Monthly Archives: November 2018

Embrace are an English rock band formed around 1990 by brothers David and Richard McNamara. They have released 7 albums to date but the first album I heard was: The Good Will Out (1998) I was listening to the album … Continue reading →

So Theresa Mayhem has decided to keep The National out of her press conference in Glasgow tomorrow on what will be a very strictly managed visit with no doubt glum dumb looking employees at some Tory owned company in the … Continue reading →

Dignity is the right of a person to be valued and respected for their own sake, and to be treated ethically. It is of significance in morality, ethics, law and politics as an extension of the Enlightenment-era concepts of inherent, … Continue reading →

Scum and a little more https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/jul/22/mike-ashley-running-sports-direct-like-victorian-workhouse

Nicola Sturgeon is being reported as being willing to work with any unionists to stop Brexit. Nicola has said that, while all options remain on the table, she hoped to convince the Labour leader to join with other parties in pushing … Continue reading →

Richard Leonard, Manager of Scottish Labour, and the man partly responsible for selling out female Glasgow council workers when in the GMB if reports are true is having a Gordon Brown. According to Leonard people are increasingly hostile to an … Continue reading →

I woke up to an awful disgusting surprise today, I mean really mingin. Apparently the scumbag Tories are leading the fight back against the SNP in all those communities they have taken for granted. The kind of granted that alleviates … Continue reading →

Craig Murray in his latest blog has voiced the opinion I totally agree and have said as much myself. I even favour UDI, but the SNP should put it in their manifesto for what might be a soon to be … Continue reading →

This country is a joke, end of. Yesterday the world, or a lot of it, paid its respects to those who have died in war. We can argue all day about the idea of a just war etc and we … Continue reading →

My Dad once said something along the lines of ‘ if you don’t have money you can’t buy things, if you can’t buy things then people don’t make things, if people don’t make things people don’t have jobs, and if … Continue reading →