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13 minutes ago, Neil said:

Not much different to now  unreliable dirty and expensive.

govt did little to fix it cos it cost money to improve. And government would rather spend the money elsewhere. Keep an eye out for labour nicking the investment money I bet it'll get happen cos the same people demanding nationalisation also demand other spending.

 

Not from what I remember. Yes they weren't perfect, but nowhere near as expensive or sh*t as now...just from my own personal experience of using train to get down to London and back a few weeks ago...shockingly sh*t value for money.

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1 hour ago, steviewevie said:

 

This stuff is all really good! I suspect Labours offer will be more to the left than some people realise. 

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3 hours ago, fraybentos1 said:

Nope not true, Green vote was next month not overnight. Although the gist of what you are saying is likely accurate as they may well have voted to end the agreement. 

 

Pretty funny considering Yousaf made it a central part of his campaign for leadership and reiterated the support like 2 days ago.

 

Glad to have Harvie & Slater out of government though. Total morons.

A friend of mine is part of the SG's group team )not MSP) and last night they contacted SNP to say they would be pulling out once the vote was done hence my comment.

Sadly though I see the Greens are playing the blame game after this today.......... and I hate political games

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8 minutes ago, Nobody Interesting said:

A friend of mine is part of the SG's group team )not MSP) and last night they contacted SNP to say they would be pulling out once the vote was done hence my comment.

Sadly though I see the Greens are playing the blame game after this today.......... and I hate political games

makes literally no sense. There was no way to tell which way the vote was going to go. Are you claiming that they would have pulled out of the agreement even if their members voted to keep it and with the co-leaders both supporting continuing it?

 

Your info is dodgy

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4 minutes ago, fraybentos1 said:

makes literally no sense. There was no way to tell which way the vote was going to go. Are you claiming that they would have pulled out of the agreement even if their members voted to keep it and with the co-leaders both supporting continuing it?

 

Your info is dodgy

I know they did a quick poll, unofficial, and there was 90% plus support for pulling out so I stick by what I have been told. Never been given false info before from this source

 

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2 hours ago, fraybentos1 said:

Absolutely fantastic entertainment here in Holyrood today. Suspect Yousaf's days could be very numbered. He's such a donkey and was never fit to be FM anyway.

Another bad choice by nats who make bad choices.

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1 hour ago, steviewevie said:

Humza Yousaf latest...

Tories tabled a vote of no confidence in him. Labour and Lib Dems back it. Greens/Alba undecided.

SNP have 63 MSPs. Tories 31, Labour 22, Lib Dem 4. Greens 7 and Alba 1. 

 

Basically just on the Greens and Regan. Greens are pretty spineless but they do seem pissed off and have lost their ministers. Apparently Regan is going to vote with the government anyway so it might not matter as SNP + Alba = 64 so dead heat so Yousaf would stay.

 

 

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2 hours ago, Ozanne said:

This stuff is all really good! I suspect Labours offer will be more to the left than some people realise. 

 

I dont think it will be.Rachel Reeves in the Times this morning says Labour will be more pro business than Blair with another hint about watering down the workers rights proposals.

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16 minutes ago, lazyred said:

 

I dont think it will be.Rachel Reeves in the Times this morning says Labour will be more pro business than Blair with another hint about watering down the workers rights proposals.

Well more to the left of Thatcher is more left than I and others currently think so they could be right LOL

 

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34 minutes ago, lazyred said:

 

I dont think it will be.Rachel Reeves in the Times this morning says Labour will be more pro business than Blair with another hint about watering down the workers rights proposals.

I have a feeling they will be more left, take the rail renationalisation as something people didn’t think would be Labour policy but as we are seeing now, it is.

 

I don’t think Labour will water down those policies, Reeves is probably being careful with how she words things. 

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1 hour ago, lazyred said:

 

I dont think it will be.Rachel Reeves in the Times this morning says Labour will be more pro business than Blair with another hint about watering down the workers rights proposals.

Labour won't grow the economy by being anti business

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42 minutes ago, Nobody Interesting said:

The gifts that give on giving

May be an image of 2 people, flounder and text that says "WHITE SOLE LEMON SOLE DOVER SOLE ARSEHOLE SOLD HIS SOUL"

Still doing the Tories work I see

You forgot the greens with a "no buyers" tag.

Did you have a good laugh at the tree tories election broadcast yesterday?

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3 hours ago, Nobody Interesting said:

Well more to the left of Thatcher is more left than I and others currently think so they could be right LOL

 

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Yeah but you think like a tory as seen in your constant attacks of labour.

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3 minutes ago, Neil said:

Yeah but you think like a tory as seen in your constant attacks of labour.

No, I just live in a world where there are more than the same old same old two parties neither of which I like.

Disliking Labour does not make you  a Tory.

What makes you a Tory is living in a world of 'I'm alright Jack' where you gloat about how well your life is going while not giving a crap about other peoples lives.

Remind you of anyone?

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