#IndyRef2

Joanna Cherry QC

joannaccherry

Some follow up thoughts on a great piece by Andrew Tickell: How Scots have learned to love independence in 2020https://www.thenational.scot/news/18970919.scots-learned-2020-independence-feels-good/?ref=twtrec Andrew says; “Now, the idea o

Paul Cruikshank

PAShanky

2014:No voters: Wings is a wrong'un by the way. He is seriously a bad person.Yes voters: No he's not. You just don't like him because of his style.-----2020:Decent Yes voters:

Charles Grant

CER_Grant

Assuming that HMG sticks with its apparent plan of scrapping parts of Withdrawal Agreement and doing without an EU-UK trade accord, I foresee 10 consequences - a short thread. @CER_EU

Tim Bale

ProfTimBale

THREAD on how the parties will vote on the EU-UK TCA today: Will they simply ‘go gentle into that good night’? Or will they instead ‘rage, rage against the dying

Maureen Johnson

Maureen6Johnson

#LockdownInsomnia Watching Sky news doing a Covid feature on people fighting for breath, the heartbreak on their anxious faces, trying for breath while families are drained of all emotion knowing

Rob Ford

robfordmancs

It is interesting that nationalists dislike this idea as I think such voters are as likely to be pro-independence as the average voter resident in Scotland, perhaps more so. 1/?https://twitter.com/Telegraph/status/1296513983206301697

Lindsay Bruce

RogueCoder250

I've been reflecting on yesterday's events and how the Scottish independence movement conducts itself.For a long time I've warned against factionalism and how the British state will exploit that to

Paul Mason

paulmasonnews

Scotland is the key to the entire next 10 years of British politics... 1/ The SNP is approaching a decision point - if there's a pro indy majority at Holyrood

Karlo Basta

KarloBasta1

1/ Some intellectual throat-clearing on the matter of #ScottishIndependence, in part inspired by answers I gave to a question at Jorg Broschek’s class earlier today about what was happening on

République Cymru 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

RepubliqueCymru

So I've had a read through on the idea about a radical federalist reform of the UK & I have a few thoughts. I thank Mick Antoniw for bringing this

Facundo Savala

FacundoSavala

I have been asking prominent SNP and pro-Indy figures a very simple question today. Q - "If Nicola Sturgeon is found to be guilty of breaking the ministerial code, will

Eileen May

suleskerry

Joanna Cherry: Ignore bumbling Boris Johnson, we need a concrete indy plan NOWhttps://www.thenational.scot/news/18885051.joanna-cherry-ignore-bumbling-boris-johnson-need-concrete-indy-plan-now/?ref=twtrec "SECOND. While the Tories tie

Luke McGee

lukemcgee

Welcome to the year Unionists have been dreading Brexit's now real. Scottish elections & a border in the Irish sea are hereAnd Tories fear Boris is about wade onto this

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s13GES

I think this is spot on. The current moves by Unionists are more or less trying to stir outrage by mentioning things voters should be reasonably aware of anyway. There

Bunty Bee 🐝

BloodyPolitics

1. The ghouls behind the Berwick Border protest bring you the #longwalktofreedom a two month walk to every town in Scotland asking yessers to #signTheCovenant and trust them with their

💙Jane ⭐🌱

localnotail

May's #EngCon Tory Government is using 1984 as a handbookBefore Brexit: "not realistic to think we could just replace European trade with these new markets"After Brexit: "ambitious future trade arrangements"

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