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By *nny OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow

Police are investigating after Conservative and Labour party offices were vandalised in Aberdeen.

A swastika sign, the word "scum" and a letter Q standing for "quisling", or traitor, were painted on the front of the Conservative offices in the city's West Mount Street.

Tory councillor for Hazlehead Ross Thomson, who is also the party's candidate for the Aberdeen South constituency, posted a picture of the graffiti on Twitter on Saturday morning.

Scottish Labour's office in nearby Rosemount Place also had a large Q painted on the door.

http://m.stv.tv/news/316854-police-probe-after-conservative-and-labour-offices-vandalised-in-aberdeen/

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

We all know it was MI5 just trying to start trouble after all it was MI5 who were hounding JK Rowling and definitely not the cybernats !!!!

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By *cottishsexgoddessWoman
over a year ago

Glenrothes

And where does it state the SNP were responsible?

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By *illi37Woman
over a year ago

glasgow

The SNP make me embarrassed to be Scots ,bitter divisive,never wrong ...and such horrible horrible tactics

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By *nG1967Man
over a year ago

perth

I am also embarrassed by the SNP, they claim to represent Scotland, not my Scotland they dont.

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By *nny OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow


"And where does it state the SNP were responsible? "

The Q, for Quisling, is the Nat signature.

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

If anyone thinks a political party was responsible in any way they need their heads looking at .

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

Yeah... No where does it say SNP in that at all. There is no where it says the Lib Dims, Scottish Socialist Party, Green Party, UKIP Scotland but you are certain it is an SNP member and not a member of any other party? You are so sure it isn't even a member of public? Give me a break.

It is easy to twist any story you know little about to fit your own agenda.

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

I must have missed this SNP policy in their manifesto.

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By *nny OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow


"Yeah... No where does it say SNP in that at all. There is no where it says the Lib Dims, Scottish Socialist Party, Green Party, UKIP Scotland but you are certain it is an SNP member and not a member of any other party? You are so sure it isn't even a member of public? Give me a break.

It is easy to twist any story you know little about to fit your own agenda."

As I said,

The Q, for Quisling, is the Nat signature.

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By *illi37Woman
over a year ago

glasgow

As i stated before ....never our fault , deny deny deny...wake up you fool they are turning a country renowned for its tolerance and friendliness into a hate filled , den of of fear.......calling a fellow Scot a traitor or fav word quisling........shame ,shame, shame on you ......

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By *nny OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow


"I must have missed this SNP policy in their manifesto.

"

They haven't published their manifesto. The fairies are still working on it.

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

I like what you've done there.

Do you work for the Daily Record?

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By *illi37Woman
over a year ago

glasgow

I have read it......We are all to get whatever we want....yaaay...the oil will pay for it...and we can stay up late and eat sweeties .....and just in case it goes completely tits up, well it is all Westminsters fault.........yup it is all there.....oh and im signed up for the new Navy because i have a 25m swimming badge.....it all is going to be just fine children ...trust Nicola

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By *cottishsexgoddessWoman
over a year ago

Glenrothes

I'm all for reasoned debate, but I hate it when others lecture and talk down. Having seen posts by certain individuals on here on the run up to the referendum vote, I'm not surprised at what's being spouted now.

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By *illi37Woman
over a year ago

glasgow

Oh patronising is a staple diet of the SNP style...........I truly am saddened at how deluded my fellow scots are by what exactly........all the years of SNP rule and what has been achieved have we a better health service, police force, fire brigade......all negatives already, wheres the honey we were promised.I have family in the police who are disgusted that they now carry guns to everyday situations .......yes truly ..guns , i see them dont you ?

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By *rebor601cplCouple
over a year ago

edinburgh


"I like what you've done there.

Do you work for the Daily Record?

"

Lol, ,each to there own ,but Snp get more than enough made up bad press without making up more lol

Ps I'm proud to have Snp representing Scotland

but as I say each to there own

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By *cottishsexgoddessWoman
over a year ago

Glenrothes


"Oh patronising is a staple diet of the SNP style...........I truly am saddened at how deluded my fellow scots are by what exactly........all the years of SNP rule and what has been achieved have we a better health service, police force, fire brigade......all negatives already, wheres the honey we were promised.I have family in the police who are disgusted that they now carry guns to everyday situations .......yes truly ..guns , i see them dont you ?"

And you don't think you aren't being patronising? We were told last year we were better together, yet now those same politicians seem to have forgotten the why now. And pardon me if I'm being a bit thick, but what has the police having to carry guns got to do with it? Incidentally, I've not seen any police officer carrying guns in Fife. I'm not a card carrying SNP supporter. In fact, as the daughter of an ex miner and a staunch trade unionist in my day, I should be a die hard Labour member. I'm not. I am a Scot who loves her country, her history and her people and only wants what best for her. That does not make me deluded.

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


"Oh patronising is a staple diet of the SNP style...........I truly am saddened at how deluded my fellow scots are by what exactly........all the years of SNP rule and what has been achieved have we a better health service, police force, fire brigade......all negatives already, wheres the honey we were promised.I have family in the police who are disgusted that they now carry guns to everyday situations .......yes truly ..guns , i see them dont you ?"

All the years of SNP rule???

That's good, compared to all the years of Labour domination of the Scottish political landscape. Quite a few labour dominated council areas are home to some of the highest instances poverty in the UK.

And they've had plenty of time to work at fixing it.

