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The battle over class sizes 3:15pm on 03 Dec 2009 http://tinyurl.com/ylj26wb

This poll shows the SNP 2 points ahead in the Westminster poll, but very few Scottish papers have told us about it.
I'm not a Nat but I do support Full fiscal Autonomy and I believe that the current UK is dead.

see also this BBC2 programme
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00pbpm9/Scotlands_Conspiracy_Files/

We really need to see some Media honesty or we are doomed to be driven to extremes by this tame support for Labour.
Where are the Scottish Unions in our demands for Fiscal powers and oil money to support Scottish Industry.
Glasgow North East by-election 08:23am on 13 Nov 2009 I think the Lib dems are seeing the result of their failure to drive for Full Fiscal Autonomy in a referendum showing us that they never intended to have a Federal sytem, even though they claimed it for the last 50 years.

You can't trust a Libdem.
Glasgow North East by-election 08:05am on 13 Nov 2009 The SNP Candidate was terrible and naive and Alex Salmond's war cry about "Westminster dancing to a Scottish Jig" was triumphalist and doen't sit well with ordinary folk.

The SNP need to fight for our Fiscal rights and not power at Westminster.

As could be heard at the declaration Brown's name couldn't raise any enthusiasm.
Spending challenge looms 5:17pm on 05 Nov 2009 Let candidates put their required Salary in their manifesto, then we can chose th4em according to value for money.

In fact let's sack them all and do it this way for all of them.
Sun and sandwiches 10:53am on 17 Oct 2009 gedguy2

He may be a PM in England when he comes here he may get tried for treason. He has undermined Scotland and the great Labour Party for his own career.
Sun and sandwiches 10:07am on 17 Oct 2009 giggletheloneranger

The Salmond lad should only join in debate if it is a Party leaders debate and that should be with Brown, Cameron etc if it is a Westminster debate then it should be the Party Leader in the house.

In Scotland there is no Labour part any more its cannot make decisionsfor Scotland.
Add to this the Labour position on expenses and you see that they are doomed.

SLAB need to break free and demand Fiscal Autonomy, otherwise they will be out manoeuvred by either the Tories or the LDs who will support the Referendum and put forward their proposal for Fiscal powers.
'OK pal, outside, now' 3:32pm on 09 Oct 2009
We are due another weekend of Glen Campbell Labour doctrine, I wonder if he will point out the superority of Cameron vs Brown and the domination of Salmond over Gray.

We would be better wi' Glan Michael doing the political commentary I fear.

(We may even get some USA / al Magrahi from the EBC man)
The plebiscite to end all plebiscites 3:28pm on 09 Oct 2009 142 If Scotland were independent it is England who would find it hard to remain within Europe.

Scotland has almost all the natural resources and is not so troublesome.

Full Fiscal AUtonomy is the only choice that can save this union.

I do not fear Independence but it is not my first choice. I will support it if real Fiscal control is not an option.
'OK pal, outside, now' 11:08am on 09 Oct 2009 Yes Brian has been over protective of Mr Gray read Linklater's piece.

As for a televised debate, I fera Iain Gray is not entitled nor capable of such a debate. It should also be undertaken only before a Svopttish election not a GE where, as I understand it, it is a leadership debate.
Meanwhile I look forward to Mr Gray's dream for Scotland which he has kept secret since he took on the job.

Both Labour leaders are now finished and they are now about to be out politicked by other oppositions North and Sout.

Captain Manwairing has spotted a real weakness in the SLAB plan for Holyrood.
The plebiscite to end all plebiscites 10:59am on 09 Oct 2009 LDs support for the referendum would bee a coup over Labour and would give the LDs the choice of the second option question, Full Fiscal Autonomy and would leave the Labour party in the cold, what a chance.

Only Tavish gives the impression of hiding from the referendum which suggests that he is still in cahoots with Labour.

If the LDs don't do something they will lose out in Scotland.

Similarly SLAB appear to be dithering and have dodged even the Omission that was Calman.

The Tories just don't like Devolution and are still being dragged forward saying we like Devolution, but they've spread Vick lotion under their noses.

The Nats are sitting patiently as the opposition fail to make any constitutional arguement that can defeat Independence from a Fiscal point of view. The opposition are caught in the headlights.

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