Putin: Merkel only strong politican in the west

[garnite 8]

In my opinion that's bull****, she's a newly fledged leader of a party that was abandoned following the referendum.

they gained like 70,000 members post referendum, though. before they only had 25,000 and now they're over 90,000.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-30157986?ocid=socialflow_twitter

[hmm 979]

Gurl, the members after the referendum have soared for the SNP. I think it's the 3rd biggest party in Scotland I think. 

 

Abandoned by their leader I support Scottish independence but the referendum is done for this generation, leave it that way

they gained like 70,000 members post referendum, though. before they only had 25,000 and now they're over 90,000.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-30157986?ocid=socialflow_twitter

 

I meant in terms of Alex Salmond

[craig 680]

Cameron has a minority govt. and has to deal with internal separatism (Scotland) and internal tension over the EU and immigration leading to the rise of UKIP. Obama doesn't control Congress and isn't great on foreign policy.

So yeah.

[garnite 8]

Abandoned by their leader I support Scottish independence but the referendum is done for this generation, leave it that way

 

I meant in terms of Alex Salmond

oh right, well he didn't abandon it. he just stepped down as first minister post-referendum to let a new generation lead, because he argued the party's case to its apex with him as leader. he's still remaining politically active within the party, i think.

[Better Day 5,766]

Abandoned by their leader I support Scottish independence but the referendum is done for this generation, leave it that way

 

I meant in terms of Alex Salmond

 

I think if we got independence, David Cameron would of stood down. I don't think so, I think the cause of independence is rising, a lot of people have regretted their vote, they will be another referendum in another 10 years at the most.

Cameron has a minority govt. and has to deal with internal separatism (Scotland) and internal tension over the EU and immigration leading to the rise of UKIP. Obama doesn't control Congress and isn't great on foreign policy.

So yeah.

 

Please don't tell me you're saying Cameron is a decent leader. He is the worst prime minister since Margaret Thatcher the milk snatcher :toofloppy:

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I think if we got independence, David Cameron would of stood down. I don't think so, I think the cause of independence is rising, a lot of people have regretted their vote, they will be another referendum in another 10 years at the most.

 

Which would've made him a sore loser. That didn't happen though so we can't judge on possibilities and what not

[Better Day 5,766]

Which would've made him a sore loser. That didn't happen though so we can't judge on possibilities and what not

 

It was inevitable for him to stand down. He would be criticised so much for the prime minister that broke the union (which is already broken) he would need to stand down and have a emergency election