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By *lue4youCouple
over a year ago

Lanarkshire

Why not join the WWF I hear they're good for trying to protect near extinct and endagered species like the scottish Labour party. With their caveman leader and truly Jurasic ideas and attitude to Scotland

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By *cottishsexgoddessWoman
over a year ago

Glenrothes


"Oh patronising is a staple diet of the SNP style...........I truly am saddened at how deluded my fellow scots are by what exactly........all the years of SNP rule and what has been achieved have we a better health service, police force, fire brigade......all negatives already, wheres the honey we were promised.I have family in the police who are disgusted that they now carry guns to everyday situations .......yes truly ..guns , i see them dont you ?

All the years of SNP rule???

That's good, compared to all the years of Labour domination of the Scottish political landscape. Quite a few labour dominated council areas are home to some of the highest instances poverty in the UK.

And they've had plenty of time to work at fixing it.

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By *cottishsexgoddessWoman
over a year ago

Glenrothes


"Why not join the WWF I hear they're good for trying to protect near extinct and endagered species like the scottish Labour party. With their caveman leader and truly Jurasic ideas and attitude to Scotland"

Agree except for the caveman leader comment. That man being responsible for hunting for food and dragging me off to his cave just doesn't compute lol.

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


"Police are investigating after Conservative and Labour party offices were vandalised in Aberdeen.

A swastika sign, the word "scum" and a letter Q standing for "quisling", or traitor, were painted on the front of the Conservative offices in the city's West Mount Street.

Tory councillor for Hazlehead Ross Thomson, who is also the party's candidate for the Aberdeen South constituency, posted a picture of the graffiti on Twitter on Saturday morning.

Scottish Labour's office in nearby Rosemount Place also had a large Q painted on the door.

http://m.stv.tv/news/316854-police-probe-after-conservative-and-labour-offices-vandalised-in-aberdeen/"

_nny we know you.hate the snp but you are really scraping the barrel now with your utter pish slandering

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By *nny OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow

I'm sorry you feel that exposing criminal activity is 'slanderous'. I suspect you mean libellous.

Either way ..........

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


"I'm sorry you feel that exposing criminal activity is 'slanderous'. I suspect you mean libellous.

Either way .........."

can you answer one thing ,does the article say anything that it was snp who done the graffiti ?

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By *lue4youCouple
over a year ago

Lanarkshire

God even Milliband admits that New labour fucked up... Much to Jim murphy's discomfort

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By *inkyHnSCouple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"Police are investigating after Conservative and Labour party offices were vandalised in Aberdeen.

A swastika sign, the word "scum" and a letter Q standing for "quisling", or traitor, were painted on the front of the Conservative offices in the city's West Mount Street.

Tory councillor for Hazlehead Ross Thomson, who is also the party's candidate for the Aberdeen South constituency, posted a picture of the graffiti on Twitter on Saturday morning.

Scottish Labour's office in nearby Rosemount Place also had a large Q painted on the door.

http://m.stv.tv/news/316854-police-probe-after-conservative-and-labour-offices-vandalised-in-aberdeen/"

Ok how do you know it wasnt just some random person or it could have been someone from labour that vandalised the conservative office and again same for labours offices

and yes ive seen what have said about the Q still doesnt mean it was anyone for SNP

I really thought after september this was about Britain suppose to be altogethe. We voted yes in september and have moved on from that no matter how you voted if we are to believe we are better together then show love for people instead of hate.

We will be voting for SNP next month as we believe its better for Scotland that we have a say down in westminster people might not agree but that why its good to have debate but whatever the how come surely its better to love than hate

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By *nny OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow

" I really thought after september this was about Britain suppose to be altogethe. We voted yes in september and have moved on from that no matter how you voted if we are to believe we are better together then show love for people instead of hate."

The SNP refuse to move on. Only midweek, Nicola was reciting reasons to break the 'once in a generation/ once in a lifetime' promise - and we heard what Willie Rennie said about breaking promises.

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


"I'm sorry you feel that exposing criminal activity is 'slanderous'. I suspect you mean libellous.

Either way ..........

can you answer one thing ,does the article say anything that it was snp who done the graffiti ?"

since you didnt answer my question _nny i take it there is no mention of snp involvemet ,you really need to get that chip off your shouder ppl are seeing how bitter you are

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By *inkyHnSCouple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"" I really thought after september this was about Britain suppose to be altogethe. We voted yes in september and have moved on from that no matter how you voted if we are to believe we are better together then show love for people instead of hate."

The SNP refuse to move on. Only midweek, Nicola was reciting reasons to break the 'once in a generation/ once in a lifetime' promise - and we heard what Willie Rennie said about breaking promises."

Nicola says if you heard her right she says there is no plans for a referendum and it would only change if and i mean if the people of scotland wanted it and as the SNP wouldnt it be wrong of them if they didnt listen to the people if the people wanted another one. This is not about referendum this is about who you want in charge at westminster the scottish elections are in 2016 so hold your horses cause the referendum might not be on the cards in 2016

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By *inkyHnSCouple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"" I really thought after september this was about Britain suppose to be altogethe. We voted yes in september and have moved on from that no matter how you voted if we are to believe we are better together then show love for people instead of hate."

The SNP refuse to move on. Only midweek, Nicola was reciting reasons to break the 'once in a generation/ once in a lifetime' promise - and we heard what Willie Rennie said about breaking promises."

Oh p.s Willie Rennie and his party have broke promises such as tuition fees in England

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By *owboy BebopMan
over a year ago

Glasgow

Yet another typical Onny post..... Looking to blame the SNP for anything going .... Tune in next week for Onny blaming the SNP for the weather being too cold/wet/warm or dry !!! Why don't the Labour Party and their supporters try and say something positive about themselves, as opposed to resorting back to "project fear" and "weaponising" campaign tactics ??

