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Onwards and upwards…
Well, overall I thought 2017 gave us quite a few insights. The Scottish office of the Westminster Party’s all offer nothing to Scotland. Ruth is as vacuous as ever (and still has a face for everyone). Labour elected another new … Continue reading
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Tagged British Labour in Scotland, indyref2, Scottish Conservative Party, Scottish Liberal Democrats, SNP
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Hold your nerve…
It’s taken over a week for me to come to grips with what is going on with politics in the UK as well as Scotland. I do apologise for this, however, here goes. Let’s get one thing straight right now; … Continue reading
Here we go…
Well she did it. Stealing thunder from Theresa Mayhem’s expected announcement on triggering Article 50, Nicola Sturgeon has announced that she will be seeking Holyrood’s permission to hold a second referendum for Scottish independence. So what now? The first thing … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, indyref2, media, Nicola Sturgeon, Scottish Parliament, Sky News
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Two battles
I have long maintained that we actually have two campaigns to fight. there is, obviously, the campaign to bring Scotland’s government home. But before we can do that we have to win the battle to affirm and defend our right … Continue reading
The new fight
“…both the Unionist and Nationalist camps are girding themselves for a rematch of 2014.” British nationalists my be “girding themselves for a rematch”, but rest assured that the “Nationalist camp” is not. The entire Yes movement is very well aware … Continue reading
Beware the wolf in sheep’s clothing!
Suppose someone were to tell you that, in the coming local elections, there would be people going around wearing Yes badges but urging folk to vote for a unionist party. What would your reaction be? What would your attitude be … Continue reading
The state of this…
Dear @NicolaSturgeon We had an #indyref in 2014. Scotland said No. Accept it. Move on. Get back to the day job. — Maurice Golden MSP (@mgoldenmsp) 13 February 2017 The Scottish Tories are full of no marks, this one is … Continue reading
A union by any other name…
The recent debates in Parliament over Article 50 were disgraceful and yet, left me feeling much happier about the SNP MP’s sitting in Westminster. When I heard Mr Hoyle stating that he had been generous by ‘allowing’ the SNP to … Continue reading
Not the day, and not the hour
Having read and reread Cat Boyd’s article in The National, I’m no closer to seeing the point of it. In fact, it seems to me that she’s taking innumerable stabs at making various points – not a few of which … Continue reading
Learning lessons
At the time Yes Scotland was set up, I wholly approved of the separation of the SNP and the rest of the Yes movement. I have been forced to reconsider in the light of subsequent developments. Not that I’m saying … Continue reading