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@jamiegreeneUK Respectfully Jamie, no cunt gives a fuck.

For the avoidance of doubt: I own one one-bedroom tenement in Greenock. One car. No yachts And have no staff. I don’t consider wealth the only measure of success. My family and I are grateful for what we have. That’s the stark difference between the two boys from Greenock.

@Ross_Greer It's the rewards of hard work. Something that you know fuck all about. Take take take from the hard workers to fund the lazy bastards. Greens are an absolute embarrassment of a party and you at the front sums it up!

I hadn't thought of a yacht tax before now, but it seems Lord Offord's fleet would raise enough to plug that hole in Scotland's finances.

@ionafyfe Absolute SNP loonball. They should have NO right to vote in any election over here when they'll fuck off after the education ends!

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@HumzaYousaf Your the biggest fraud going. Failed at every position you got handed to you. Wind your neck in and fuck off!

Make Tommy Robinson Stephen Yaxley-Lennon again. Imagine a convicted fraudster lecturing anyone about trust. Wind your neck in.

@JohnSwinney Tell me again of our own tax brackets? Shafted for more tax at 42% - £43,663 whereas England are 40% at £50,271.

I’m fed up with the Westminster system that means hard work delivers less and less, while people’s energy and food costs just keep going up. The fresh start of independence would mean we can use Scotland’s resources to benefit Scotland’s people. #BothVotesSNP on May 7th. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@Malcolm_Offord It's quite simple. You are welcome if you can come here & contribute. No1 wants them to come & live off the taxpayer, we already have enough of our own ripping the hole out it. Fix 1 problem before we address the next.

Polling shows that over a quarter of Scots think immigration is one of the most important issues facing Scotland. The Holyrood establishment would have you believe that the issue is being whipped up by rhetoric – that Reform has somehow convinced so many rational, intelligent Scots to believe in a non-existent problem. They are wrong. People are not angry at foreigners for being foreign. It has nothing to do with the colour of people’s skin or the place of their birth. To think that a quarter of Scots would hold such views is not only ludicrous but insulting. They are angry because the political class has created a system that is unfair. And because when this unfairness is pointed out, they are told by John Swinney that there is "no place for rhetoric” on the issue at all. Scots are proud to take in their fair share of genuine refugees, and welcoming of immigrants who contribute the skills we lack. But what we have seen lately is the arrival of an unprecedented number of people who have come here because they've heard, correctly, that they can simply turn up and get something for nothing. We cannot blame them for being opportunistic, if that's what our system offers. Although border control is reserved to Westminster, it is because of Scottish laws, unique to Scotland, that we’re seeing such an acute problem. It is thanks to unjust loopholes in the Scottish welfare system, introduced and overseen by Holyrood, that we are seeing queue-jumping on an industrial scale. What these loopholes have created is an absurd situation where you can come to England illegally on a boat, and then, once your asylum application is granted, come straight to Scotland presenting as homeless – because Holyrood's laws, unlike England’s, demand that any Scottish council must house all applicants in temporary accommodation at the taxpayer's expense, regardless of priority of need. This loophole is putting Scottish councils under financial strain, and it is forcing them to prioritise perfect strangers – people who have never so much as visited Scotland – over residents in need. Glasgow City Council, via Freedom of Information request, has revealed it is providing temporary accommodation for 9,337 people, of whom 64% originally came to the UK as asylum seekers. On hotels and B&Bs alone, it paid £55m last year – almost 15% of all its council tax revenues – and has been forced to raise council tax by 5.9% this April. And that’s not even including the cost of paying market rates to find them accommodation in the private rental sector, or using up their already-stretched social housing. In council after council across Scotland, the waiting list for social housing – the long, long queue of residents – is being told to wait indefinitely, until the backlog of these rapidly rising homelessness applications is dealt with first. What people are frustrated about is unequal treatment: the frustration that all decent people feel when they stand in an orderly queue alongside everyone else, and then someone turns up out of nowhere and skips to the front – because Holyrood actively encourages them to do so. Reform does not blame immigrants for being opportunistic when the system actively incentivises them, as I’ve said time and time again. But we do have a bone to pick with the politicians who have created and presided over this unfair system, and who are unapologetic about it – who will not so much as discuss trying to fix it, let alone actually do anything about it. So no, it is not the words of Reform that are responsible for the very real and growing divisions in Scottish society. It is the actions of John Swinney and his ilk who have created this division – and who even pat themselves on the back for the appearance of being inclusive and kind. Well, people have had enough. On May 7th, with your votes, we will once again put the people of Scotland first.