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By *ola cubesMan
over a year ago

coatbridge

I voted against the dividing of the union and I dont vote at general elections ........that said I am considering voting snp as they will do their best to hold any party to account on their promises as for the snp decoration thing its not only the snp hates these partys pmsl

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By *i_garyMan
over a year ago

glasgow

The SNP are in the position that the Lib Dems were before the last election. Basically they know they won't win (obviously given the size of their electorate) so they can promise everything except free ice cream every day. They are criticising the current UK government for the deficit but then saying they will borrow over £160 billion, ramping the deficit up which is economic madness. They don't have an economic policy they are just trying to appeal to those who oppose benefit cuts etc. Unfortunately people with no idea of economics will buy into this and hope for some utopian socialist future.

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


"As i stated before ....never our fault , deny deny deny...wake up you fool they are turning a country renowned for its tolerance and friendliness into a hate filled , den of of fear.......calling a fellow Scot a traitor or fav word quisling........shame ,shame, shame on you ......"

Tolerance and friendliness?

Really?

What utter drivel!

Oh, and I've never voted SNP in my life.

J

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By *nny OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow

It seems I've touched a nerve.

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


"It seems I've touched a nerve. "

No not really, you just made up a ridiculous thread. Have you answered the earlier poster asking where it says in the article or anywhere else that the SNP were involved?

Whole thread sounds like a fairy-story to me.

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By *unknSoulCouple
over a year ago

Dumfriesish

If the Q means the snp were involved we should be worried about others involvement going by the graffiti. Personally we would have photos of a mass orgy and would of been proud to say we were involved. Why????? Because it's better together.

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By *iewMan
Forum Mod
over a year ago

Angus & Findhorn


"" We voted yes in september and have moved on from that no matter how you voted if we are to believe we are better together then show love for people instead of hate."

"

no we haven't

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By *iewMan
Forum Mod
over a year ago

Angus & Findhorn

and I am still voting Conservative

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

This threads like a bukkake meet, shots every where but not at the point.

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By *unknSoulCouple
over a year ago

Dumfriesish

Read between the lines and jesting and thou shall find, unlike the culprits that committed the crime

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

Support independence and devolution from Holyrood: never, ever back nationalism.

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

This was done by one or two people not a political party. Dose anyone sit and think any more. They Jump on band wagons so quick now. Gossip and mud slinging rather than facts seem to be the order of the day. I even remember when news papers would give you facts so you could make up your own mind. Now we get there opinion. So please don't jump before you know the facts. Let's have debate not bullshit.

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By *landAnnCouple
over a year ago

Inverness


"Yeah... No where does it say SNP in that at all. There is no where it says the Lib Dims, Scottish Socialist Party, Green Party, UKIP Scotland but you are certain it is an SNP member and not a member of any other party? You are so sure it isn't even a member of public? Give me a break.

It is easy to twist any story you know little about to fit your own agenda.

As I said,

The Q, for Quisling, is the Nat signature.

"

Is the OP seriously suggesting that the SNP has some kind of 'copyright' over use of the letter Q...??

Wow.. that really is scraping the barrel.

But why let the truth stand in the way of a good bit of mud slinging and finger pointing....

Obviously the OP has decided to blame everything on the SNP.... in a shameful attempt to deflect attention away from the failings of his beloved labour party......

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By *nny OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow


"It seems I've touched a nerve.

No not really, you just made up a ridiculous thread. Have you answered the earlier poster asking where it says in the article or anywhere else that the SNP were involved?

Whole thread sounds like a fairy-story to me. "

You think it didn't happen? You think the pics are photoshopped?

You think Salmond walks on water?

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By *inkyHnSCouple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"" We voted yes in september and have moved on from that no matter how you voted if we are to believe we are better together then show love for people instead of hate."

no we haven't "

What moved on do you mean ? Yeah maybe some people havent moved on and by judging from these Scottish debates lately the 3 parties that didnt wanna a break up havent moved on from last year SNP have moved on. There is no talks about another referendum there is more talk about a EU referendum than a Scottish one.

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By *nny OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow


"" We voted yes in september and have moved on from that no matter how you voted if we are to believe we are better together then show love for people instead of hate."

no we haven't

What moved on do you mean ? Yeah maybe some people havent moved on and by judging from these Scottish debates lately the 3 parties that didnt wanna a break up havent moved on from last year SNP have moved on. There is no talks about another referendum there is more talk about a EU referendum than a Scottish one."

You clearly haven't been listening to Tory and UKIP broadcasts.

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By *nny OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow

SNP and their fondness for accusations of Quisling.

The First Minister acted after Sky’s Political Editor Faisal Islam claimed that an independence supporter had questioned his suitability for reporting on the rally because he was not Scottish.

"Islam’s claim, which was made on Twitter, was accompanied by a similar complaint by his Scottish Sky colleague Niall Paterson, who said he had been described as a “quisling p****” by a Yes activist while covering the referendum last year........"

More damning news at http://m.scotsman.com/news/politics/top-stories/journalists-abused-over-nationality-at-snp-rally-1-3743120

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By *landAnnCouple
over a year ago

Inverness


"It seems I've touched a nerve.

No not really, you just made up a ridiculous thread. Have you answered the earlier poster asking where it says in the article or anywhere else that the SNP were involved?

Whole thread sounds like a fairy-story to me.

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You think it didn't happen? You think the pics are photoshopped?

You think Salmond walks on water?"

________________

Just answer the question OP..... where does it say that the SNP were in any way involved..?

Nobody said it didn't happen.

Nobody said the pics were photoshopped.

But, where is the evidence to say the SNP did it..? or were involved in any way..?

Just another scandalous scare story so typical of the Labour brainwashed brigade. Sad really.

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By *tormountCouple
over a year ago

Raintown


"It seems I've touched a nerve.

