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Alex Salmond Stitch Up Scandal

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Is an absolute humdinger

You can feel the end coming for the diagraced Murrells...both of them up to their necks in it & panicking.

It's the best show in town up here

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich

guess thats what you get when a married couple run the two top jobs in the party.

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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago

Grantham

You do have to laugh, when senior SNP figures like Nicola (Murrell) Sturgeon and Ian Blackford, harp on about austerity, given the vast sums that they are trousering!

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich

Yes and wasting 1/2 a million pounds of tax payers money on compo for salmond.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"You do have to laugh, when senior SNP figures like Nicola (Murrell) Sturgeon and Ian Blackford, harp on about austerity, given the vast sums that they are trousering! "

So sturgeon is creaming money?

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Yes and wasting 1/2 a million pounds of tax payers money on compo for salmond. "

Thank god we dont waste that type of money here

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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago

Grantham


"You do have to laugh, when senior SNP figures like Nicola (Murrell) Sturgeon and Ian Blackford, harp on about austerity, given the vast sums that they are trousering!

So sturgeon is creaming money?"

No, she is taking her salary, as is her husband. Estimated to be in the region of £250k per year plus expenses.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"You do have to laugh, when senior SNP figures like Nicola (Murrell) Sturgeon and Ian Blackford, harp on about austerity, given the vast sums that they are trousering!

So sturgeon is creaming money?

No, she is taking her salary, as is her husband. Estimated to be in the region of £250k per year plus expenses. "

So..she should work for nothing?

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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago

Grantham


"You do have to laugh, when senior SNP figures like Nicola (Murrell) Sturgeon and Ian Blackford, harp on about austerity, given the vast sums that they are trousering!

So sturgeon is creaming money?

No, she is taking her salary, as is her husband. Estimated to be in the region of £250k per year plus expenses.

So..she should work for nothing?"

Read what I put. No one should work for nothing.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"You do have to laugh, when senior SNP figures like Nicola (Murrell) Sturgeon and Ian Blackford, harp on about austerity, given the vast sums that they are trousering!

So sturgeon is creaming money?

No, she is taking her salary, as is her husband. Estimated to be in the region of £250k per year plus expenses.

So..she should work for nothing?

Read what I put. No one should work for nothing. "

Vast sums of money they are 'trousering'

So what was your point then?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"You do have to laugh, when senior SNP figures like Nicola (Murrell) Sturgeon and Ian Blackford, harp on about austerity, given the vast sums that they are trousering!

So sturgeon is creaming money?

No, she is taking her salary, as is her husband. Estimated to be in the region of £250k per year plus expenses.

So..she should work for nothing?

Read what I put. No one should work for nothing.

Vast sums of money they are 'trousering'

So what was your point then?"

It appears that the rather specious point he was making is that politicians on good salaries shouldn't comment on any issue that doesn't effect them personally.

Either that or he's just taking the opportunity to criticise someone he doesn't like or agree with. Either way, it was a pretty pointless post.

Hope that helps.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

As Voltaire once said, judge somebody on they're constant questions they ask rather than they're answers

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"You do have to laugh, when senior SNP figures like Nicola (Murrell) Sturgeon and Ian Blackford, harp on about austerity, given the vast sums that they are trousering!

So sturgeon is creaming money?

No, she is taking her salary, as is her husband. Estimated to be in the region of £250k per year plus expenses. "

Fuck me and they say politics don't pay great

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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago

Grantham


"You do have to laugh, when senior SNP figures like Nicola (Murrell) Sturgeon and Ian Blackford, harp on about austerity, given the vast sums that they are trousering!

So sturgeon is creaming money?

No, she is taking her salary, as is her husband. Estimated to be in the region of £250k per year plus expenses.

So..she should work for nothing?

Read what I put. No one should work for nothing.

Vast sums of money they are 'trousering'

So what was your point then?

It appears that the rather specious point he was making is that politicians on good salaries shouldn't comment on any issue that doesn't effect them personally.

Either that or he's just taking the opportunity to criticise someone he doesn't like or agree with. Either way, it was a pretty pointless post.

Hope that helps. "

You would rather hope that someone in such a position and being well rewarded for it, would be able to remember what meetings she had had. That she wouldn' be criticized for not helping with an inquiry.

And that her husband wouldn't be sending inappropriate messages. An action that ought to see him sacked from his £100k pa job.

