Wednesday, 3 December 2014



Willie Rennie


Sorry, this is Willie Rennie


Gordon Brown's most endearing quality; his absence.






  1. You would think they lost, they will eventually.

  2. Aye.

    Its the strangest thing, normally if you win something, you want to enjoy the fruits of that victory - getting over it shouldn't be what you're doing.

    Mind you, anything is possible with the unionist mindset.

    Thanks for reading.


  3. So fed up with the "get over it" comment. No, sorry we will not, this is our country and we have nowhere else to go, so what else to do than keep on fighting and annoying the hell out of the Unionists.
    I considered I became a stateless person on the Friday of 19th September and will be regardless of passport until the day we become Independent. I do not think it will be long coming. It may come because England gets fed up with us, I really do not care. I would prefer it if we make the move, but I will take it any way we can.

  4. Hi Helena.

    Its an interesting point - becoming stateless because its a pretty good explanation of what we are at the moment. Currently those of us who voted yes realise it while those who voted no maybe don't.

    In that regard, nothing has changed since the referendum; its all about getting people informed.

    The Britnat brigade are walking a fine line;keeping English ire at a level where most are comfortable in the knowledge that they selflessly funding our profligate drink and drug addled ways - it appeals to their imperialist past.

    If it goes too far either way, like you say; they will get fed up and the British State will be in even more of a pickle.

    Thanks for reading.


  5. Pa

    Must admit very disappointed that the SNP suspended the councillors for burning the Smith Report, I wanted to wipe my arse on it. Anyway, it is an over reaction to a silly prank and bowing to the hypocricy of the three tory parties. After all burning an effigy of the First Minister is just a joke according to Willie Rennie and nationalists needed to get a sense of humour. However, the SNP need to be careful because if they go down the political correct road for minor things then they won't have my membership for long, those days are gone and it's time to have an honest politics now and not the crap that so many have rejected.

    Wings over Scotland is an excellent website and I actually think Stewart is very balanced overall and if the YES side mess up he is equally as quick to point it out and have a go, the mainstream media could take some lessons from him.

    I agree with you that it is the NO side that keep the issue of accepting the result alive. I accepted it ages ago, still don't like it and will never ever agree with it but accepted the day after. I suspect the fact that they are seeing their electoral fortunes go down the toilet has a lot to do with it. They are bricking it for next may and while it won't be as bad as some think it will still be as bad to hurt them I hope in westminster.

    great post.


  6. Thanks Bruce.

    I agree, also disappointed the councillors were suspended - its a storm in a teacup whipped up by a political nonentity - a puff of hot air that I've probably added to.

    I think next year's WM election will be a hoot, the looks on the faces of Labour drones as they fall one after the other. As you say, it'll not be as devastating as today's polls suggest (mores the pity) but for those getting their books, it'll be richly deserved.

    The referendum is done and dusted but we still live in interesting times for sure.

    Thanks for commenting.



