@theSNP 1. Get it in writing
2 Publish the letter
3. Denounce its injustice
4. Announce the alternative route
For God's sake make some NOISE!!!
We must NOT accept the pronouncements of a PM we had no part in electing, from a party rejected by Scotland in 2026
COME ON @JohnSwinney !!
Perfect illustration: colonial poodle Swinney singing the colonial English national anthem "God save the king of England" at Commonwealth opening in Glasgow. He's not even seated at the centre. They put him on the side...in Scotland! Image that. Fully bowing to a foreign king, Scotland's enemy. And that's an "independence" leader? An absolute fraud. Liberation happens at the UN with global support.
@joe_yer99 I can sit happily with folk from many different persuasions and enjoy finding common ground in conversation!! 👍🏻 😊
This guy would sap even my patience😱
@GulagDweller26@80_mcswan I’m guessing you’ve pulled that figure right out of your sp**ncter!!?!😜
The question wasn’t ‘settled’ in 2014!
Democracy is fluid & folks change in 12yrs!
Burnham has NO democratic mandate,
& maybe you & your ilk should ‘respect’ Scotland’s democratically elected government!!😜
@stevenperth1987@Scotpol1314@JohnSwinney Of course we are!!
We want independence just as much as anyone.. and speaking for myself, frustrated and getting increasingly angry with the dithering, mediocrity and shockingly poor leadership in advancing Scottish independence!! There’s just no passion!! 😱😱
@HeleneG46816352 They are being reinstalled, as well you know, but you continually use this toilet paper rag as some sort of proof?!
( lots of numbers with your name btw🥴)
Personally, I’d grind the statues up & fire them in land fill. You want ‘history’?! Get down to a museum or library 😉
@paulhutcheon “Slapped down” fkn outrageous the way Scotland is treated.
‘Agree to disagree’ with the democratically elected government of Scotland.
I’m sick of this, John Swinney better get his ginger out and get us out of uk ASAP
‘Union of equals’ my arse.
#ScottishIndependenceNOW
@coachpolarbear@ScotNational Widespread civil disobedience. The ‘will of the people’ can be orchestrated & heard by the Uk government in many imaginative ways!
When it starts costing £££ & becomes quite a sustained inconvenience.. they’ll act!!
Leadership from the likes of the SNP are evidentially woeful!!
@ScotNational When do we start organising for direct action to disrupt the functioning of the Uk government in Scotland? Civil disobedience has to be something to consider surely
This 100%.
Sick and tired of the tropes being flung about, and all from Rangers/Reform/Labour/Unionists accounts.
They greet at anything and everything.
New houses? IMMIGRANTS!
George Sq? FIX THE POTHOLES!
Repairing roads? I CAN'T GET TO WORK!
@Keir_Starmer It’s almost a relief to see the back of your lying, manipulative, bought & paid for Zionist, full of sh*t, face!! But along will come along another butchers apron shagging, democracy denying A. Hole to replace you!!
🙏🏻 let’s get out of this 🇬🇧 twilight zone Scotland 🏴!! 😱😱🙏🏻
@rgsneddon@Maxine1594293@GlasgowCC Wow.. Thankyou!!🙏🏻
That’s such a kind thing to say☺️
I appreciate it!!!
Wishing you the VERY best in life also!! 🙂👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻🙂
@rgsneddon@Maxine1594293@GlasgowCC The first couple of months of this yr, when I was at a really low ebb, I used to find peace and comfort on my own some, walking and sat at the river Clyde. Various times, I’m certainly not a ‘crack dealer’ OR ‘deviant’🙄😇 thanks 👍🏻
I never got the slightest hassle from anyone 😉
If there was a party that refused to take seats at Westminster and instead focused on scots and returning power to ordinary scots through direct democracy by using/changing the Scottish parliament systems would you vote for them ?
@ScotNational@FatimaJojiSnp That’ll put the fear of god into Andy Pandy 🙄.
Pissing in the wind ain’t cutting it with this Indy supporter!! 🤯🤯
I really do ponder as to how much the SNP has been infiltrated by British 🇬🇧’dark forces’!!?! 🤔😱🤔😱
THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH ABOUT BENT COPS
Daniel Morgan was a private investigator who was about to sell a newspaper story exposing police corruption. On 10 March 1987 he was found with an axe in his head in a pub car park in Sydenham.
Should have been a straightforward case for any competent police force. Except the Metropolitan Police @metpoliceuk left the crime scene unsearched and unguarded, which is an odd way to run a murder investigation unless you already know who did it.
Five separate police investigations followed over the next 24 years. All five collapsed. 67 people were arrested along the way, including 8 serving or former police officers.
Nobody was ever convicted. Morgan's case also got tangled up with corrupt officers linked to the News of the World, the newspaper that later imploded in the phone hacking scandal.
In 2013 the Home Secretary finally set up an independent panel to find out what actually happened. It took the Daniel Morgan Independent Panel, chaired by Baroness Nuala O'Loan, 8 years to produce an answer, partly because the Met refused to give the panel access to its own case management system for 7 of those years ...
... The police obstructed the inquiry into how the police obstructed the investigation.
The final report landed in June 2021, running to 1251 pages. Its conclusion was blunt. The Metropolitan Police was institutionally corrupt, more concerned with protecting its own image than solving the murder of a father of two.
Then commissioner Cressida Dick was personally called out for the years of delay and obstruction.
The Met's response hit every note of a corporate crisis playbook. It admitted corruption played a role in the failed original investigation, then in the same breath said it did not accept it was institutionally corrupt.
A separate watchdog review the following year decided it would not use that label either. So the country ended up with a 1251 page report calling the force corrupt, followed by polite disagreement about the wording, while the murder stays unsolved 39 years on.
The Morgan family fought for over three decades to get even this far. Not because Scotland Yard offered them the truth. Because they refused to accept anything less.
This is what institutional accountability looks like when the institution under investigation gets to mark its own homework. If you have ever wondered why whistleblowers inside British policing keep getting ignored, start here.
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