cjh wrote:Nice bike CJH. I like the Black & White.Getting reacquainted with my Croix for the past two weeks commuting after getting knocked off the Equilibrium biking to work. I'm getting it back tomorrow from the cycle shop but think I'll keep it for weekend runs and continue using the Croix for co...

benadrian wrote:Love it V&NMe too.

Nico Adie wrote:Ed Milliband said he'd rather there was a Tory government than for Labour to form a coalition with the SNP. His own words. ED'S WISH. GRANTED.

big\_dave wrote:Those campaigns were entirely reflective of the Tories' Scottish presence and would have been meaningless without it. They were played simultaneously with support of the SNP in Scotland. Lynton Crosby, the Tory campaign strategist, is now quoted as saying that nationalism in Scotland...

murderedman wrote:I'm still learning about UK politics. Is the Torie party the one with all the paedophiles?You learn fast!

big\_dave wrote:I hope you're right. If it plays out like that then independence comes before the end of the decade and the SNP become the center of a reset political spectrum in Scotland, and inevitably more power would get devolved to the Welsh Assembly in response - a Labour or Labour/Plaid gover...

big\_dave wrote:As I said I hope this forum's SNP apologists/supporters are correct. I hope it's just the sour grapes talking, because a successful SNP would be wonderful for Wales.SNP apologists? Has the SNP done something wrong that someone has to apologise on their behalf?

night\_tools wrote:Nico Adie wrote:No pain no gain.Labour have had their day in Scotland. They chose to ally themselves with the Tories during the referendum. This, and their relentless negativity in the Scottish parliament, was their death knell. Perhaps Murdoch's influence exacerbated this, but if...

John Turbo wrote:You have been played. Again : -Those campaigns were not aimed at Scottish voters, can't you see that? Scotland wasn't played by Murdoch and the right wing, how could it be? The massive vote for the SNP in Scotland was forged in the days after the Independence Referendum (probably ma...

big\_dave wrote:It's equally both the SNP and the Labour Party's fault. They both fucked up - two parties who failed to compromise because that would have put the interests of everyone in the UK above the the political careers of their parliamentary superstars. This was a rare instance where a mutua...