Quote from: PeterGrant on October 14, 2020, 12:46:29 pm

Quote from: TheVoiceOfReason on October 14, 2020, 12:31:28 pm

Quote from: PeterGrant on October 14, 2020, 12:27:00 pm

Quote from: Hardliner on October 14, 2020, 12:16:21 pm

Quote from: PeterGrant on October 14, 2020, 12:14:09 pm

The majority view is now established as Yes to independence. And even larger majority believe it will happen, 64%.

A changing of the guard atop the SNP will be DEFCOM 1 for the yoonothies.

I can understand why 64% think it'll happen given the narrative promoted by the MSM who are apparently all Yoons.

I do not believe that the majority view is now established as Yes.

It’s about 10 polls in a row going back almost a year. 😀

By the National.

Not by the National, no.

Yes it is.

They are all commissioned by Nhationalists, with loaded questions, huge undecided numbers at a time when people are making knee-jerk emotional-driven decisions and the movement's leader is on the telly constantly bigging herself up.  As well as this, fundamental issues such as currency, defence and EU membership aren't being discussed.

Not to mention the fact that the polls always showed far more favourably in the run up to the referendum in 2014 than the actual result was.

As well as this, any PM allowing a 2nd indyref would be going against the St Andrews agreement.

The Union is not for sale!

It’s good that so many unionists aren’t facing the reality of their plight.

England doesn’t care about them.
They are a minority in Scotland.
Their electoral prospects are non-existent.
Nothing they do or say shifts the polls in their favour.
Scandals at the top of the SNP don’t shift the polls in their favour.
A majority favour independence.
A majority favour another referendum.
A majority believe it will happen.
A majority believe that withholding a section 30 order is wrong.
A majority trust Nicola Sturgeon.
A majority believe Holyrood should make decisions on the economy and foreign affairs.

I could continue with the is list but I’ve probably made my point.

Quote from: LionMo on October 14, 2020, 12:53:17 pm

You have got to love Boris. He will keep telling the nats no to a referendum. You had one so shut up about it and sort Scotland out.
No answer to my questions I see 🤔

He has to say no and for good reason .

But his words I hear are now is not the time.

Quote from: Ellondandy on October 14, 2020, 12:58:47 pm

Wee mo’s finest moment.

https://twitter.com/scotiaindyref2/status/1272853057848725506?s=21

That's not good I'm glad I have self respect.

It’s good that so many unionists aren’t facing the reality of their plight.

England doesn’t care about them. Yes it does.
They are a minority in Scotland.  No evidence of this other than spoofing opinion polls.
Their electoral prospects are non-existent.  False.  We have a Conservative and Unionist majority.
Nothing they do or say shifts the polls in their favour.  Hardly anything of note has been said to be able to tell this.
Scandals at the top of the SNP don’t shift the polls in their favour.  Wouldn't expect them to.
A majority favour independence.  No evidence of this other than spoofing opinion polls.
A majority favour another referendum.  Not any time soon, and they won't get one anyway.
A majority believe it will happen.  Doesn't matter.
A majority believe that withholding a section 30 order is wrong.  Link?  Anyway, doesn't matter.
A majority trust Nicola Sturgeon.  This will be irrelevant soon.  She is 'toast'.
A majority believe Holyrood should make decisions on the economy and foreign affairs.  Link?  Anyway, doesn't matter.

I could continue with this list but I’ve probably made my point.