Bits and Pieces – Sunday 27th February 2022

Oh deary me poor Nicola –

faces a growing revolt over plans allow people to self-identify their gender with several of her own backbenchers demanding a free vote on new laws.

allegedly a civil war is brewing in the SNP over the controversial GRA reforms and personally I hope there is. It won’t change Sturgeon’s plans in any shape or form but anything that puts her opinions and leadership under the spotlight is good by me. Seemingly “A large group of nationalist MSPs have considered the potential electoral consequences if the Scottish Government process the legislation that will be opposed by many voters, although most nationalists in the parliament back the legislation and want it passed quickly”.  Being afraid for your job also certainly focusses the mind. I don’t doubt this legislation will pass as Labour and the Liberals also support it but it will open up some voters minds and that might be the start of the end of Sturgeon and her poison, as well as, her incompetence as First Minister.

This nonsense needs to stop –

Scottish university chiefs have been branded “stupid’ after issuing a trigger warning about fishing in one of Ernest Hemingway’s best known novels.

In the latest ‘woke’ campus ruling the University of the Highlands and Islands has handed an alert over The Old Man And The Sea’s “graphic fishing scene.”

Glasgow University not that long ago issued warnings to delicate students about Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, Hansel and Gretel and Little Red Riding Hood. The world has gone mad it really has and this needs to stop. It is getting to the point where you can’t express an opinion on anything for fear of upsetting the little delicate woke flowers throughout Scotland, now while that might keep Nicola ‘Hate Crime’ Sturgeon happy with the all woke agenda, it gets right on my tits, yeah I said tits, sue me.

He won’t of course but he’s not totally wrong –

Douglas Ross has issued a rallying cry to cut the SNP “down to size” in May’s council elections. The Scottish Tory leader blasted Nicola Sturgeon over centralisation, tax rises and frontline service cuts ahead of the poll.

There is too much centralisation in Scotland when there needs to be more decisions taken locally, I have always believed that. Councils need to make decisions based on local circumstances and I include things like education and health in that, and then they can be held to account by the voters. If a local area requires say more opportunities around the trades then local councils should be able to facilitate that, or if it was the sciences facilitate that, with opportunities based on local need. But the Tories, moaning about cuts is too much, they will do little in the May elections thankfully, the SNP will do pretty well and I hope Alba can find some traction in there also, they are our last hope.

 

 

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