'She WANTS Brexit to be a disaster!' Sturgeon MOCKED for revealing second referendum plot

The bitter SNP leader, who humiliatingly was on the
losing side in the Scottish and EU referendums, put
referendums to the top of her agenda at the party
conference in Glasgow.
Faced with negative ratings in the polls, the Scottish
First Minister tried to revive her flagging political
career with a call for more votes on Britain’s future as
she tries to hold off the challenge from popular
Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson.
Ms Sturgeon said: "Let me just, for the sake of clarity
we have a mandate for this parliament.
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"We won that mandate last year but after the general
election I heard clearly people saying with the
uncertainty of Brexit it was premature to be definitive
about a timescale right now."
She added: "So I have said I will not consider the
timescale until there is a greater clarity about the
Brexit talks.
"I am not going to go any further than that, that's my
position."
Nicola is said to be trying to hold off the challenge
from Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson
Scottish Conservative deputy leader Jackson Carlaw
said: “Nicola Sturgeon wants Brexit to be a disaster
because she thinks it’ll bring independence a step
closer.
“And with her penchant for re-running democratic
referendums, it’s no surprise to hear her hint at
another vote.
“But the people of Scotland are sick of these games,
and want a government who will get on and make a
success of Brexit, not use it to stoke grievance.”
Nicola was accused of wanting Brexit to be a disaster
And even at her own party conference her position of
“Scotland independent in the EU” was being
challenged by senior SNP members.
Ahead of the conference SNP former Scottish
Parliament Presiding Officer Tricia Marwick said she
had abandoned supporting the policy because of
Brussels’ refusal to protect Catalonia from Spanish
police brutality.
Nicola put referendums to the top of her agenda at
the party conference in Glasgow
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After a visit to the Spanish province which is pushing
for independence, she said: “I voted last year to
remain in the EU.
“I look at what they have allowed and enabled to
happen in Catalonia and I don’t want any part of it.
Right now, I cannot see any advantages of being part
of the EU when we have got its leaders refusing point
blank to intervene and condemn the actions of Spain.”

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