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Ross Bradley

@rwb69

Father, husband, atheist, rugby fan, politics left, science geek who wishes he understood it better, all opinions expressed here are probably nonsense.

Greenock Katılım Ocak 2012
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Ross Bradley
Ross Bradley@rwb69·
@MajorDMalpas so.......you're drawing a moral comparison between a comedian to a political leader?
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Major D Malpas
Major D Malpas@MajorDMalpas·
You wonder if the New Puritans of the SNP have heard of an exceptionally vocal nationalist comedian who goes by the name of “Frankie Boyle”. Never knowingly told a joke that WASN’T offensive but that will be different for, er, reasons I imagine.
Paul Hutcheon@paulhutcheon

EXCLUSIVE: Reform's leader in Scotland issued a grovelling apology after he cracked a vile homophobic joke about George Michael at a rugby club dinner. Malcolm Offord also made donation to an LGBT rugby club after the cruel, sexual joke. dailyrecord.co.uk/news/politics/…

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Silvio Tattisconie 💎 ©™ 🇬🇧🎗
A separatist not only lying to herself, she's lying to you, Greater Glasgow and Clyde Health board confirmed that they were pressurised by the SNP to open the hospital before the 2015 Scottish election
Anne@annewitha_e

Ministers did not apply pressure to open & did not know of problems till much later, as First Minister stated. After weeks of attacks gleefully reported by news media in Scotland, Sarwar must be held to account in Holyrood in this last week & he should apologise

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Ross Bradley@rwb69·
@GeorgeFoulkes I mean, if Labour only paid women fairly then Glasgow wouldn't be saddled with 3/4 Billion Pounds worth of debt.
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@VonnSand @ScottishLabour They are building more homes in Dublin than London, London with a Labour Mayor working with a Labour Government............why would anyone vote Labour when they are building fewer homes than the Tories?
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Vonnie Sandlan for Glasgow Central 🌹
The entitlement and arrogance of the SNP minister quoted here is astonishing. There is no affection on the doors for this tired SNP government. Their litany of failures should shame them. They do not deserve a third decade in government. Vote for change, with @ScottishLabour 🌹
mandy rhodes@holyroodmandy

What sparked the column below 👇was overhearing an SNP minister in the Parliament saying they could stand anyone [the old stick a rosette on a pig argument] at this election & they’d still win. That kind of careless entitlement is always worrying.

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Ross Bradley@rwb69·
@paulhutcheon Not sure promising to work with a very unpopular government is a dividing line, same for working closely with a Prime Minister who's resignation you have demanded.
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Paul Hutcheon@paulhutcheon·
Analysis | Scottish Labour needs much sharper dividing lines with the SNP if they are to mount an election challenge. Anas Sarwar's party launches its Holyrood election campaign on Thursday. dailyrecord.co.uk/news/politics/…
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Laurie Macfarlane
Laurie Macfarlane@L__Macfarlane·
NEW: We often hear that Scotland’s more progressive income tax is “driving people out the country.” New HMRC data shows the opposite. Far more taxpayers are moving to Scotland than leaving it. Let’s look at the data 🧵
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Ross Bradley@rwb69·
@slavin_robert By his own admission Alex Salmond abused is position and power to access junior and subordinate women. The man was a creepy fucker as are all those apologists for that type of mysoginistic behaviour.
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Robert Slavin
Robert Slavin@slavin_robert·
I can’t fully express just how much I detest this fraud who after stabbing Alex Salmond in the back continued to stab independence and women’s hard fought rights in the front while trying to claim she’s a victim…history will rightfully abhor her and her many many failures
Andrew Neil@afneil

This is worth watching.

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Ross Bradley@rwb69·
@paulhutcheon And then the financial crash, austerity, brexit……which is obviously the SNPs fault.
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Mark Irvine
Mark Irvine@Mark1957·
John Swinney is a big baby for cancelling a defence briefing organised for the first minister and Scotland Secretary, Douglas Alexander Defence is not devolved to Holyrood so it makes perfect sense for the UK minister (John Healey) to brief the two men at the same time
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East Renfrewshire Asks@EastRenAsks·
@rwb69 @AngusRobertson If my life's work had led to me having to live in a crap hole like Greenock I'd watch who I was calling an idiot. Is it smack or crack that's your favourite?
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@LucyHunterB maybe NS showed a level of self reflection a lot of people could benefit from?
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@ajwillshire It might be in our interests to protect the shipping routes. But do you have any confidence in Trumps planning and stability?
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Andrew J. Willshire
Andrew J. Willshire@ajwillshire·
It is so obviously in the interests of the UK and Europe to keep the Straits of Hormuz open to traffic that to not do it can only be because of anti-Trumpism. Yes, it's closed (at least partially) because of actions that we did not take. So what? You may not be interested in war, but war is interested in you. The important thing is the response, and we should be responding for the good of our own countries. Consider this - if Trump / the US Senate put export restrictions on American oil and gas, it'll primarily be Europe who will be screwed by the closure of the strait, not the USA.
Lindsey Graham@LindseyGrahamSC

Just spoke to @POTUS about our European allies’ unwillingness to provide assets to keep the Strait of Hormuz functioning, which benefits Europe far more than America. I have never heard him so angry in my life. I share that anger given what’s at stake. The arrogance of our allies to suggest that Iran with a nuclear weapon is of little concern and that military action to stop the ayatollah from acquiring a nuclear bomb is our problem not theirs is beyond offensive. The European approach to containing the ayatollah’s nuclear ambitions have proven to be a miserable failure. The repercussions of providing little assistance to keep the Strait of Hormuz functioning are going to be wide and deep for Europe and America. I consider myself very forward-leaning on supporting alliances, however at a time of real testing like this, it makes me second guess the value of these alliances. I am certain I am not the only senator who feels this way.

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