Consider this thought that occurred to me in the shower.
Be careful what you wish for!
They must be stopped!
Scotland's fate hangs in the balance. Only the combined might of the independence movement can stop self-serving, blinkered, dogmatic, cowardly politicians making an error that could very well prove fatal to Scotland's cause.
Much happens! Nothing changes!
Had Ross wanted to strike a blow for the British Tories and the British Nationalist cause as well as against the SNP and Scotland's cause, he would have sought to bring down the SNP Scottish Government.
Believe in Independence: an evening with … (expanded)
Particularly since the constitutional issue entered the political mainstream and thereby the arena of party politics, the independence movement has been hampered by the idea that independence must make things better for everybody from the outset. Or at least, that this is how it should be presented to voters.
Presenting an accurate ‘vision’ of future Scotland
It can't be done. And it wouldn't help even if it could. Nobody - and I mean nobody - can stipulate or predict what Scotland will be like after independence is restored. Think about it for a moment. You want an "image" of future Scotland. Is this an image of Scotland the day after Independence … Continue reading Presenting an accurate ‘vision’ of future Scotland
Carts and horses
If ever there is a "convention on self-determination" I trust The National will let us know. I, for one, would enthusiatically welcome some discussion of the process by which we become independent.
Colonial mindset
Humza Yousaf epitomises the colonial mindset which is Scotland's curse.
Dawning?
The hope to which I cling despite all Humza Yousaf's efforts to discourage me is that the Yes movement might unite sufficiently to be a force the SNP leadership cannot disregard. Despite having no reason to do so, I continue to hope that influential people within the SNP will join this effort to get the SNP back to being the 'party of independence'.
Elusive unity
For ten grinding years, the Yes movement has been devoid of leadership and without a common purpose.
Travails of a blogger
If I haven't posted anything new for several days, it's almost certainly for one or more of three reasons.
Peter A Bell 