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Have you only just worked that out?

It's why i said independence is all but inevitable at some point in the future. Salmond will know from his own left wing schooling that it often takes a few failed attempts before the eventual breakthrough

There are three major factors at play

1: A global trend towards more small states (about 150 were formed in the last century)
2: There is a drift towards right wing agendas which will herald more conservative governments (possibly with UKIP as a partner). It'll only require a dynasty of the type we saw '79 to '92 to push Scotland
3: The Labour party is closer now to the SDP allowing the SNP to push onto Scotland's natural socialist agenda. This will ensure that SNP governments aren't a flash in the pan

At some point in the future the stars will align again. An overall assembly majority will coincide with a run of conservatiev governments in London. All it requires than is a charismatic leader to fulfil the final piece in the jigsaw.

The SNP will keep asking for a mandate until one day they get it

<blockquote data-quote="Warbler" data-source="post: 2469913" data-attributes="member: 65228">Have you only just worked that out?It&#039;s why i said independence is all but inevitable at some point in the future. Salmond will know from his own left wing schooling that it often takes a few failed attempts before the eventual breakthroughThere are three major factors at play1: A global trend towards more small states (about 150 were formed in the last century)2: There is a drift towards right wing agendas which will herald more conservative governments (possibly with UKIP as a partner). It&#039;ll only require a dynasty of the type we saw &#039;79 to &#039;92 to push Scotland 3: The Labour party is closer now to the SDP allowing the SNP to push onto Scotland&#039;s natural socialist agenda. This will ensure that SNP governments aren&#039;t a flash in the panAt some point in the future the stars will align again. An overall assembly majority will coincide with a run of conservatiev governments in London. All it requires than is a charismatic leader to fulfil the final piece in the jigsaw.The SNP will keep asking for a mandate until one day they get it</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Warbler, post: 2469913, member: 65228"] Have you only just worked that out? It's why i said independence is all but inevitable at some point in the future. Salmond will know from his own left wing schooling that it often takes a few failed attempts before the eventual breakthrough There are three major factors at play 1: A global trend towards more small states (about 150 were formed in the last century) 2: There is a drift towards right wing agendas which will herald more conservative governments (possibly with UKIP as a partner). It'll only require a dynasty of the type we saw '79 to '92 to push Scotland 3: The Labour party is closer now to the SDP allowing the SNP to push onto Scotland's natural socialist agenda. This will ensure that SNP governments aren't a flash in the pan At some point in the future the stars will align again. An overall assembly majority will coincide with a run of conservatiev governments in London. All it requires than is a charismatic leader to fulfil the final piece in the jigsaw. The SNP will keep asking for a mandate until one day they get it [/QUOTE]

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