No not really, you just made up a ridiculous thread. Have you answered the earlier poster asking where it says in the article or anywhere else that the SNP were involved?

Whole thread sounds like a fairy-story to me.

_________________________

You think it didn't happen? You think the pics are photoshopped?

You think Salmond walks on water?

________________

Just answer the question OP..... where does it say that the SNP were in any way involved..?

Nobody said it didn't happen.

Nobody said the pics were photoshopped.

But, where is the evidence to say the SNP did it..? or were involved in any way..?

Just another scandalous scare story so typical of the Labour brainwashed brigade. Sad really.

__________________________

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Did you miss the bit where they signed it "Q" for Quisling?

Do the cult not teach you that on day one?

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By *inkyHnSCouple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"" We voted yes in september and have moved on from that no matter how you voted if we are to believe we are better together then show love for people instead of hate."

no we haven't

What moved on do you mean ? Yeah maybe some people havent moved on and by judging from these Scottish debates lately the 3 parties that didnt wanna a break up havent moved on from last year SNP have moved on. There is no talks about another referendum there is more talk about a EU referendum than a Scottish one.

You clearly haven't been listening to Tory and UKIP broadcasts."

Meaning ? That last debate in Scotland with UKIP on it all David Coburn said in one hour was bashing SNP and how we should come out of the EU he brought nothing new to the table so i cant take UKIP serious. I might not agree with the Tories But Ruth Davidson and Nicola Sturgeon were clearly much better than the guys.

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By *nny OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow


"" We voted yes in september and have moved on from that no matter how you voted if we are to believe we are better together then show love for people instead of hate."

no we haven't

What moved on do you mean ? Yeah maybe some people havent moved on and by judging from these Scottish debates lately the 3 parties that didnt wanna a break up havent moved on from last year SNP have moved on. There is no talks about another referendum there is more talk about a EU referendum than a Scottish one.

You clearly haven't been listening to Tory and UKIP broadcasts.

Meaning ? That last debate in Scotland with UKIP on it all David Coburn said in one hour was bashing SNP and how we should come out of the EU he brought nothing new to the table so i cant take UKIP serious. I might not agree with the Tories But Ruth Davidson and Nicola Sturgeon were clearly much better than the guys."

Only Ruth and Nicola thought so.

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

If Ruth Davidson was not a tory I would vote for her !!!!

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By *unknSoulCouple
over a year ago

Dumfriesish

General election seems to bringing about the same tactics that were used in the independence vote. Business coming out siding with whowever is going to be good for them not the country and others with smear campaigns. Seemed to work the last time lets do it again attitude. About time all parties came out and told us what they truthfully had to offer not telling us what might happen if other paries get in. Facts not opinions would be nice from the media and politicians.

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By *landAnnCouple
over a year ago

Inverness


"It seems I've touched a nerve.

No not really, you just made up a ridiculous thread. Have you answered the earlier poster asking where it says in the article or anywhere else that the SNP were involved?

Whole thread sounds like a fairy-story to me.

_________________________

You think it didn't happen? You think the pics are photoshopped?

You think Salmond walks on water?

________________

Just answer the question OP..... where does it say that the SNP were in any way involved..?

Nobody said it didn't happen.

Nobody said the pics were photoshopped.

But, where is the evidence to say the SNP did it..? or were involved in any way..?

Just another scandalous scare story so typical of the Labour brainwashed brigade. Sad really.

__________________________

Did you miss the bit where they signed it "Q" for Quisling?

Do the cult not teach you that on day one?"

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'They' signed it Q for quisling.... what do you mean 'they' signed it....?

Who is 'they'...?

You sound like my dear old granny... she was brainwashed by Labour too.... Labour this, Labour that....

As kids we weren't allowed to make a sound during Labour election broadcasts.... not a sound.. as she lapped up every word....

But when a Tory.. or SNP.. or Liberal broadcast was coming on... what did she do..? she switched the tv off...!

Labour Labour Labour... Lies Lies Lies....

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


"It seems I've touched a nerve. "

Nah, we love a good bed time fairy story.

Dx

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By *at69driveMan
over a year ago

Wisbech and A47 corridor


"The SNP are in the position that the Lib Dems were before the last election. Basically they know they won't win (obviously given the size of their electorate) so they can promise everything except free ice cream every day. They are criticising the current UK government for the deficit but then saying they will borrow over £160 billion, ramping the deficit up which is economic madness. They don't have an economic policy they are just trying to appeal to those who oppose benefit cuts etc. Unfortunately people with no idea of economics will buy into this and hope for some utopian socialist future.

"
. I often wondered how the SNP would fund all their promises . Too easy to promise these extra benefits when they know that they have no chance of winning .

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By *yrshiremischiefMan
over a year ago

Kilmarnock

Not only did they do it - they told the French Ambassador all about it in advance.

As to Qs - Labour and the Tories have created enough of them at Food banks and Job Centres.

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By *nny OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow


"If Ruth Davidson was not a tory I would vote for her !!!!"

She's a feisty bissom. I see her in the streets nr Kelvingrove and exchange pleasantries. I couldn't vote for her but I'd share a coffee with her.

PS. The same applies to Sandra White.

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


"It seems I've touched a nerve.

No not really, you just made up a ridiculous thread. Have you answered the earlier poster asking where it says in the article or anywhere else that the SNP were involved?

Whole thread sounds like a fairy-story to me.

You think it didn't happen? You think the pics are photoshopped?

You think Salmond walks on water?

"

Oh I'm sure it did happen, but come on you just made up the SNP connection.

