Politichuckle


Personal Astrologer to the Great , the Good... Kezia Dugdale and other assorted nonentities


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N PREDICTING the future there are some things that are difficult to foresee and others


that are so blindingly obvious that even John McTernan could call it right first time.


The easiest things to predict (via consulting the stars, tea leaves and Gordon Matheson’s hairdresser) is that, even though Kezia Dugdale MSP won the leadership competition for Labour’s Scotland Branch office, she would immediately state that she would be a ‘new broom’ to sweep away the old assumptions, negativity and crushing defeats and bring Labour back to power again, even though she’d actually been the previous face of Labour in Scotland.


Oh, and SNP bad. But, I mean, Gordon Brown flying in deus ex machina-like (reported uninterrupted on the BBC) to intervene in the “Stop Corbyn” leadership campaign. Who could have seen that coming?


A nod to Frank Z. ©Rapallini 2015 for iScot


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For the cat, eating at the local snack bar was always a risky case of hit and miss.


September 2015 95


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