SNP are lying b******s as well !

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Is the answer to q2 the front garden? What's the tent all about, it's not a forensic case, or am I missing something?

Humza did say he was going to make the SNP a big tent

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Are you saying this is all about £600k? Just shows how small time Scotland is, if there's all this fuss over a paltry £600k. The Tories have been stealing £billions from the country over the last few years and nobody cares a bit. That's how you do corruption.

We don’t all “do” corruption, don’t tar us with your brush thanks.

Anyway, I don’t think we have talked about corruption yet. At this stage it feels more like people are talking about “theft” and “fraud”.

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Humza did say he was going to make the SNP a big tent

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[One Day Soon]

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Tell us more about this much, much murkier stuff ...

Patience Grunt, patience. No one wants to go prejudicing this and other enquiries...

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Just not for the majority of Scots - and likely a lot less after this runs its full course. Particularly if it opens the gates to the other much, much murkier stuff which still has not seen the light of day.

I'd strongly advise not taking this part of the discussion any further.

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Is the answer to q2 the front garden? What's the tent all about, it's not a forensic case, or am I missing something?

Probably to keep stuff dry, and stop neighbours filming or taking videos would be a common sense guess.

People going in and out or material included.

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Will take a long time right enough. Could be that Sturgeon resigns her seat which gives us a by-election.
Politically it’s all about Yousaf now though. What did he know (I’m doubtful he knew much) and was there any shenanigans in his election? Those are two biggest questions facing the SNP just now.
The party will cut Sturgeon and Murrel adrift now. That’s the way it goes. Will be as sad for them as it was for Salmond but hey ho..


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This is about more than the SNP leadership election though. If they can’t recognise that then they are as guilty of inward-looking self-obsession as I have previously suggested

Will Sturgeon still get her fancy international job everyone was bigging her up for? Or have police asked her to notify them if she intends leaving the country?

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I'd strongly advise not taking this part of the discussion any further.

Indeed.

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We don’t all “do” corruption, don’t tar us with your brush thanks.

Do you have trouble interpreting the written word?

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Anyway, I don’t think we have talked about corruption yet. At this stage it feels more like people are talking about “theft” and “fraud”.

You don't think that theft and fraud - allegedly perpetrated by someone in a position of authority - is a form of corruption?

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Probably to keep stuff dry, and stop neighbours filming or taking videos would be a common sense guess.

People going in and out or material included.

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Thanks. I'm the sort who has to watch tv programmes at least twice because I miss the obvious clues that everyone else gets the first time they watch. Thought in this case I was missing something, makes sense what you say.

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This is about more than the SNP leadership election though. If they can’t recognise that then they are as guilty of inward-looking self-obsession as I have previously suggested

Will Sturgeon still get her fancy international job everyone was bigging her up for? Or have police asked her to notify them if she intends leaving the country?

I don’t really care about Sturgeons future job prospects to be honest. Would be a loss as a campaigner though.
The party will move on. All parties do.


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I'd strongly advise not taking this part of the discussion any further.

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Indeed.

You started it!!

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You started it!!

Nope. I alluded to other issues. I'm not describing or discussing them. And there's already plenty in the news at the moment to keep us well occupied for a good while.

Can't imagine any of the current shenanigans are going to make Yousaf's scorecard look too good in next year's Westminster elections.

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Thanks. I'm the sort who has to watch tv programmes at least twice because I miss the obvious clues that everyone else gets the first time they watch. Thought in this case I was missing something, makes sense what you say.

So do I, usually because my wife won't stop talking over it.

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So do I, usually because my wife won't stop talking over it.

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Whereas in my case I quite heavily rely on Mrs One Day Soon to explain plot points that I've missed completely.

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What punishment was handed out after the guilty verdict?

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What a mess the SNP are in.

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I don’t really care about Sturgeons future job prospects to be honest. Would be a loss as a campaigner though.
The party will move on. All parties do.


