UK law:
If you are Muslim you can punch a police offer in the face, bang your first cousin and claim benefits for your fourth wife (also a family number)
If you are white, you get prison time for tweeting how pissed off you are about it.
Labour are inciting riots
Last push people of Glasgow.
Vote @CraigHouston_ tomorrow for a man who will stand up for the people of Scotland.
A man who will question and challenge the crackpot decisions made by the ones in power.
A man who represents the real people of Glasgow, not some ideals held by a party.
A man who does have a party whip hanging over him.
A man who has been exposing cover ups and corruption in Scottish politics for years.
A passionate, independent voice of the people, who actually goes out and talks with the people.
Give Craig your vote tomorrow and give the normal citizens of Glasgow and Scotland a chance against the mass of career politicians, champagne socialists and corrupt deviants in the rats next of Holyrood.
VOTE CRAIG HOUSTON
🚨GLASGOW - HERES WHAT YOU WILL GET
I have walked the walk to find out what concerns we all have across the UK. I will fight for these things in Holyrood.
🚨GLASGOW - ITS ON YOU🚨
Voters across Scotland want me in Holyrood. Only those in Glasgow can vote to make it happen.
Give me your second vote (peach paper) and secure me one of the 7 seats available in the Region.
Vote in a candidate who’s been fighting for you for years and will not be silent in that building.
Vote in a candidate who’s already walked the walk.
I believe in the people of Glasgow. Let’s put me in there to stand up for the whole of Scotland.
Vote Craig Houston on Glasgow Region (7 seats available) on 7th May
#houstie4holyrood
🚨The UK Government are PAYING HOUSING BENEFIT to migrants who are LIVING IN HOTELS
Check the address ⬇️
We are being scammed for MILLIONS and @Travel_Lodge is RAKING IT IN
Absolutely Crazy
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JIM McCAFFERTY
Over four decades, Jim McCafferty coached and enjoyed access to hundreds of children who dreamed of being football stars.
In his wake, he left a trail of misery and destruction.
He chose his victims, all boys, from the various youth football teams he managed in North Lanarkshire, from Celtic Boys Club and from Celtic FC’s pro youth set up, where he coached and was kitman.
They were then groomed, abused and manipulated into silence.
But it was a silence that would not hold forever.
On Tuesday, at the High Court in Edinburgh, McCafferty, 73, cut a shambling figure, as he pleaded guilty to 10 charges of indecent assault, one charge of lewd and libidinous behaviour, and a breach of the peace.
He wore a grey cardigan and trousers, and sat with his head down for the majority of the hearing. As the charges were read in detail by the advocate despite, he did not react.
Some of McCafferty’s nine surviving victims were at court to see the man they’d once feared jailed for six years and nine months. He was already serving a jail term for abuse.
One of his victims, now in his late 50s, was abused by McCafferty in the 1970s.
He told the BBC how McCafferty had groomed him, from age 13, and abused him more than a dozen times during the 1970s.
Craig (not his real name) said: “It was a period of three years where the attacks increased in intensity and frequency.
“One particular attack… he was on top of me, pressing me against the wall… physically abusing me.
“I was shaking, it’s almost like freezing, a numbness comes over you that the sense of, is this real? Is this happening to me? What do you do here? It’s like a bad dream where you don’t have the power of your own muscles.”
Craig said he arrived home from school a few days later and McCafferty was sitting in his living room, speaking to his parents.
He told them Craig was on Celtic’s radar, but had been missing training.
“My father was proud and puffed up by that, and was telling me that I had to get over myself and get back… so I did.”
Craig says he was taken to Celtic Park by McCafferty and introduced to the management team as a potential new recruit for Celtic.
“[But]…. in growing up I often reflected on not really having the ability to make it professionally, never mind with Celtic. It was stupidity on my part.”
On another occasion, Craig says he was introduced to Jim Torbett, the Celtic Boys Club founder, who was jailed for a second time last year after a BBC Scotland investigation revealed fresh evidence against him.
McCafferty was also a coach for Celtic Boys Club, and four of his victims played for the club and the Celtic youth team.
Craig, who was then playing for a youth team called Motherwell Boys Club (not connected to the professional side), says he was taken to play a six-a-side tournament in Glasgow where Celtic Boys Club was also taking part.
He said: “I was called over, and McCafferty was introducing me [to Torbett] and saying odds were, that at some point I would be joining Celtic.
“Celtic was always the carrot he dangled in front of me.”
Jim Tobett is not the only known football paedophile McCafferty was linked to.
Another of McCafferty’s victims told the BBC he was taken to meet Barry Bennell, the former Crewe Alexandria coach now serving 30 years in prison for what has been described as “industrial scale” child abuse.
David (not his real name) is in his early 50s, and played for Netherdale Boys Club in the 1980s.
He was abused by McCafferty, who coached the team, and has struggled with alcohol and gambling problems ever since.
“I didn’t know what grooming meant back then, but I do now.
“I had a paper round, then one day he turned up and got me a job in a charity he worked at called the Drake Fellowship."
This charity would later become Fairbridge. In 1992, Jim Torbett was listed in company accounts as managing director.
Impossible these clubs didn’t know
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@JohnSwinney@theSNP You're an imposter posing as someone who cares about our own people, nobody trusts a word you or your party says. Please just disappear and do us all a favour.
Imagine if nobody competing for the 7 list seats in Glasgow Region had a party rosette on, I’d possibly poll the highest amount of votes. You’re voting for folk you don’t know a single thing about. You’re voting for a rosette.
I don’t have a rosette on,
@davidvance The Sia course is easy to pass and presented free by the job centre and other organisations it's almost a guaranteed pass with answers shared.