I have no doubt that there are many, many members of all independence supporting parties and independence candidates who truly believe in Scottish independence. That is beyond doubt. However party politics will never lead to another independence vote and here’s why. The English State know they will lose. You vote for your local party candidate …
After independence Scotland can decide on all the policies that are important to you. But until the day Scots are free from the yoke of the English State you simply cannot decide to get rid of Trident, or decommission Nuclear power plants, or teach Gaelic in Schools, or stand up for women’s rights. Why? Because …
It has been proven that the struggle for independence from the English State should not be kept in the hands of politicians. They are too eager for money and power. Time has proven that they don’t care whose money or how real that power is as long as their thirst for both are satiated. Your …
In memory of Alexander Elliot Anderson Salmond. A true Scottish patriot taken from us too soon. 31st December 1954 – 12th October 2024 Your last words have been written, your final breath has left your body. But your dream shall never die. It lives on in the hearts and the minds of independent Scots everywhere. …
Unionists will tell you that independence supporting Scots have no right to talk badly about the British Empire. That as part of Britain Scotland benefited too from the suffering of others by willingly taking part in the administration and expansion of the British Empire. These Unionists claim that if the Empire committed atrocities then we …
As the world sits back and watches carefully prepared media broadcasts and reads news articles written by journalists with political agendas we begin to see hints of the next stage in the path to World War Three. Russia the country “struggling” to win in Ukraine is sending weapons to Iran. Israel bombing Lebanon in preparation …
British politics not Scottish independence has become the way the people we vote for earn their living. It’s time they step away from the trough. First they ask us to donate money to fund their election campaigns and tell us that a vote for them is a vote for independence. So what can we do …
Fifty percent plus one, is the goal. That is 50% of voters at an election plus one voter, voting for a Scottish Independence party that has the commitment in their election manifesto. So why should this be so difficult for a Scottish Independence party like the SNP to commit to? It shouldn’t. It is on …
As Scottish independence supporters, it is crucial for us to stay informed about the potential risks and challenges that lie ahead in our struggle for freedom. One such concern is the closure of Grangemouth’s oil refinery, which would place Scotland in an exclusive yet undesirable club of oil-producing nations without a functioning oil refinery. In …
On day one of Scottish independence, Scotland will still use Pound Sterling. This will be for a transitional period until Scotland achieves certain economic targets. These targets will be monitored by a new Scottish Central Bank (SCB). A Scottish version of the Bank of England (BOE). Using Sterling after independence is not ideal but it …