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It'll be more than Sturgeon and her hubby involved in this. Your blase attitude towards this reeks of hypocrisy on your part.

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What punishment was handed out after the guilty verdict?

Same punishment Sturgeon and her pals dished out to Salmond after his guilty verdict… I presume!?

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It'll be more than Sturgeon and her hubby involved in this. Your blase attitude towards this reeks of hypocrisy on your part.

In what sense? If they have committed a crime then I want them prosecuted. Fully.


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This is, quite simply, marvellous.

Vindication for anyone calling this corrupt cabal over the last few years. Sturgeon resigning voluntarily because she was “tired” - nobody believed that power hungry woman would ever relinquish her position for no reason. Now we know why.

Popcorn anyone?

Get off the fence mate.

In the grand scheme of scandals the ones I’m more interested in are

PPE money and fast track contracts scandal
Russian influence in U.K. politics.
Track & Trace Money
BREXIT and clear Russian involvement.

If he’s guilty then let’s let justice be served.

I’d like to think the electors are can distinguish between the SNP and Independence.

J

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...and I thought Trump's arrest was big news.

Thank God for an independent judiciary.

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Get off the fence mate.

In the grand scheme of scandals the ones I’m more interested in are

PPE money and fast track contracts scandal
Russian influence in U.K. politics.
Track & Trace Money
BREXIT and clear Russian involvement.

If he’s guilty then let’s let justice be served.

J

Yep, the SNP are in an almighty mess but let's not lose sight of these issues which are on another level entirely.

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Get off the fence mate.

In the grand scheme of scandals the ones I’m more interested in are

PPE money and fast track contracts scandal
Russian influence in U.K. politics.
Track & Trace Money
BREXIT and clear Russian involvement.

If he’s guilty then let’s let justice be served.

I’d like to think the electors are can distinguish between the SNP and Independence.

J

Who else will give them independence? The comments on here are clear on that, get rid and move on regardless. Before her resignation wee nippy was the best thing since sliced bread to the snp hoardes, now it's get rid and move on haha.

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Will take a long time right enough. Could be that Sturgeon resigns her seat which gives us a by-election.
Politically it’s all about Yousaf now though. What did he know (I’m doubtful he knew much) and was there any shenanigans in his election? Those are two biggest questions facing the SNP just now.
The party will cut Sturgeon and Murrel adrift now. That’s the way it goes. Will be as sad for them as it was for Salmond but hey ho.


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Hey ho isn't really going to cut it here. The party is in utter turmoil.

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Whereas in my case I quite heavily rely on Mrs One Day Soon to explain plot points that I've missed completely.

Could you get her to do a write up for some of the recent Midsomer Murders for me?


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Who else will give them independence? The comments on here are clear on that, get rid and move on regardless. Before her resignation wee nippy was the best thing since sliced bread to the snp hoardes, now it's get rid and move on haha.

So in your way of thinking you can't find out new information about someone and change your mind on them?

For what it's worth both Sturgeon and Salmond were pretty much head and shoulders above any other politician of their day, none of any of the information that's come out about either of them since changes that

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Who else will give them independence? The comments on here are clear on that, get rid and move on regardless. Before her resignation wee nippy was the best thing since sliced bread to the snp hoardes, now it's get rid and move on haha.

100% correct. That’s a good thing. It’s not people you should follow. It’s ideas. It’s policy.


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Hey ho isn't really going to cut it here. The party is in utter turmoil.

It is in turmoil. And soon it won’t be. That’s how it works.


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Who else will give them independence? The comments on here are clear on that, get rid and move on regardless. Before her resignation wee nippy was the best thing since sliced bread to the snp hoardes, now it's get rid and move on haha.

Indeed. The two are inseparable, so unless those who still think independence would be a good thing find a new vehicle for achieving it their stance is now pretty much reduced to: 'We don't want those shambolic Tory eejits running our country so we're sticking by our own bunch of shambolic SNP eejits.'