I doubt they told 12% truths since.
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Yes, by "that is some doing" I meant the 12%.
For those who consider the feeling of "being British" is worth voting for this lot, "being British" must be some strong juju. Not as strong as ching Govey is on in the above clip of course. The sense of puzzlement on the Tory backbenches is also becoming more palpable, obviously not in on the game.
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Cadwalladr is being sued by Banks for repeated stating Banks took Russian money for the Brexit ref.
She has stated (para 12 of link ) that there is no evidence that any money changed hands but she wants the freedom to repeat it.
More fake news from award winning journalists , maybe.
Nothing suspicious or Orwellian here.
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There was also no evidence of Russian interference in our elections, as those tasked with finding out were told not to.
Cadwalladr has more integrity in he wee toe, than banks has in his ever increasing body.
Carrie Johnson(symonds) founder member of "conservative friends of Russia", nothing to see here. Move along, nothing to see, just like the Gray report.
You're a Banks/Leave.eu supporter now? :confused:
Not sure why you'd want to re-parrot the misogynistic attacks on Cadwalladr? There's plenty of stuff on record coming from Isabel Oakeshott, a pro-Brexit journo who wrote a book with Banks co-operation and was a bit surprised at what she found in his emails.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/a...ouse-zmg80swqg
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/r...tion-7nbwc7m58
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/t...ated-fg7tjd87l
It wasn't democratic if people were lied to or given false information, and people and media organisations colluded to hide those lies from the electorate. We have an electoral commission for a reason, to protect the electoral process. The commission has been made toothless by those who don't wish us to have fair elections. If you don't care that our democracy (which you seem to think is important) has been jeopardised by outside forces then I suggest there's no hope for you.
Putting something in a manifesto that is beyond the legal scope of a governments powers does not make suddenly legal because of a vote.
Besides SNP/greens got the minority of first votes in the election.
Out of interest , has Sturgeon revealed her legal advice on the power to hold a referendum yet ?
Thought not, but she’s spending taxpayers money on preparing for it, while squealing Scotland’s not getting enough from UK government despite the 10% Barnett formula increase.
The huge bump in Yes voting from precampaigning levels to referendum itself seems well dodgy, and likely the result of Russian social media manipulation as in the 2016 referendum. A warm up for that. Which is why Sturgeon is sensible to be wary of the often heard argument that as soon as campaigning starts in the next ref, Yes will attract way more than the regular ~50% polling intention levels.
I've never heard Sturgeon "squealing". What channel do you see that on? :dunno:
If I remember correctly the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 were all biased remainders, as were the leaders of all main political parties.
Remain also spent about 50% more on he referendum than leave , yet you think the referendum was stacked in Leaves favour.
Thinking back , if there was one event that tipped the vote in Leaves favour, it was the arrogance and intransigence of the EU.
The UK was getting huge amounts of foreign workers coming in and David Cameron went to EU to ask for some limitation powers for a couple of years, that Germany, France, Holland etc had had previously.
The EU said No, and Cameron came back empty handed
I thought at the time, that EU might just have tipped the balance of the vote.
See this is how a democracy works. A party puts things in their manifesto, the electorate vote for that party, they then become the government. That government then spends taxes on something that they told the electorate they would do. I'm delighted that some of my taxes will be spent in the preparation of an indyref 2 and hope to God that it us a success.
I dont really want my taxes spent in HS2, Crossrail, the HOC upgrade, Trident or any number of things that I disagree with but that's democracy for you. Thankfully in an independent Scotland my taxes won't be spent on those things
You're all over the place mate.
You ask if the FM has revealed the legal advice on holding a referendum( something which no government does) but you knew that.
You then answer your own question in the 4th paragraph, without anyone knowing(apart from yourself apparently)
Chuck in something about only first votes counting, before claiming the FM is "squealing" about a lack of cash from your pals in Westminster.
Spending taxpayers money is her day job. 🌞
You've shoehorned a swipe about the FM squealing though, so you'll be a happy chappy.
The democratic right for a second referendum has not (yet) been denied. Current plan is to hold the referendum by the end of next year. Blackford though has indicated this timetable may be delayed but sturgeon has denied that.
My personal view is that if sturgeon asks for a referendum then it should be granted. I am less certain the request will actually be submitted but we need to wait for that to happen.
Should have added that I expect Johnson to say no when asked and I think that would be a mistake on his part.