Those on the extreme left would have you believe that these protests in Glasgow are organised by the "far-right."
They're not - it's women like this.
Our forgotten working-class communities have been ignored for too long and enough is enough.
Rita Moreno performing "Fever" on the Muppet Show with Animal on drums which originally aired almost 50 years ago in the UK on September 12, 1976 and in New York on September 20, 1976 which earned her a Primetime Emmy Award.
🚨SCOTLAND: There is currently a meeting being held in I believe Glasgow in a forest as locals are fed up with repeated sexual offenders being put into neighbourhoods.
They have warned that now is the time for their voices to be heard and to protest so the establishment stops doing this.
Video was sent it so can’t give credit.
This is live today.
#glasgow
Kilts, bagpipes, beer and cones.
The Governor of Massachusetts, speaking on the The Context programme, said the Tartan Army in Boston “set the tone for the World Cup”.
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Ann Widdecombe is a high profile member of an insurgent right wing party
Her last interview she talked about the establishment that pull the strings behind politics
The next day she is brutally murdered in her remote home
Yet they’ll look you in the eye and say random attack
Within hours of Ann Widdecombe’s murder investigation, police and legacy media were happy to report a "white British man" had been arrested.
Now he's been released, they're all now refusing to issue description of suspects or release any CCTV footage they have?
Wtf is going on here?!
Here at the bonfire in #Moygashel. And let me tell you, I am shocked and horrified.
We need Sadiq Kunt here immediately with some public prayers for the Mujahideen @SadiqKhan
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Congratulations to Scotland. They maybe the only nation on Earth to be completely drunk today but you have to hand it to them. They have the best national anthem bar none.
Righteous Rage on the streets of Belfast after an attempted beheading and eye gouging.
Why should nationals be calm? Do not condemn the response of decent people. Condemn the feral ghouls who are set amongst us.