Do I think salmond walks on water? What are you blaming him for the graffiti now?? Lol

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By *ola cubesMan
over a year ago

coatbridge

The insinuation is as plausible as labour and tory partys defouled their own offices to pass the blame onto snp so people will love them pmsl

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By *nny OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow

Or that it was done by MI5 agents provocateur

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

Given the swastika symbol, could it be possible that the"Q" stands for Quenelle (an upside down nazi salute). It's the far right to blame.

Well......seeing as we're making up parts of stories. lol

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By *ola cubesMan
over a year ago

coatbridge

Can we not fashion a story to blame the french ??

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


"And where does it state the SNP were responsible? "

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


"Yet another typical Onny post..... Looking to blame the SNP for anything going .... Tune in next week for Onny blaming the SNP for the weather being too cold/wet/warm or dry !!! Why don't the Labour Party and their supporters try and say something positive about themselves, as opposed to resorting back to "project fear" and "weaponising" campaign tactics ?? "

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By *yrshiremischiefMan
over a year ago

Kilmarnock


"Given the swastika symbol, could it be possible that the"Q" stands for Quenelle (an upside down nazi salute). It's the far right to blame.

Well......seeing as we're making up parts of stories. lol"

It isn't the far right to blame - it was their offices that were vandalised.

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By *addie bunnetMan
over a year ago

glasgow

theres no such a thing called scottish labourthere a branch office of british labour stop telling lies

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By *ikerbob1957Man
over a year ago

Glasgow

I was reading a blog by an ardent nationalist and he claims it is the work of the security services.

Seems that after the success by MI5 last year in fixing the referendum they are doing the same with the general election.

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By *inkyHnSCouple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"Police are investigating after Conservative and Labour party offices were vandalised in Aberdeen.

A swastika sign, the word "scum" and a letter Q standing for "quisling", or traitor, were painted on the front of the Conservative offices in the city's West Mount Street.

Tory councillor for Hazlehead Ross Thomson, who is also the party's candidate for the Aberdeen South constituency, posted a picture of the graffiti on Twitter on Saturday morning.

Scottish Labour's office in nearby Rosemount Place also had a large Q painted on the door.

http://m.stv.tv/news/316854-police-probe-after-conservative-and-labour-offices-vandalised-in-aberdeen/"

Ok there is no evidence that this was anyone from SNP could have been anyone.

But today there has been evidence Labour are lying to the people Jim Murphy says there will be no cuts yet the leader of Labour has said there will have to be cuts so are Labour really the New Labour as they sound more like the Tories

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By *ife in furCouple
over a year ago

glasgow

feel free to vote red torie and support 100 billion nuclear weapons, not in my name, would never vote labour again they have done nothing for my community in 30 years.

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By *nny OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow


"feel free to vote red torie and support 100 billion nuclear weapons, not in my name, would never vote labour again they have done nothing for my community in 30 years. "

Nothing?

The Garden Festival

Celtic Connections

The SECC

The Financial Services District

The Commonwealth Games

The Burrell

The Kelvingrove revamp

European City of Culture

The World Pipe Band Championships etc

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By *tormountCouple
over a year ago

Raintown


"----------------------------------------------

'They' signed it Q for quisling.... what do you mean 'they' signed it....?

Who is 'they'...?

You sound like my dear old granny... she was brainwashed by Labour too.... Labour this, Labour that....

As kids we weren't allowed to make a sound during Labour election broadcasts.... not a sound.. as she lapped up every word....

But when a Tory.. or SNP.. or Liberal broadcast was coming on... what did she do..? she switched the tv off...!

Labour Labour Labour... Lies Lies Lies...."

You obviously don't do irony do you.

BTW although not a Cult member I am with you on Labour lies.

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By *yrshiremischiefMan
over a year ago

Kilmarnock


"Police are investigating after Conservative and Labour party offices were vandalised in Aberdeen.

A swastika sign, the word "scum" and a letter Q standing for "quisling", or traitor, were painted on the front of the Conservative offices in the city's West Mount Street.

Tory councillor for Hazlehead Ross Thomson, who is also the party's candidate for the Aberdeen South constituency, posted a picture of the graffiti on Twitter on Saturday morning.

Scottish Labour's office in nearby Rosemount Place also had a large Q painted on the door.

http://m.stv.tv/news/316854-police-probe-after-conservative-and-labour-offices-vandalised-in-aberdeen/

Ok there is no evidence that this was anyone from SNP could have been anyone.

But today there has been evidence Labour are lying to the people Jim Murphy says there will be no cuts yet the leader of Labour has said there will have to be cuts so are Labour really the New Labour as they sound more like the Tories "

The OP is very selective as to which of these postings he replies to - perhaps like his party, he is hanging by a thread...

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

I don't know how Onny could suggest such a thing , an SNP supporter and a vandal , never happens,

If it was a political motivated piece of vadalisim it would not be a ANP supporter because there is no evidence.

It could not be the greens as it was not water soluble paint it was the nasty oil based stuff.

So who are we left with ???

As it was a swastika and the a Q for quisling it clearly points at a Nazi Norweigen !!!! case closed !!!!

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


"feel free to vote red torie and support 100 billion nuclear weapons, not in my name, would never vote labour again they have done nothing for my community in 30 years.

Nothing?

The Garden Festival

Celtic Connections

The SECC

The Financial Services District

The Commonwealth Games

The Burrell

The Kelvingrove revamp

European City of Culture

The World Pipe Band Championships etc"

I see all of this was in Glasgow. Is that labour for London there is a Scotland not a Glasgow just like a uk not just London.

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By *nny OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow


"feel free to vote red torie and support 100 billion nuclear weapons, not in my name, would never vote labour again they have done nothing for my community in 30 years.

Nothing?

