EU...in or out...

The Conservative negotiated deal which the EU state is not up for renegotiation is effectively a hard leave, they can't get that through the commons. The default is no deal crash out. There is barely time to accomplish anything before October.

The Northern Ireland issue won't go away and if they fudge that it effectively breaks the UK Union as no constituent part of the UK can have an advantage over another.

I've said before, politicians have used divide and rule to gain or hold power for their masters for so long that they have now ended up dividing their own parties. They are fucked either way which is good because it might actually create an opening to implement a better modernised progressive system in England, like the fine English folk having a fucking parliament of their own instead of using the UK one as they currently do.

The equal union is effectively over, it just needs folk to finally realise this. But with crap media and arsebook most folk are still completely ill informed so don't hold your breath...

Still some good jobs up here and better quality of life for those thinking of heading up. That's what you get with a competent government, even with the limited powers they control.

And so it goes on...

There's a reason we kicked Labour to touch up here in Scotland. They're just Red Tories and two cheeks on the same establishment arse.

C'mon tae funk England, you've got 50 million more folk to chose from than Scotland and yet you still elect a bunch of roasters.

The UK leaving the EU would supposedly give us more control to determine our own future.

So what do folk think of the likes of Bannon and his ilk now having more influence?

The tangled web they weave, by those that want to leave.