Thought I'd start a new thread as this is going to be a major talking point this year...have not made up my mind yet...(unlike bucksfizz)....but thinking of voting for an exit as Europe is not doing Britain any good at all it seems....

sturgeon has to bang the independence drum for else the snp is surely meaningless

i don't think anyone in his right senses can see any sense at all in scotland trying to run alone .... after all, and leaving aside whether or not scotland would even be accepted into eu, scotland just does not have the economic structure and strength to be inedependent ....... it would remain totally reliant on being subsidised in all sorts of ways by westminster; what would or even could scotland offer england in return?

Surely cynic anyone in their right mind would do endless research into the possibility of going out of the UK , to just bang on in the hope it will work is crazy . I hope they see through her failings .

A bit like making mountains out of molehills.

Until you break your neck by falling over one.

Reminds me of the T May and her band of Brexiters.

Freda, be careful what you wish for. If Fifi goes ahead with yet another Ref and loses again. That's goodnight Vienna SNP, do you seriously even imagine even in your wildest phychotic dreams that Labour will take over the mantle, good luck with that one LOL!!!

But as usual you have to put it out there, one problem you have been sussed no one cares anymore :0)

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T. May will now be beavering away on the 'Dear John' letter to give those
resident in Brussels 'fair' warning of our impending departure..YIPPEEE!!

And with the Dutch elections tomorrow, a Gert Wilders party win would be
the cherry on the cream cake of the week..

The only blot being that irritant fishstick Sturgeon, who will be finished after
the next rejection of her desire to be ruled from Brussels.

Best way to secure Scottish Independence is to give the English a vote. Besides the Euroblock (heads) have enough lame ducks without taking on another one.

I agree George , Wales would probably vote them out too as they get a better funding deal from Westminster than we do.

Maybe we should have a referendum on whether or not to let her have another referendum in Scotland.

Sorry Dil I should have included Wales and N. Ireland of course.

Teresa May has no alternative but to decline any possibility of another referendum about Scottish independence because of the enormous implications with brexit being implemented : the scots made the decision a few years ago to remain in the UK !....you cannot have referendums at the drop of a hat...chaos would ensue as we are now in the process of leaving the EU and we can't have regional differences overriding the economic safety of the whole country...Nicola Sturgeon should read the terms and conditions pamphlet again about these referendums...it seens the SNP are not prepared to accept the fact that they lost the referendum to becoming independent.....in any case a new Scottish referendum cannot even be considered until 2022 or 2023 at the very earliest...amen....

She's playing dirty , justifying her position , and steering away from her proper problems in Scotland . She apparently tweeted last night that she was elected to her position and May wasn't , which i think is balls because you elect a party not a leader .

Its all coming home to roost...The tory MP for South Thanet is under police caution
the establishment did every thing they could to stop Nigel Farage getting elected,
Now lets see justice done and these corrupt feckers sent to prison..

Where is Haystack to report on these developments?..

Maybe part of it , joking of course but he's gone quiet for a while .

May should press the Brexit button tomorrow and get on with leaving and ignore that idiot north of the border who is intent on destroying Scotland.

Go on Teresa you know you want to.

May should have done what our hero, Nigel Farage, told her to do, namely" 'Get on with it! Do it now!'

Instead, by delaying things, hoping to get a better 'whatever', all the 'Remainers', including the likes of Nicola Sturgeon, 27 other EU member states and even Peers in the House of Lords, have all been given time to organise tons and tons of disruptive problems, all with a view to frustrating the entire Article 50 process.

HoL is patently NOT "frustrating the entire Article 50 process"
fortunately, HoL has a solid core of members who genuinely care about what is best and quite rightly, will often ask the gov't of any hue to reconsider

There we are next Wednesday 29th , is the day of official Article 50 start .

I'd have prefered this Wednesday...but hey ho!!