The Garden Festival

Celtic Connections

The SECC

The Financial Services District

The Commonwealth Games

The Burrell

The Kelvingrove revamp

European City of Culture

The World Pipe Band Championships etc

I see all of this was in Glasgow. Is that labour for London there is a Scotland not a Glasgow just like a uk not just London. "

The questioner mentioned her community and the profile gives the location as Glasgow.

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


"feel free to vote red torie and support 100 billion nuclear weapons, not in my name, would never vote labour again they have done nothing for my community in 30 years.

Nothing?

The Garden Festival

Celtic Connections

The SECC

The Financial Services District

The Commonwealth Games

The Burrell

The Kelvingrove revamp

European City of Culture

The World Pipe Band Championships etc

I see all of this was in Glasgow. Is that labour for London there is a Scotland not a Glasgow just like a uk not just London. "
You got the falkirk wheel,what more do you want lol

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


"feel free to vote red torie and support 100 billion nuclear weapons, not in my name, would never vote labour again they have done nothing for my community in 30 years. "

well said lady ,bairns not bombs

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

lol i'm ashamed to be human........

vote for the people.

NOT a party, as they are all working for the same government doh!

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

Can I play devils advocate here for a moment and ask the SNP fans a question. Given a lot of the Yes voters are staunchly against Trident and it's being placed in Scotland, will you feel let down or sold out by Nicola Sturgeon if Labour wins and she forms a coalition with them as they've stated that Trident won't be going anywhere and will probably be renewed.

It's hypothetical at the moment I know but I just wondered how those SNP members against Trident would feel about the SNP compromising their principles like that.

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By *inkyHnSCouple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"Can I play devils advocate here for a moment and ask the SNP fans a question. Given a lot of the Yes voters are staunchly against Trident and it's being placed in Scotland, will you feel let down or sold out by Nicola Sturgeon if Labour wins and she forms a coalition with them as they've stated that Trident won't be going anywhere and will probably be renewed.

It's hypothetical at the moment I know but I just wondered how those SNP members against Trident would feel about the SNP compromising their principles like that."

S- here i would say no because i cant honestly see a coalition happening if SNP gets the seats these polls are saying they will get then its Labour that will need SNP help and its more likely to be a deal by deal and i would say Trident will be the top of SNP list to get rid of it.

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

I am just wondering " get rid of trident to where " ??

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By *ola cubesMan
over a year ago

coatbridge


"Can I play devils advocate here for a moment and ask the SNP fans a question. Given a lot of the Yes voters are staunchly against Trident and it's being placed in Scotland, will you feel let down or sold out by Nicola Sturgeon if Labour wins and she forms a coalition with them as they've stated that Trident won't be going anywhere and will probably be renewed.

It's hypothetical at the moment I know but I just wondered how those SNP members against Trident would feel about the SNP compromising their principles like that.

S- here i would say no because i cant honestly see a coalition happening if SNP gets the seats these polls are saying they will get then its Labour that will need SNP help and its more likely to be a deal by deal and i would say Trident will be the top of SNP list to get rid of it."
sometimes things need to be accepted even if its top of your list there are also other marginal partys that deals could be brokered with snp by no means will be the only party that can help or hinder

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By *ola cubesMan
over a year ago

coatbridge


"I am just wondering " get rid of trident to where " ??"
scotland isnt the only port that could be used by far the best but not the only

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By *ife in furCouple
over a year ago

glasgow

in Glasgow they gave us foodbanks, poverty wages,PFI schools, public sector cuts which began with brown and his friends the bankers and lets not forget our tory blair who gave us new labour.

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By *nny OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow


"Can I play devils advocate here for a moment and ask the SNP fans a question. Given a lot of the Yes voters are staunchly against Trident and it's being placed in Scotland, will you feel let down or sold out by Nicola Sturgeon if Labour wins and she forms a coalition with them as they've stated that Trident won't be going anywhere and will probably be renewed.

It's hypothetical at the moment I know but I just wondered how those SNP members against Trident would feel about the SNP compromising their principles like that."

You don't often see SNP and principles in the same sentence.

Mind you, they were happy to compromise over NATO membership.

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


"feel free to vote red torie and support 100 billion nuclear weapons, not in my name, would never vote labour again they have done nothing for my community in 30 years.

Nothing?

The Garden Festival

Celtic Connections

The SECC

The Financial Services District

The Commonwealth Games

The Burrell

The Kelvingrove revamp

European City of Culture

The World Pipe Band Championships etc

I see all of this was in Glasgow. Is that labour for London there is a Scotland not a Glasgow just like a uk not just London. You got the falkirk wheel,what more do you want lol

"

Wee wheels going round a few heads in this thread lol

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By *ikerbob1957Man
over a year ago

Glasgow

I suppose it depends how desperate milliband is for the keys to number 10 to see if he will make a pack with the devil and neighbour up with the snp. Wee Nippy has already offered to make him prime minister by giving him snp votes.

if salmond is elected along with a band of followers then he will eat milliband for breakfast and the tail will wag the dog.

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By *inkyHnSCouple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"I suppose it depends how desperate milliband is for the keys to number 10 to see if he will make a pack with the devil and neighbour up with the snp. Wee Nippy has already offered to make him prime minister by giving him snp votes.

if salmond is elected along with a band of followers then he will eat milliband for breakfast and the tail will wag the dog."

So why is you seem to think Nicola / SNP are the devil ? Surely they have as much right as any other party if this so called union is working and we are suppose to be better together im really not seeing it.

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


"I am also embarrassed by the SNP, they claim to represent Scotland, not my Scotland they dont."

In total agreement with you there.

