Showing posts with label Human Rights Act. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Human Rights Act. Show all posts
13 May, 2015
God Bless the Unofficial Opposition
This is how it's going to be, isn't it ? Until perhaps Nicola & Alex finally admit to plans for a second referendum.
If we're honest, the stupid naïve nationalism aside, the SNP is the sort of party would-be Labour-voters (and many Greens and some Lib-Dems) were hoping for when they wrote in an 'x' besides the name of a far less credible and/or far more compromised and corrupted party in Westminster. Thanks to the last-minute desperate fearmongering of Cameron & co., the Union may only have (last year's seemingly now pointless referendum not withstanding) a few years remaining. But, in the interim, and with the usual slightly-less-right-wing suspects in Westminster politics utterly impotent, Nicola Sturgeon may well be the Union's best defender of traditional social-democratic values. Alba gu bràth ?
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Conservative Party,
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England,
European Union,
Grauniad,
Green Party,
Human Rights Act,
Labour Party,
Liberal Democrats,
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Nicola Sturgeon,
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