I’m personally not that pessimistic. Support for independence is still hovering around 50% despite the best efforts of the SNP to bugger it up. Two things for sure though, if it comes, it ain’t gonna be delivered by either Swinney or Sarwar.
Funny how the BBC seem to forget to inform and educate on the dangers of the far-right. No. They'd rather platform this shit because 'balance'.
I was about to post much the same. It's not just the BBC, although it is critical, but appointments to public bodies across the board that are stacked with extremist nut jobs. I've been dealing with the pensions ombudsman and they're so understaffed and unfit for purpose that you get an automatic reply saying that it might take 4 weeks (20 working days) just to receive a response to each enquiry!
I imagine they've already drawn up the lists of Labour stooges who will be installed.
I doubt any clear out of Tory vermin will result in no platforming filth like Farage and Claire Fox
It's as if the Tories have thrown the towel in. They had one try - claiming that Labour were going to tax you real bad. No one cared. And now they've seemingly retreated into a corner. There was an article in yesterdays papers asking where on earth Jeremy Hunt is. Another in today's saying that tories want Sunak to start making personal negative comments about Starmer (connection to Corbyn, etc.) But so far, they are almost invisible, inaudible.
I would be incredible if it was a load of old shite he'd just made up. That's NEVER happened before.
The Tories are sensible enough to know when they are beat. Their main problem is that Starmer is a better Tory than Rishi. Socialism is dead for another five years and Thatcherism is back on track.
Why would they want to?
Just your opinion. If you add the Tory and Labour vote together it comes out at 43%. Not bad for a policy to still have approval of that magnitude.