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


"The SNP are in the position that the Lib Dems were before the last election. Basically they know they won't win (obviously given the size of their electorate) so they can promise everything except free ice cream every day. They are criticising the current UK government for the deficit but then saying they will borrow over £160 billion, ramping the deficit up which is economic madness. They don't have an economic policy they are just trying to appeal to those who oppose benefit cuts etc. Unfortunately people with no idea of economics will buy into this and hope for some utopian socialist future.

"

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


"If anyone thinks a political party was responsible in any way they need their heads looking at . "

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


"feel free to vote red torie and support 100 billion nuclear weapons, not in my name, would never vote labour again they have done nothing for my community in 30 years.

well said lady ,bairns not bombs "

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

Nice to see political debate alive and democracy at work if only we had one lol

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

Not being a political person but are the SNP not seeming to be gathering a lot more supporters in Scotland . Or are all the polls there are doing just bull shit

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

Well said !

It's just sectarianism in a different wrapper !

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

You make no mention of free irn bru and tunnocks tea cakes on the free prescription

Or are they cunningly holding that one back till the day before the election.

Hitler was also a nationalist in his country

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By *ola cubesMan
over a year ago

coatbridge


"Well said !

It's just sectarianism in a different wrapper !"
lost with this commentIif that is the case then all partys must be at it

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

Might have missed this if it was noted before but kind of ironic if it is SNP as by using 'Q' they would be lambasting people for collaborating with a nationalist party which as a nationalist party would seem a bit ironic

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By *tormountCouple
over a year ago

Raintown


"Well said !

It's just sectarianism in a different wrapper !lost with this commentIif that is the case then all partys must be at it"

I am totally lost now.

I thought sectarianism was only one way in Scotland. Did I miss something

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By *tormountCouple
over a year ago

Raintown

The below quote sums it up for me perfectly. I have no idea nor care what Gray's politics are but she is bang on the money here.

“Politics is now like a religion in Scotland,” says Muriel Gray, the Scottish writer. “It used to be debateable and enthralling. Now it is tribal, identity politics, for us or against us. Tragic.”

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By *illi37Woman
over a year ago

glasgow

It was a nationalist who said "The most brilliant propaganda technique will yield no success unless one fundamental principle is borne in mind.It must confine itself to a few points and repeat them over and over".

Then listen to "Fair and just" being rammed down our throats ..."Bairns not bombs".....and "Anti -austerity".. are we Scots really so naive as to believe this propaganda as other countries did .

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


"Not being a political person but are the SNP not seeming to be gathering a lot more supporters in Scotland . Or are all the polls there are doing just bull shit "

Well I guess the proof will be in the pudding, when we see just how many voters do indeed vote SNP.

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By *nny OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow


"The below quote sums it up for me perfectly. I have no idea nor care what Gray's politics are but she is bang on the money here.

“Politics is now like a religion in Scotland,” says Muriel Gray, the Scottish writer. “It used to be debateable and enthralling. Now it is tribal, identity politics, for us or against us. Tragic.”

"

Politics has been about religion in parts of Scotland for generations.

Councillors unwilling to risk upsetting certain parts of the electorate are the reason why we still have segregated schools.

'Community' projects funded in areas of Muslim population, even if it looks like radicalisation.

Councillor's poor behaviour ignored cos they have a large personal following..........

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


"Politics has been about religion in parts of Scotland for generations.

Councillors unwilling to risk upsetting certain parts of the electorate are the reason why we still have segregated schools.

'Community' projects funded in areas of Muslim population, even if it looks like radicalisation.

Councillor's poor behaviour ignored cos they have a large personal following.........."

We do not have segregated schools in Scotland, that is a complete fallacy. Public schools, very often incorrectly tagged "Protestant Schools"are non-denominational. Roman Catholic schools also accept admissions from pupils who are not RC...having attended an RC school myself and having had Muslim, Sikh and Bhuddist friends I know this to be fact. Parents should have the right if they so choose to send their children to faith based or non faith based schools and the utter myth that separate schools breed religious intolerance is a very tired old chestnut!

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

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

I wouldn't worry to much about the accuracy of his posts, he is good at making things up.

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By *nny OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow


"Politics has been about religion in parts of Scotland for generations.

Councillors unwilling to risk upsetting certain parts of the electorate are the reason why we still have segregated schools.

'Community' projects funded in areas of Muslim population, even if it looks like radicalisation.

Councillor's poor behaviour ignored cos they have a large personal following..........

We do not have segregated schools in Scotland, that is a complete fallacy. Public schools, very often incorrectly tagged "Protestant Schools"are non-denominational. Roman Catholic schools also accept admissions from pupils who are not RC...having attended an RC school myself and having had Muslim, Sikh and Bhuddist friends I know this to be fact. Parents should have the right if they so choose to send their children to faith based or non faith based schools and the utter myth that separate schools breed religious intolerance is a very tired old chestnut!"

I wonder how I knew you'd attended an RC school.

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By *tormountCouple
over a year ago

Raintown


"Politics has been about religion in parts of Scotland for generations.

Councillors unwilling to risk upsetting certain parts of the electorate are the reason why we still have segregated schools.

'Community' projects funded in areas of Muslim population, even if it looks like radicalisation.

Councillor's poor behaviour ignored cos they have a large personal following..........

We do not have segregated schools in Scotland, that is a complete fallacy. Public schools, very often incorrectly tagged "Protestant Schools"are non-denominational. Roman Catholic schools also accept admissions from pupils who are not RC...having attended an RC school myself and having had Muslim, Sikh and Bhuddist friends I know this to be fact. Parents should have the right if they so choose to send their children to faith based or non faith based schools and the utter myth that separate schools breed religious intolerance is a very tired old chestnut!"

Its only a tired old chestnut because one side refuses to accepts their "could be an issue here". It is not even up for debate by one side.

Kids of a different faith attending these schools do not have their faith catered for in religious teaching.

