Odds and Ends Monday 12th June 2023

Double Standards – We can’t say too much regarding Nicola Sturgeon and the ongoing investigation into SNP Finances for fear of the State Police of Scotland showing up at our door with an arrest warrant from Lady Dorian, and there will be a billion words written today about this case from many people and the ones that the Scottish Courts approve of which is not new media but what I do feel confident in saying is that there is a serious issue with double standards within the British SNP when it comes to what constitutes enough to be suspended from the party or not.

Now the opposition calling for the SNP to suspend the Murrells is just point-scoring and petty when it comes from them, however, the members would have a right, if they so wish, to demand it given people have been suspended for far less. Personally, I don’t care all that much what the party does, but while Yousaf may be in a lose-lose situation, and the SNP fanzine The National will call for the party to support Sturgeon, by not suspending the Murrells Yousaf will look even weaker than he already does in the eyes of the wider voting public.

It started well – but then went downhill very quickly. Humza Yousaf actually said some things that I agreed with, he was correct to say that,

“At the moment, for example, it’s pretty obvious that independence is not the consistent, settled will of the Scottish people.”

I agree, I think that fact is down to the incompetence of the British SNP and stupidity of Scottish voters but it is hard to disagree with that comment.

Mr. Yousaf also said the SNP could “make life very difficult” for Labour after the next general election if Sir Keir Starmer does not cooperate with it.

Goes without saying, shouldn’t even need saying really, the job of the opposition is to make life difficult for the Government of the day, to scrutinize, to offer alternatives, to hold to account, again not something the British SNP have a good recent history of with the current Tory Government but we can live in hope.

And then the loser that is Humza Yousaf takes hold when he says,

The SNP leader also said he has spoken to former first minister Nicola Sturgeon. He continued: “Why would I not want to get some advice from arguably one of the best politicians, the most impressive politicians, Europe has seen over the last couple of decades?”

Sturgeon is a failure in every way, why on earth would anyone take any sort of strategic advice from this former First Minister is beyond me, so from thinking is Yousaf wakening up to seeing that nah, he is just weak and set to fail as we all suspect he will. Sturgeon best politician in decades, can I have some of what Yousaf’s drinking, please.

Talking Pish – I know I do but I’m not talking about me I am talking about the Governor General of Scotland the colony Alistair Jack, Jack says that

 “Our recent report shows that Scotland benefits hugely from the scale and reach of the UK Government’s international engagement and influence.

“From international security to trade and culture, the UK Government’s international departments and agencies are securing the interest of all parts of the United Kingdom.

Absolute pish, Scotland the colony with record levels of child poverty, hunger, high unemployment, addiction, and poor life expectancy, benefits England and London in every way but receives nothing but misery in return but there will be people out there who believe this crap. The selfish bastards who do alright having been bought and sold, or colonized to the extent that Jockholme Syndrome is a way of life for them now.

Our colonizer goes on to say,

“The UK’s permanent membership of the UN Security Council and our leading position in Nato, the G7, the G20, and other global organisations enable us to make progress on the vital issues that matter to everyone in the UK – including Ukraine, climate change and human rights.

I know you can’t make it up. No one gives a shit what the UK thinks, you can’t be thrown off the security council, if you could the UK would have been ditched years ago and what are the Tories doing. Promoting the war in Ukraine because they have been told to by the USA, rolling back environmental protections to the extent that we mine coal again to greater degrees, and they abandoned human rights a long time ago, shit we don’t even have that many human rights in our colony that a Tory would respect. These people are just playing games with their delusion and we accept it like the slaves we are.

He was just a unionist like the rest of them – I will admit to having some time for Jeremy Corbyn when he became Labour Leader. I agreed with some of his policies and agreed with much of what he had to say, but then it turned out he was just as much a colonizing unionist as the rest of them.

While he is celebrating 40 years as an MP I can’t forget when he said

to an audience of Scottish Labour MSPs and activists in Glasgow that independence would be a serious mistake, and would lead to “turbocharged austerity and a glaring hole in the money required to fund essential services”.  He said its best option was to fight for overall reforms of the UK economy and constitution.

When asked this week if Britain was a democracy Corbyn said

“No, it’s not. Our parliamentary system is ineffective at controlling the executive.

No Jeremy Britain is not a democracy, and you were happy for Scotland to remain a colony. Labour, no matter if they are left like Corbyn, or Tory like Starmer, are all unionists and colonizers to the core so voters in Scotland better think long and hard before voting for these people, it might actually kill off independence for good.