BritNat Think or Brainwashed, probably Both

Banging the drum – There are few former politicians who I cannot stand more than Pamela Nash who heads up Scotland in Union. If there is a perfect example of a brainwashed former Labour BritNat working against her own country then I am yet to find one. I noted that she wrote an article in the Hootsmon last week that I missed and only caught up with today, it’s quiet a read. It is of course an assassination of the SNP / Green Government, some of it to be fair is spot on when it comes to competency of governance, but the rest of it is this delusion that are we are fed by these people all too often. She does however start with a bit of rant, one that we hear all the time and certainly one that I do not recognise at all, Nash says of the referendum “It was a toxic, deeply divisive period in Scottish public life, causing friendships to break down and hurtful and offensive words like “Quisling” and “traitor” to seep into our politics”.

That was just not my experience of the referendum in the main, apart from one really aggressive clown that I met, the experience I found was enlightening for many and for too many others a denial of the truth. She then descends into the delusion that these people so often do when she bangs on about –

As part of the UK, we are best equipped to focus on the lengthy recovery ahead. Along with other devolved nations and some regions of England, the pooling and sharing of resources across the UK ensures that we can invest more in public services than we could as a separate country – equivalent to around £2,200 per person.

We have the strength of the pound and the safety net of the reserves and international borrowing power of the UK.

And, perhaps most importantly, we have the opportunity to rebuild together – leaving no community behind.

The key being “regions of England”, that is how people like Nash see Scotland, just like a region of England. They don’t f get it do they, when she says offensive words like Quisling and Traitor were used during the referendum what does she expect when she writes an article like this where she is still in denial and is doing everything to keep Scotland the colony that it is.

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This did not surprise me at all – I got interested in politics in my early teens in the early 80’s and when I reflect back to parliament then compared to parliament now the same sense of entitlement remains but the intelligence and thinkers certainly don’t. Across all the parties there are career drones with too many being as thick as shit. We have allowed a system to be put in place that only encourages assholes to become politicians in the main, parliament doesn’t represent us it represents a tiny section of society controlled by the less than 1%, the way it has mostly been since 1707 for Scotland at least.

Douglas Ross knows where he stands now if he didn’t before – Now that the Scottish Tories have been publicly humiliated by their English masters it will be interesting to see if they have any balls or if they are just going to remain on their knees to do their betters bidding. My money is they will sink as low as they can to lick up the scraps that fall from their betters table, a bunch of spineless wonders. If Ross had any nuts he would resign, but he won’t.

Scotland we have a problem – So as Lesley points out 94.5% of the elected representatives of Scotland have no faith in the Prime Minister of the English Parliament and as Paul points out we have an SNP Government and Party that will do nothing to deliver independence, we really stuck between a rock and a hard place. Surely the answer has to be Alba and as soon as possible.

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