failed to start a colony in Panama based on slavery.'