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Russia meddled in Scottish vote, unclear on Brexit - UK parliamentary report

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1 hour ago, sandyf said:

There was obviously a reason Bojo refused to let the report be published last October, the most obvious being it would make him look bad before the election.

It should be more of a concern when UK politicians interfere with voting more so than the Russians.

Indeed - that he was in the pocket of Putin and his corrupt cronies was clear long ago, but if his craven weakness was spelled out in that report, maybe some of the sheep might have revolted, although the way they cheer support every time the clown falters, I doubt it. Sheep will be sheep.

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    • Rookiescot
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      Of course this government does not want evidence of Russian or any other nations interference in Brexit. If shown the calls for another referendum to confirm the result would be overwhelming. 

    • RuamRudy
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      At first glance, a damp squib. Then the realisation:   The UK government "actively avoided" looking for Russian interference during the EU and Scottish independence referendums, says a group

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      Exhibit A and exhibit B m'lud.

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    13 hours ago, nauseus said:

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    truth hurts .... ay...ay... ay chihuahua  555

    1 hour ago, Mavideol said:

    truth hurts .... ay...ay... ay chihuahua  555

    The truth is that if Ivan was interfering he was probably on your side. 

    7 hours ago, RuamRudy said:

    Indeed - that he was in the pocket of Putin and his corrupt cronies was clear long ago, but if his craven weakness was spelled out in that report, maybe some of the sheep might have revolted, although the way they cheer support every time the clown falters, I doubt it. Sheep will be sheep.

    Ahem...

    The weekly Alex Salmond Show routinely attracts 2,500 views on YouTube

    Alex Salmond under pressure over show on Russia Today

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    Alex Salmond faces renewed pressure from the SNP to cut ties with a Kremlin-sponsored television channel amid claims of Russian interference in the Scottish independence referendum.

    The former first minister, who came close to breaking up the United Kingdom in 2014, began hosting a television show on RT, formerly Russia Today, shortly after his election defeat in 2017....

     

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    The comments section makes interesting reading too...

     

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    2 hours ago, evadgib said:

    The comments section makes interesting reading too...

     

    I think there are 4 LD MPs - do they speak for Scotland? Maybe the 1 Labour MP or the 6 Tories? No, I think that the party with 48 of the 59 MPs have a lot more right than any of the rest to speak for Scotland. But if you disagree, that is fine - but that also means that the Nasty Party doesn't speak for the UK. 

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