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The SNP And The SDA

By Subrosablonde on  From subrosa-blonde.blogspot.com
For some time I've been impressed by the work of the  Scottish Democratic Alliance (SDA). Those involved seem attuned to what's being said in living rooms and pubs and they have had, for some time, comprehensive policies on the EU and defence - being just two - publicly available online. They have always been open to communications with the SNP because their aim is also independence. The SDA, along with the more astute political watchers, realise that Scotland will never be the same from...Read Full Story

The 79 Group

By HorwichNationalists on  From thebritishresistance.co.uk
The 79 Group was an internal faction within the SNP , named after the fact that it was formed in 1979.  The group sought to persuade the SNP to take an active left-wing stance, arguing that it would win more support, and were highly critical of the established SNP leaders. Although it had a tiny membership, the group caused sufficient disquiet that they were expelled from the SNP in 1982, although its members were subsequently readmitted and many attained senior positions in the Scottish...Read Full Story

The Scottish Independence Movement Is Great News For England

By Pugface1701 on  From stirringtroubleinternationally.com
Martin McCauley writes from Edinburgh: These are heady days for Bonnie Scotland. Alex Salmond, the First Minister, is the cleverest politician in the United Kingdom. No wonder his party, The Scottish National Party (SNP), won a clear majority in the parliamentary elections of 2010. In so doing it trounced Labour that  had come to believe that it was the natural governing party north of the border. Now that was not supposed to happen. Scottish devolution was couched in such arcane terms that...Read Full Story

Could Independence Supporters Become The 'Nice' Side?

By Subrosablonde on  From subrosa-blonde.blogspot.com
Why are so many SNP supporters - particularly on Twitter - declaring absolute horror at Tom Harris's production of a Downfall video ?  Downfall parodies involving politicians have been made all over the world but they're soon removed by the film maker as a breach of copyright. Let me stress, I'm not condoning Tom Harris's appallingly bad taste for using the medium to mock the SNP - his action was well out of line for an MP - but I never heard any strong objections when Gordon Brown was...Read Full Story

SNP lie. What a surprise

By HorwichNationalists on  From thebritishresistance.co.uk
Alex Salmond during last years election campaign made sure he was at the front of demonstrations against the closing of RAF bases in Scotland.  He attended a mass rally in Lossiemouth where he declared the SNP “ stood shoulder to shoulder ” with others who joined the cross-party battle to save Lossiemouth and Kinloss, along with RAF Leuchars in Fife. Not even a year later he has now said that an independent Scotland would need just one air base. In his blind ambition to be King of...Read Full Story
Scottish Secretary Michael Moore and First Minister Alex Salmond are meeting in Edinburgh to discuss the independence referendum. The two sides have essentially reached agreement over the SNP's proposed date of autumn 2014. But there has been a row over ...  
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like Sweden, Austria, Finland and Ireland, which provides for defence co-operation between Nato and non-Nato countries.” Labour Shadow Defence Secretary Jim Murphy said the SNP were “out of touch with their own members”.  
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SCANDAL OF SCOTTISH WATER BIG BONUSESLargs and Millport Weekly NewsLARGS editor Drew Cochrane has called upon Scottish Finance Minister John Swinney to curb the bonuses of Scottish Water directors. He has been supported by SNP MSP Kenneth Gibson and North Ayrshire Labur MP Katy Clark. In a letter to Swinney the local ...and more »  
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THE leader of Scotland’s biggest council has said Labour rebels who quit the party should be ashamed and told the SNP: “You are welcome to them”. Labour in Glasgow managed to push through their£2.3billion spending plans for the next year after a ...  
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Kevin Stewart MSP wants the business quango to top up funding ... “I have written to Scottish Enterprise to ask them to reconsider funding this green project. “We have already received support from the EU but domestic funding would allow for a better ...  
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The poll carried out by The Scottish Farmer newspaper asked whether or not DEFRA would look after Scotland’s interests during CAP discussions, to which 100% of respondents said no. Responding to the poll, SNP MSP for south Scotland, Paul Wheelhouse ...  
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WAS last year’s SNP Holyrood election victory a fluke, brought about by a lacklustre Labour campaign and the collapse of the Liberal Democrat vote, thanks to its coalition with the Tories? And can Scottish Labour, with a new leader and what we’re told ...  
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An additional £87 million will be invested in affordable and energy efficient homes to support jobs in the construction industry, Scotland's Housing Minister Keith Brown announced today.The funding was outlined in the Scottish Parliament today by Finance Secretary John Swinney, and will be split as follows: £42 million will expand shared equity schemes and the Housing Infrastructure Loan Fund over the spending review period. This also...  
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Four of Scotland's highest profile politicians have urged councillors to block moves by the far-right Scottish Defence League to march in Glasgow. SNP deputy leader Nicola Sturgeon, and Scots Labour, Conservative and Lib Dem leaders, Johann Lamont ...  
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Twenty years later, the newly elected Prime Minister Tony Blair implemented the policy he had inherited from the former Labour leader John Smith, saying that creating a Scottish parliament with powers over health and education would “lance the ...  
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