Monthly Archives: August 2023

RANT WARNING – When I was looking at the news on my break today, as I was working from home this morning, I just could not be bothered doing a few things from today, not because my motivation is gone, … Continue reading →

This is what annoys people no end – when politicians try to worm their way out of the things they have said, and Kate Forbes is the latest example of it. The First Minister has spent the summer travelling across … Continue reading →

In 2014 things were clear in so many ways – Alex Salmond had agreed a referendum, and David Cameron in his arrogance thought he would walk it, he didn’t but they lied enough to scrape along the gutter to win. … Continue reading →

It’s hardly new, is it? Isn’t this just exactly what Sturgeon the failure proposed? So nothing has changed. The provisional agenda for the ­meeting, which will take place in ­Aberdeen in October, includes a ­motion which states that a mandate … Continue reading →

At the end of the day, it is the members who are to blame – Lloyd Quinan on Prism today talked about the core of the SNP membership who haven’t jumped ship yet and can still bring about change. Personally, … Continue reading →

I agree with a fair bit of this from Jim Spence – although not all of it. I like Jim Spence, and I am of an age now (54) where I am an oldie in many ways I suppose. He … Continue reading →

Alba Party should stand a candidate in Rutherglen – even if it means splitting the vote and Labour winning the seat. Humza Yousaf has snubbed Alex Salmond’s plea to stand just one pro-independence candidate in the Rutherglen and Hamilton West … Continue reading →

There might not be an SNP soon – I won’t lose any sleep over it that is for sure as I would be happy for this party to end rather than linger on. Wings covers this today in detail so … Continue reading →

The Unionist takeover of the SNP is now complete – Just when you thought the SNP level of stupidity could not sink to new perceived depths think again. Maybe they couldn’t afford to pay him off for some contractual reason … Continue reading →

That is what holds the Union together – Manipulation of fear allows the colonists to maintain their power, keep people ignorant, cower, break, and enslave. Britain waged some 250 wars in the nineteenth century to “pacify” colonial subjects, violent conflicts—big … Continue reading →