[General Election 2010]

The SNP are not Scotland. They don't represent Scotland either. They polled under 1/3 of the vote in the Holyrood elections, form a minority administration (not a majority as you said) and less than 18% of the vote in the last General Election. Despite the myth they peddle, they cannot claim to be the unanimous, majority or unique voice of the Scottish people.

 

I just hope we have some form of Proportional Representation for future Westminster elections. Even with Labour polling just over a 1/3 of the votes in the last general election they ended up with the majority of seats. In Scotland it's even worse with over 2/3 of the seats when they polled only around 40% of the vote. It's probably been a similar voting pattern when Tories have been in power.

 

Neither of these parties speak for the majority of people.

[General Election 2010]

I wouldn't be too upset if they ousted that tosser Jim Murphy on Thursday though.

 

Anybody else see his reaction on the Scottish Leaders Debate last night when asked about his "flipping" of homes? He didn't like it one bit.

[Its great to be here!]

Testing Testing

 

S****horpe United

 

Few things I've not used before on a forum, wondered what the + sign beside Allan Herron's post was and have now given him + reputation