A Case for Scottish Independence: This is a tale of government intrigue and double dealing and how the political fall out changed the course of history

'30 years ago (referring to the 1979 assembly referendum) the people of Scotland were given a chance to decide their future, but was this one of the most cynical exercises of recent times? This is a tale of government intrigue and double dealing and how the political fall out changed the course of history....'

Probably the best video I have ever seen as regards Scottish independence and as relevant now as it was when it was originally posted on YouTube in January 2012. It explains exactly what was the impetus that turned me from a mindless UK drone into a person that believed in Scottish self determination in the late 1970s and 1980s. If I have a wobble caused by the ‪#‎yoon‬ media I just need to watch this and I immediately realise what all this is about and continues to be about, even before it comes to creating a new and fairer society for all residents in Scotland. A MUST SHARE for everyone.

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https://youtu.be/iu-ttEDxgNs

The Dream Shall Never Die

Labour have been taking their vote in Scotland for granted far too long.

Labour have been taking their vote in Scotland for granted far too long.

Voting Labour does not protect us from a Tory government and it will not protect us from a right wing austerity agenda they have adopted and will impose for the next 5 years. 

Scotland voted Labour in 1979, 1983, 1987, 1992 & 2010 and got a Tory Government, the most latest one with the Liberal Democrats in tow.

Lets return a SNP majority from Scotland 2015 !! 

Lets send Labour a message - Red Tories will not be tolerated in Scotland!

‪#‎VoteSNP‬

More NO voting yobs!!!

#‎indyref‬

#Glasgow 19th September 2014

At about 4pm on the above day opposite my house in #Dennistoun a group of people gathered with Union flags. They were rowdy and very loud.

I noted that they were there and started to become worried when they started chanting obsenities aimed at Yes voters, and started to sing Rule Britannia and similar songs.

The ‪#‎NO‬ voting yobs then started throwing rocks at my window (turned out to be a uncooked potatoes, where is a potato famine when you need one?). What a great country the ‪#‎UK‬ is. The window is not broken (the UK is) but what a thump! I wonder if it was some of those Nazi ones from ‪#‎GeorgeSquare‬ the other day. Then again perhaps it was just a normal common or garden Labour party member.

I was shaking before hand because of my ME and not sleeping at all last night, and was extremely sore because of doing far too much for Yes. I suppose I phoned the police although I really didn't want to.

Thinking about it now on the 20th, they must have been congregating for their triumphant riot that occured mainly in George Square later on, when they burned Scottish flags, and beat up Yes protestors with no provocation.