There's lots more to come from this story yet.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"You do have to laugh, when senior SNP figures like Nicola (Murrell) Sturgeon and Ian Blackford, harp on about austerity, given the vast sums that they are trousering!

So sturgeon is creaming money?

No, she is taking her salary, as is her husband. Estimated to be in the region of £250k per year plus expenses.

So..she should work for nothing?

Read what I put. No one should work for nothing.

Vast sums of money they are 'trousering'

So what was your point then?

It appears that the rather specious point he was making is that politicians on good salaries shouldn't comment on any issue that doesn't effect them personally.

Either that or he's just taking the opportunity to criticise someone he doesn't like or agree with. Either way, it was a pretty pointless post.

Hope that helps.

You would rather hope that someone in such a position and being well rewarded for it, would be able to remember what meetings she had had. That she wouldn' be criticized for not helping with an inquiry.

And that her husband wouldn't be sending inappropriate messages. An action that ought to see him sacked from his £100k pa job.

There's lots more to come from this story yet. "

Politicians playing politics. Who'd a thunk it?

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"You do have to laugh, when senior SNP figures like Nicola (Murrell) Sturgeon and Ian Blackford, harp on about austerity, given the vast sums that they are trousering!

So sturgeon is creaming money?

No, she is taking her salary, as is her husband. Estimated to be in the region of £250k per year plus expenses.

So..she should work for nothing?

Read what I put. No one should work for nothing.

Vast sums of money they are 'trousering'

So what was your point then?

It appears that the rather specious point he was making is that politicians on good salaries shouldn't comment on any issue that doesn't effect them personally.

Either that or he's just taking the opportunity to criticise someone he doesn't like or agree with. Either way, it was a pretty pointless post.

Hope that helps.

You would rather hope that someone in such a position and being well rewarded for it, would be able to remember what meetings she had had. That she wouldn' be criticized for not helping with an inquiry.

And that her husband wouldn't be sending inappropriate messages. An action that ought to see him sacked from his £100k pa job.

There's lots more to come from this story yet. "

So because she is paid a decent salary she us responsible for what her husband does?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Here he is, there is more questions than answers

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool

I do find it quite surreal,having the most comically inept pm in history,yet certain people are more concerned with what's a

Happening in Scotland.

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"You do have to laugh, when senior SNP figures like Nicola (Murrell) Sturgeon and Ian Blackford, harp on about austerity, given the vast sums that they are trousering! "
Just typical poltitions I am sure Nicola Sturgeon only care about herself not Scotland

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"You do have to laugh, when senior SNP figures like Nicola (Murrell) Sturgeon and Ian Blackford, harp on about austerity, given the vast sums that they are trousering! Just typical poltitions I am sure Nicola Sturgeon only care about herself not Scotland"

As opposed to the current altruist in no 10.

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By *otSoNewAnymoreMan
over a year ago

North East


"I do find it quite surreal,having the most comically inept pm in history,yet certain people are more concerned with what's a

Happening in Scotland. "

should Scottish people not be allowed to be concerned about things in their own country?

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"I do find it quite surreal,having the most comically inept pm in history,yet certain people are more concerned with what's a

Happening in Scotland.

should Scottish people not be allowed to be concerned about things in their own country?"

Is every contributor to this thread from Scotland?

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By *otSoNewAnymoreMan
over a year ago

North East


"I do find it quite surreal,having the most comically inept pm in history,yet certain people are more concerned with what's a

Happening in Scotland.

should Scottish people not be allowed to be concerned about things in their own country?

Is every contributor to this thread from Scotland?"

answer the question

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"I do find it quite surreal,having the most comically inept pm in history,yet certain people are more concerned with what's a

Happening in Scotland.

should Scottish people not be allowed to be concerned about things in their own country?

Is every contributor to this thread from Scotland?

answer the question "

You missed out the question mark

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By *otSoNewAnymoreMan
over a year ago

North East


"I do find it quite surreal,having the most comically inept pm in history,yet certain people are more concerned with what's a

Happening in Scotland.

should Scottish people not be allowed to be concerned about things in their own country?

Is every contributor to this thread from Scotland?

answer the question

You missed out the question mark

"

you haven't answered the question

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"I do find it quite surreal,having the most comically inept pm in history,yet certain people are more concerned with what's a

Happening in Scotland.

should Scottish people not be allowed to be concerned about things in their own country?

Is every contributor to this thread from Scotland?

answer the question

You missed out the question mark

you haven't answered the question "

Yes

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