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You can't control a populous before the incident has happened. What do you do fine them after the dog has killed them. It's like the American gun control issue. Guns aren't the problem it's the people, criminalise them.Quote:
Originally Posted by J-C
These dogs are literally bred to kill animals I have no idea why people would want that in our society.
Questions should be asked, why are these breeds being bred? who are buying them and why? and maybe the people buying them have to be registered. It's like a status symbol and this type of dog ownership should be stopped, yes registration and muzzling is correct but it needed nipped in the bud before any deaths occurred, we seen what was happening in the States.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stairway 2 7
https://news.stv.tv/north/dog-put-do...der-perthshire
Not an XL Bully dog attack on a man in Auchterarder.
https://x.com/factcheck/status/17628...dxJXScFNwz8V4A
Best in the UK.
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Ian Blackford has refused to sign the motion of no confidence in the speaker of the house. The humble crofter really doesn’t want to put his hoped for peerage at risk does he?:greengrin
Is that the Humble crofter fae Martello Court MuirhouseQuote:
Originally Posted by marinello59
I thought, as a matter of principle, SNP parliamentarians didn't accept anything from the Honours list?Quote:
Originally Posted by marinello59
Have you been stalking him that long?Quote:
Originally Posted by Berwickhibby
Blackford has let it be known he thinks that should change. And has signalled that he would accept elevation to the House of Lords.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack
I’m not sure that is correct? I’m sure I read what he actually said at the time and it was in relation to a second chamber in an Indy Scotland?Quote:
Originally Posted by marinello59
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I knew him back then and me and a couple of other punks stopped him getting a kicking as he was a Hibby.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack
Where you getting this information from?Quote:
Originally Posted by marinello59
I’m fairly certain he was talking to a group of students about a second chamber in an Independent Scotland, something similar to a Senate.
Not surprised his comments have been contorted and twisted by the Daily Mail and the like but I think you’ll find in this case that they are the lying *******s here.
I was a prefect when he was at school. It might have been a few of us that you stopped :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Berwickhibby
Edit. This is intended to be a light hearted off-the-cuff piece of "banter". It should not be taken seriously, and certainly not as the basis of any retrospective legal action for something that may or may not have happened 50 years ago.
He did indeed suggest to a group of journalist students that a second chamber in Scotland should be considered. He also suggested that the SNP should drop their current opposition to membership of the House of Lords in order to increase their influence down there. Given that he also wants to abolish the House of Lords it was a strange thing to say.Quote:
Originally Posted by allmodcons
My remark about him desiring a peerage was meant to be a light hearted response to his refusal to back a motion of no confidence in the speaker. Not very funny I grant you but I try not to take any mainstream politician too seriously these days.
Any view on his refusal to join his fellow MPs in signing the motion?
Can’t give any insight but it could be they are personal friends?Quote:
Originally Posted by marinello59
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Very possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
https://news.stv.tv/scotland/snp-ext...nce-truss-poll
Snp on 38% Labour on 33% Survation poll
People starting to look at what Labour are offering?Quote:
Originally Posted by Moulin Yarns
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I don't know, what are Labour offering.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
So they become the default Unionist vote now? Now that the Tory experiment has failed Scotland.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
Do these polls take into account the Yes/No dynamic?
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They are committed to carrying on Tory spending plans for the next 5 years so that’s something? I think everything else has been scrapped.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moulin Yarns
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We have the same conversation once a month when the only poll that ever gets put up here is the survation poll that always has an SNP lead and a yes majority. We have no other posts when the next 7 polling companies have it either Labour SNP tied or either one just ahead. Direction of travel could be good but it's one poll we'll see how it goesQuote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
Same again this time next month please
Stewart McDonald has been a huge supporter of Ukraine even pre 22. He was back there and his report of a story of 300 people forced into a basement is quite shocking
https://twitter.com/StewartMcDonald/...72001247592565
I thought you said it was Ipsos that favours the SNP?Quote:
Originally Posted by Stairway 2 7
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Nah your spot on I got them wrong 3 points is decent swing but hopefully it's sustained. I think the way the seats lie that would give snp a few seats lead. I think when it's even Labour has a lead although I'm not sure how. Point stands though that we only see when snp leads but I suppose that's the nature of a forum. I got it wrong though and it's a good swing if sustained. I think I've said often I think snp will go out ahead in the election from what the polls now say and the tories will be closer uk wide, usually happens when your the incumbentQuote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
The analysis I saw today of that poll gave Labour 14 seats and the SNP 38ish? Can’t remember exactly. Tories were less than 6.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stairway 2 7
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That's bigger than I thought. I guess they all use different methodology. It's just I've seen a few that have Labour and snp on the same and they say that gives Labour a say 3 seat lead, **** knows. The big mirror poll had snp 40 with tory wipeout, but I think they will unfortunately win a few in the borders. I can't understand farmers voting for them after they have been shafted with brexit and cheap import meatQuote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
When the polls were suggesting Labour would take over 20 I was never convinced. I think the numbers there won’t be too far off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozyhibby
And that is still a good result for Labour and a disappointment for the SNP.Quote:
Originally Posted by marinello59
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Feel free to add the other polls if it offends you so much.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stairway 2 7
I saw this one and posted it, I may have missed others but I'm not as willing as you are to check for every poll, obviously!