Idiots

Mr Robertson only acted as he did after receiving approval to do so from the FM and (presumably) his cabinet. Did they all therefore totally misjudge the mood of Scottish opinion and should they all be sacked or resign?

Actually, Swinney's defence of Robertson shows that he too misjudged how Robertson's activity would go down with the membership and the public in general.

So, did Mr Swinney just misjudge the mood of Scottish opinion or did he totally misjudge it as you say Mr Robertson did - and should Mr Swinney sack himself and resign?

If you are talking about the current ongoing Gaza situation then my opinion about events is broadly in line with those of the vast majority of my fellow citizens throughout the country as, I believe, are Sir Kier’s and his party’s. The sooner that the Gaza carnage is brought to an end and those responsible for committing atrocities are held to account, the better.

If I were John Mason, as an MSP, I would think my right to free speech is being curtailed by a pro-Hamas party. Do the SNP have a history of anti-Semitism, like Labour?

The irony of life is if you do the research, you often find the worst fascists are those that suffered badly as a child, often by fascist treatment. It is a recurring loop of evil, and what I think happened was the evil of the Nazis agaisnt the Jews created such hatred of Nazis in the minds of the Jew, that as they emigrated to the US and became powerful figures, they psychologically wanted to discharge all that evil in their mind onto others they think deserve it. They can't punish the ones that hurt them, so go after others. You can find the same patterns if you research the early life of mass murderers. The more deranged the killings the more you find the same sort of terror in the early upbringing, which nearly always involves a broken family. I was reading my own link earlier and again we see this lifelong ambition to right the wrongs, yet truthfully he would be the last person I would elect to create international law. He was not of balanced mind, like he was right out there (amongst the stars as Jim Morrison would say, right out on the parameter). This is what we call woke in 2024.

There you go again kicking off with your offensive and abusive language. Are you still going to delude yourself that you are the injured party here ?


I have already provided you with an explanation and a list of behaviours that you have displayed on here that clearly demonstrate your anti-English attitudes. Just look for similar behaviours amongst any SNP types that you know or from any SNP member you chance to see in action and if you spot anything similar to what is on that list of behaviours then you will be looking at evidence of SNP anti-English behaviour.


If we needed any more evidence that you struggle with being able to read, process and understand (which we don’t because that is already well established) then you have just provided it in your response above because the question posed by the now departed and deleted forum member (and my answer to him that prompted your “Talking bullshit again” accusation) was not about the present day but about historical tendencies. Surely even you would not try to deny that there have been plenty examples of shameful unadulterated anti-English behaviour in the past from the SNP and its membership? The key difference between then and now is that they have learned to use coded terms such as Westminster, The UK, Tories, Toryland etc etc in lieu of England to mask their prejudices and to try to give them some plausible deniability - but in many cases “England“ is still what they mean no matter what euphemism they have trained themselves to use. You only have to go on to Scotland’s Indy daily and read some of the offensive comments regularly posted on there by ScotNat subscribers, many of whom declare their SNP credentials, to see routine and clear anti-English sentiment on display. Or, if you find yourself in the right place at the right time, usually late on Friday or Saturday nights when a few beers too many have loosened inhibitions, it is not uncommon to hear blatant anti-English dialogue from SNP and Indy types in general.