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[Consultancy Expertise @Robbie1Red]

@JamboAldo @JohnSwinney Hypocrisy

[Consultancy Expertise @Robbie1Red]

The usual hypocrisy when they change their views to suit their varying agenda.. Do SNP voters not notice this ?

[alexmassie @alexmassie]

It must have been a different John Swinney who said in February 2025 that blocking Jackdaw was “the only sustainable judgment you can arrive at in considering these questions".

[The Patriots Voice 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧 @Proudofthisland]

🚨You couldn’t make this up if you tried.

Full UK driving licence in two hours.

Holding up the pass certificate like it’s a golden ticket.

Meanwhile the rest of us are sitting theory tests, paying £40+ for actual lessons, and waiting months for a test slot.

No chance she’s paid for proper tuition.

And the theory test? Must’ve been a real head-scratcher.

Just another shiny new car on the way, courtesy of the British taxpayer.

Handed out like there’s no tomorrow.

[Agent P @AgentP22]

Sack them then.

[Aviemore @Fyrishsunset]

‘Scottish Green activists push for legal recognition of polyamory’

They want legal recognition of polyamorous and “multiple partner” relationships.

I don’t think any of them are remotely interested in the climate. Those who were are long gone.
https://t.co/Frep7Cm1FB

[Agent P @AgentP22]

Wasn't the disappearing £660k SNP independence fund "ringfenced"?

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[Agent P @AgentP22]

Hear Hear!

[The world has gone mad @SteveTa65152757]

John Swinney manually deleted his correspondence with Nicola Sturgeon during Covd. Wonder if that included their decision to send untested old folk back to care homes. I really don't know how these people sleep at night. #SNPout #ResignSwinney

https://t.co/wdDNntymCU

[Agent P @AgentP22]

The SNP needs a five-year plan to get Scotland working. Instead, we get a five-year plan to increase benefit take-up.

Where is the same urgency about jobs, wages and improving the economy?

[Consultancy Expertise @Robbie1Red]

If she is a teacher she has NO place in schools 😳

[Benonwine @benonwine]

Zamard Zahid, Glasgow anti-racism campaigner and alleged school teacher, posted a video with her daughter saying we need “violent revolution” against imperialism and colonialism.

“I’m very pro-revolution, we need not just revolution but we need violent revolution… you can’t get anywhere against imperialism and colonialism without violence, we need to get organised.”

She doesn’t correct her daughter. This is open talk of organised violence. If a teacher or parent from the other side said the same thing, they’d be arrested before the video finished uploading. Why is this different?

These are enemies of democracy and our whole way of life and in my view they are inciting violence.

[Consultancy Expertise @Robbie1Red]

Disgraceful and with no repercussions…

[No Chance @MrNChance]

She's now removed this video from her TikTok account. If this was any if us, our door would have been kicked in by now.

[ROG @PravdaBrian]

He’s from India on a students visa , gets a job as a MSP on £100,000 plus expenses, his flat , heating and phone are paid from the public purse , and he is now making laws to implement higher taxes and regulations. Think about that this winter when you can’t afford heat or food

[Agent P @AgentP22]

Enough of the sanctimonious sales pitch.

Taxpayers are people. They have mortgages, food bills and limits.

Swinney need to stop treating their wages as an inexhaustible fund for SNP announcements.

[Agent P @AgentP22]

The rest of Britain isn’t “Westminster”, John. There are actual people there. Some of them even struggle to pay their bills.

Parochial nationalism laid bare.

[Consultancy Expertise @Robbie1Red]

Want independence but don’t want our biggest asset to secure energy, to the support the economy, revenue and jobs 😮😮 Who votes for these people.. ??

[Sam Taylor @staylorish]

Reminder: whatever he might claim today, this is what John Swinney said in February 2025. He welcomed the court’s decision to block Jackdaw, calling it “the only sustainable judgment you can arrive at in considering these questions”.

[Agent P @AgentP22]

Thank goodness Q has been “in touch” with Police Scotland.

They would never have managed without this major intervention.

Parents can rest easy tonight.

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[Agent P @AgentP22]

"Political Education Officer Councillor"?

The Soviet Union collapsed in 1991. Apparently its job titles are still finding work in the SNP.

[Consultancy Expertise @Robbie1Red]

He thinks he is way more important than he is .. #Arrogance #Entitlement and

[Annemarie Ward 💜 @Annemarieward]

😳 @JohnSwinney telling the Easdale brothers to “watch their language” rather neatly illustrates the very attitude they're complaining about.
He's the @ScotGovFM of Scotland, not the nation's headmaster. His job is to answer criticism, not to expel people who express it in terms he finds disagreeable.

I've experienced this culture myself. Challenge a policy, question a funding decision or expose an uncomfortable truth, and suddenly the conversation becomes about your tone, your language or your attitude. Anything, it seems, except the substance of what you've actually said. It's a remarkably convenient way of avoiding difficult questions while making the person asking them the problem.

Democracy is not simply the right to vote every few years. It also requires the freedom to challenge those in power without fearing that your livelihood, funding, reputation or opportunities will suffer as a consequence.

And that is where my criticism of the SNP goes considerably further than its apparent dislike of dissent.

My concern, informed by my own experience, is that criticism can carry identifiable institutional consequences, while compliance and political conformity can bring equally identifiable advantages.

That is a far more serious allegation than a government being thin-skinned, and it deserves proper scrutiny.

The Easdales have the resources and public profile to challenge the government openly. Many smaller organisations, particularly those dependent on public funding, do not enjoy that luxury. For them, the perceived price of speaking out can be enough to ensure silence.

A government doesn't have to ban criticism to discourage it. It merely has to create an environment in which people believe there is a price to pay for speaking their minds.

So perhaps, rather than lecturing his critics about their manners, the First Minister might reflect on why people feel compelled to use such strong language in the first place.

Democracy isn't a classroom, Mr Swinney. The electorate aren't your pupils, and disagreement isn't a disciplinary offence.

[Consultancy Expertise @Robbie1Red]

Another one well qualified for the over paid job they have just secured 😳

[Agent P @AgentP22]

Dear oh Dear.

The man who told families to eat Christmas dinner off pasting tables now has a top job at the Ministry of Defence.

Incredible.

[Consultancy Expertise @Robbie1Red]

It’s ok it’s just more tax payers money for the SNP Elite who have delusions of self importance and entitlement 😳😳

[Agent P @AgentP22]

Taxpayers are now paying for ministerial limos so that SNP ministers can got home from party booze ups.

Who the hell authorises that?

https://t.co/APBJkV3SB2