Importing votes. SNP have single handedly ruined this country since 2007. City Centre used to be the place to be growing up in the late 90s/early 00s. Now it's a shite hole.

@Rebecca_Brady_ @LBC @LBCNews @LBCNewsScot Surely you can't be this thick

Reform UK Scotland has unveiled new election van adverts featuring an image of a small boat with asylum seekers on board. Worth noting Scotland has had no known small boat landings. @LBC | @LBCNews | @LBCNewsScot

@RangersFC 70 apps in nearly 4 years 😲 absolute definition of stealing a wage

We can today confirm Rabbi Matondo has joined Norwegian side SK Brann on a permanent deal. The 25-year-old Welsh international made 70 appearances for the club after joining in the summer of 2022, scoring eight times for the Light Blues. Everyone at Rangers wishes Rabbi the best of luck in his future endeavours.

@ScotlandSky You had the chance to bleed in new, hungry, young players but persist on starting players who offer absolutely nothing and are past ther sell by. Pick players on form instead of the usual pals act. Nothing has been learned from the dismal Euro campaign.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 "It disappointed me..." Steve Clarke was surprised to hear some boos at the end of Scotland's friendly defeat to Japan ⤵️

@EwenDCameron Ronnie is a wee ginger fritter

Why are Ronnie & Callum so quick to shutdown any debate about the accuracy of the offside lines? BIZARRE 🤔 I’ve had issues with the tech all season and the drawing off the lines looks amateurish, imo. It’s time to stop using offside tech until it improves. Am I wrong?

@foxtrotangopapa "That means, once somebody runs onto the pitch anything else that follows is justified" Thats an absolute wild take. Took the guys words and tried to completely change the narrative.

@DaveTheWiserTim 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 fuck me

What he has seen was the offside!! Just like before, the offside comes first, you can't get a penalty as, again, just like before, your player was offside before the ball gets back to raskin.

@footballontnt @tntsports @discoveryplusUK VAR can't reverse the yellow but it should be able to call the ref to monitor to watch Bastoni dive and then send him off. Would soon stop all the playacting bullshit these overpaid cunts do.

A controversial moment in the Serie A title race as Pierre Kalulu is sent off for Juventus for not a great deal 🔴 Inter Milan's players were celebrating the decision 👀 📺 @tntsports & @discoveryplusUK

@terrychristian Check the state of this noncey cunt. Jimmy Savilles best mate.

@ibroxrocks Difference in the 2 teams when the defenders have the ball is shocking. Motherwell boys all running into space wanting the ball whereas Rangers players standing like statues pointing to other players

Glad we’re winning but Motherwell were the better team in that half. If the plan was to use a strong bench after getting into a winning position, now’s the time to do it.

@RangersFC At least 3 of that bench should be starting!

🆕 Our Starting XI to face Motherwell at Fir Park. Team News | rng.rs/3Ob6caj

@RangersReview55 Maybe if Danny doesn't get it then Smith or another should be telling him struggling at home against 10 men from the 4th minute should not be happening!

Steven Smith has addressed the comments from head coach Danny Rohl as he questioned the Ibrox crowd following the win over Kilmarnock. Smith also spoke about the qualities that Rohl has shown to rejuvenate Rangers this term. Read the full Q&A ⤵️ rangersreview.co.uk/interviews/258…

@Chris_Jack89 @RangersReview55 @JoshuaBarrieRR Has Matondo left yet.

There are less than five hours to go before the Scottish transfer window closes for business. The latest state of play in the @RangersReview55 live blog with @JoshuaBarrieRR ⤵️ rangersreview.co.uk/news/25815677.…

@RangersReview55 @Chris_Jack89 Clearly need a creative player in that final 3rd and a striker who can run off the shoulder. Surely they can see we struggle badly in these areas? Has Matondo left yet?!

Rangers have reached a verbal agreement with Hansa Rostock for striker Ryan Naderi and he is expected to arrive in the summer. A move for Cameron Archer is in place but is now awaiting sign off from Southampton on deadline day. @Chris_Jack89 ⤵️ rangersreview.co.uk/news/25813608.…