Of course, they needn't have done so if the spineless Westminster parties had kept their promise on The Vow or if Gordon Brown's promises weren't the equivalent of being served empty haggis casings.
Perhaps in this next parliament, we might actually get what David Cameron famously wouldn't allow on the indyref ballot paper: Devo Max.
Jim Murphy and the rest of his band of muppets will no doubt spend the rest of the campaign telling us how we're all going to become broke, starve and die if we even so much as think of Home Rule.
But does anyone even bother listening to Jim Murphy now (apart from the Labour-crazed zombies at the Daily Record, of course)? Even his imperial masters down south have given up on him.
This is the Year of the SNP and I'm beginning to think that nothing can stop us now...
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Excellent. Nice line on 'empty haggis casings' and witty 'Imperial Masters' reference. And good use of an image to break up the text for easy reading.
ReplyDeleteIt always needs to be pushed; the fact that Westminster broke purdah rules in the indyref by introducing The Vow promising Devo Max. That was the promise on a No vote. Westminster needs to deliver Devo Max.