I predict landslide Tories*






*I know nothing

This is interesting to see who to vote for
uk.isidewith.com/

The Labour party is more than just Miliband though.

If Labour suffers a heavy defeat then Miliband will be booted out and they will find some other person a new Blair.

The Labour party did more damage to the UK than Thatcher the milk snatcher ever did.

May I take it from that statement you are from the south of England; the north was devastated by Thatcher.

Admittedly under labour people lost a few quid but she destroyed lives

Looking forward to voting SNP.

I really dont want to come accross as patronising, however unless you know Scotland well im guessing you really dont get whats happened here. Its changed.

The vile threats and outright lies from the Westminster machine for a full 2 years pre indy vote will never be forgotten. Thats why "Scottish" Labour are being punished (according to the polls)

Gordon Brown popping up to scare pensioners, with full live BBC coverage, talk of the vow which was complete bollocks and the fact they worked hand in hand with the Tories has killed them here.

The utterly fake love bombing campaign in the final week, begging Scotland to stay within the union was sickening. More so now as Westminster have reverted back to default "SNP BAD" mode.

Last September Scotland was told, vote No and you will have a bigger say, more powers, you are a valued member of the UK, we love you blah blah fucking blah.

Now its, "if you dare to vote for a party we dont like, we wont work with you under any circumstances, even if you (as some polls have sugested) choose 59 SNP mps out of a possible 59 Scottish mps, we wont listen to anything you have to say. Get back in your box Scotland. And your keeping the WMDs."

Camerons constant claims that the SNP dont want the UK to suceed or even exist, Cleggs constant claims Salmond, (retired leader who might not even win his seat) is the same as Farrage and to be feared, Millibands claim he would rather have a Tory government than work with the SNP, its all stacking up frankly........

Some might find this site interesting, might not, its just the internet

bellacaledonia.org.uk/

Also this was the best way to handle the 100 or so Labour MPS sent from London for a love bombing photo op in Glasgow last September. These days Milliband cant do a walk around anywhere in Scotland.




Also Alex Thomson from ch 4 seems to be the only UK wide reporter actually reporting stuff. The BBC in Scotland dont bother.

blogs.channel4.com/alex-thomsons-view/

What % of the UK national debt would Scotland adopt and how would they service that? What currency would they use, they would not be able to use the GBP right? The economics of independence don't stack up - thanks to a Scot, Mr Gordon Brown. He will go down in history as the worst chancellor ever.

As the Euro is proving, conceptually any countries can use any currency they want but unless their economies are broadly similar it doesn't work. The document referenced by Klyde was originated by proponents of the 'yes' vote in Scotland and within that it was proposed that national debt was shared but the actual mechanics of that were not agreed, I see that as a major issue really and just to assume that an independent Scotland could dictate terms is some leap of faith.

They could go anywhere they wanted to raise any contribution but it would be interesting to see what yield Scottish Government Bonds would return, if they defaulted on the (however agreed) proportion of their national debt then they would need to start again and that's expensive.

Gordon Brown mis-handled the gold sale, demonstrating financial incompetence rivaled only by Norman Lamont's attempts to prop up the pound by increasing interest rates and trying to take on every foreign exchange trader in the world and losing. Sure, he presided over a period of growth and relatively full employment but as they said when they left office there's no money left, shouldn't there have been a surplus at that time?

His handing over of control of interest rate policy to the BOE was a masterstroke, his failure to prevent excessive risk taking by Bank's led to, where we know it did. John Paulson saw that coming....

We have concluded that Labour and SNP are attempting to destroy one another in Scotland and the Tory's are comfortable with the concept of that? So Farage is going to be the most influential person in British politics within a few days?

Living in a safe seat constituency is boring, I could vote for anyone, but the result will be the same. I am actively thinking of moving to a swing seat constituency so that next time it might actually be important for me to engage more in the process.

Friday am, Greenwich & Woolwich will return a Labour MP, they know it, I've had knocks at the door and leaflets from tusc, cons, lib dems & greens, nothing whatsoever from Labour, safe seats suck.

My feeling is the Conservatives will win an outright majority. Not huge, but a majority nonetheless.

My constituency isn't even safe… it's beyond safe… it's The Speaker's which… by tradition… isn't contested.

edited. not worthwhile