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[inside2] 24/9/2014 18:39

After all that, at last something to cheers us all up.

[inside2] 24/9/2014 17:17

Did anyone watch that speech,what little I saw between vomiting left me believing that what you see is what you get, the complete prat, simple as that. Policy? Easy. You name it and he will buy it for you, I swear Len McCluskey had an orgasum

[inside2] 21/9/2014 10:53

Get this bit for the article, Brown is definitely going for Emperor:


Mr Brown also revealed he had spoken to Bill Clinton and Kofi Annan following Friday’s result in what was seen as a clear message that he wants a bigger role on the world stage, in addition to his UN role as girls’ education envoy.

He said he was not returning to frontline politics but that he was “too young to be an elder statesman”.

Speculation is growing among senior members of the Scottish Labour Party that Mr Brown could become the face of Labour’s general election campaign north of the border.

[2trying] 19/9/2014 22:09

Is this true or fake ?

[2trying] 19/9/2014 17:04

From GF site....


333domino says:
September 19, 2014 at 11:57 am
The offers made to Scotland last week were unlawful under the Scottish Independence Referendum Act and the Edinburgh Agreement, Cameron, Clegg, (and Alexander plus others) were in breach of Section 125 of the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000.

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339Long John Silver's parrot says:
September 19, 2014 at 12:14 pm
We will have to re run the entire Referendum then.

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345domino says:
September 19, 2014 at 12:37 pm
Tweeted Salmond that on Thursday…and Cam, Clegg and Hague saying I suggest they shut their mouths or they could invalidate the result. I’m making a complaint to Police Scotland and the Met next week if no one else does.

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[2trying] 19/9/2014 17:04

Oops, double post !

[inside2] 19/9/2014 09:12

NO NO NO NO NO.

[inside2] 16/9/2014 09:41

For sure he will claim the credit if there is a No vote.

[2trying] 10/9/2014 21:56

Be prepared to be angry .

Note the date .

This is from TWO YEARS AGO .

[inside2] 10/9/2014 08:46

A snippet from todays Times

Writing in The Times today, the former Tory prime minister John Major lays the blame for the crisis at the door of the last Labour government, implicitly blaming Gordon Brown a day after he was brought to the heart of the campaign to save the Union. His comments are likely to reopen divisions as David Cameron, Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg try to present a united front in Scotland amid rising panic in Westminster.

Labour, along with the Scottish Nationalists, “have fed a divisive narrative that has bitten deep, ignoring the revolution in Scottish living standards brought about, in large part, by Conservative policies,” Sir John writes.

“It would be ironic indeed if Scotland voted for separation, and Labour lost all its significant representation in the House of Commons. If this comes to pass, no one should weep for them.” He urges the parties not to underestimate the consequences of separation.