Imagine we had black and white schools but its great because the black school also accepts brown and yellow kids. Madness

If we dont have segregated schools why do we have shared campus's springing up (with crazy conditions demanded) all over the place.

When you separate kids at the age of 5 it by its very nature breeds division.

Schools are for learning. Kids of every creed, colour or religion should be taught together.

Churches / Chapels etc for religion.

No doubt I will be labelled a bigot for pointing this out.

Maybe if politicians grew a set we could move into real world. Problem is too many vote from the pulpit.

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


"Politics has been about religion in parts of Scotland for generations.

Councillors unwilling to risk upsetting certain parts of the electorate are the reason why we still have segregated schools.

'Community' projects funded in areas of Muslim population, even if it looks like radicalisation.

Councillor's poor behaviour ignored cos they have a large personal following..........

We do not have segregated schools in Scotland, that is a complete fallacy. Public schools, very often incorrectly tagged "Protestant Schools"are non-denominational. Roman Catholic schools also accept admissions from pupils who are not RC...having attended an RC school myself and having had Muslim, Sikh and Bhuddist friends I know this to be fact. Parents should have the right if they so choose to send their children to faith based or non faith based schools and the utter myth that separate schools breed religious intolerance is a very tired old chestnut!

Its only a tired old chestnut because one side refuses to accepts their "could be an issue here". It is not even up for debate by one side.

Kids of a different faith attending these schools do not have their faith catered for in religious teaching.

Imagine we had black and white schools but its great because the black school also accepts brown and yellow kids. Madness

If we dont have segregated schools why do we have shared campus's springing up (with crazy conditions demanded) all over the place.

When you separate kids at the age of 5 it by its very nature breeds division.

Schools are for learning. Kids of every creed, colour or religion should be taught together.

Churches / Chapels etc for religion.

No doubt I will be labelled a bigot for pointing this out.

Maybe if politicians grew a set we could move into real world. Problem is too many vote from the pulpit.

"

What side refuses to accept their maybe an issue?

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By *ola cubesMan
over a year ago

coatbridge


"Politics has been about religion in parts of Scotland for generations.

Councillors unwilling to risk upsetting certain parts of the electorate are the reason why we still have segregated schools.

'Community' projects funded in areas of Muslim population, even if it looks like radicalisation.

Councillor's poor behaviour ignored cos they have a large personal following..........

We do not have segregated schools in Scotland, that is a complete fallacy. Public schools, very often incorrectly tagged "Protestant Schools"are non-denominational. Roman Catholic schools also accept admissions from pupils who are not RC...having attended an RC school myself and having had Muslim, Sikh and Bhuddist friends I know this to be fact. Parents should have the right if they so choose to send their children to faith based or non faith based schools and the utter myth that separate schools breed religious intolerance is a very tired old chestnut!

Its only a tired old chestnut because one side refuses to accepts their "could be an issue here". It is not even up for debate by one side.

Kids of a different faith attending these schools do not have their faith catered for in religious teaching.

Imagine we had black and white schools but its great because the black school also accepts brown and yellow kids. Madness

If we dont have segregated schools why do we have shared campus's springing up (with crazy conditions demanded) all over the place.

When you separate kids at the age of 5 it by its very nature breeds division.

Schools are for learning. Kids of every creed, colour or religion should be taught together.

Churches / Chapels etc for religion.

No doubt I will be labelled a bigot for pointing this out.

Maybe if politicians grew a set we could move into real world. Problem is too many vote from the pulpit.

What side refuses to accept their maybe an issue? "
pmsl the agnostic side

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By *nny OP   Man
over a year ago

Glasgow


"Politics has been about religion in parts of Scotland for generations.

Councillors unwilling to risk upsetting certain parts of the electorate are the reason why we still have segregated schools.

'Community' projects funded in areas of Muslim population, even if it looks like radicalisation.

Councillor's poor behaviour ignored cos they have a large personal following..........

We do not have segregated schools in Scotland, that is a complete fallacy. Public schools, very often incorrectly tagged "Protestant Schools"are non-denominational. Roman Catholic schools also accept admissions from pupils who are not RC...having attended an RC school myself and having had Muslim, Sikh and Bhuddist friends I know this to be fact. Parents should have the right if they so choose to send their children to faith based or non faith based schools and the utter myth that separate schools breed religious intolerance is a very tired old chestnut!

Its only a tired old chestnut because one side refuses to accepts their "could be an issue here". It is not even up for debate by one side.

Kids of a different faith attending these schools do not have their faith catered for in religious teaching.

Imagine we had black and white schools but its great because the black school also accepts brown and yellow kids. Madness

If we dont have segregated schools why do we have shared campus's springing up (with crazy conditions demanded) all over the place.

When you separate kids at the age of 5 it by its very nature breeds division.

Schools are for learning. Kids of every creed, colour or religion should be taught together.

Churches / Chapels etc for religion.

No doubt I will be labelled a bigot for pointing this out.

Maybe if politicians grew a set we could move into real world. Problem is too many vote from the pulpit.

What side refuses to accept their maybe an issue? "

It was a favourite theme of Tam Winning and the disgraced Keith O'Brien.

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


"Well said !

It's just sectarianism in a different wrapper !lost with this commentIif that is the case then all partys must be at it"

ermmm....they are!

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By *yrshiremischiefMan
over a year ago

Kilmarnock

This post was ill-informed to begin with. It then plumbed depths that most cavers / divers will never reach - a political fracking by the desperate and despicable.

No time for zealots

No time for bigots

No time for fools

Time for Scots to work together and to be the best that we can be - and to leave a legacy that befits honest, creative and inventive folk - and supports people when they need a bit of help.

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