@IndyAsapScot Complete nonsense, next you’ll be telling us all that Scotland is a colony…
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Euan R
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👍Are you an SNP voter?
Have you heard of the technical SUPERMAJORITY &do you know what it means in law?
👍Well the SUPERMAJORITY of Indy parties means INDEPENDENCE - & by law (even by the Scotland Act), England cannot stop it!
👍Are you aware that if you vote SNP List as well as SNP Constituency, this means no technical SuperMajority you will, yet again, waste 1 Million Indy Votes?
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@KarensVRacism Quoting a metric that doesn’t include cancellations to try and gloss over a large procurement failure. Then Trying to compare a tinpot ferry to the Royal Navy, its nonsense after sorry nonsense…
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Really! Even with this event the ferries operate at 98% efficiency. There were 14 other ferry runs operated at that time. But don’t let the truth get in the way of a good bit of propaganda. Go worry about the RN!
Andrew Neil@afneil
Scottish government’s Glen Sannox ferry, built and owned by the state, began serving the busy Troon-Isle of Arran route in January 2025. It was seven years late and four times over budget. It is now out of action with engine problems. It only returned to service last week following previous repairs to its exhaust system. It also needs new propellers as part of £3.2m repair costs, along with its equally troubled sister ship Glen Rosa.
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@PaulineBathgate How? No one in the SNP can explain how this would be workable…
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If the UK government is not prepared to step in and help people now with the spiralling cost of energy they should step aside and give the powers to an SNP government that will. #ScotlandsEnergy #SNP
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Higher bills, rising costs, energy jobs disappearing. That’s the reality of Westminster control.
Scotland’s energy wealth should work for people in Scotland.
On May 7th, make it #BothVotesSNP.
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Euan R retweetledi
@Anthony58340236 The SNP closed Grangemouth.
Inneos had a plan to invest £300m in the site; the SNP/Greens said no, that’s not green enough. The new plan would cost £1bn, so the site closed.
As the SNP keep telling us, energy policy is reserved; however, planning isn’t.
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Welcome to Scotland, where reporting on the plight of island communities makes you a ‘traitor to your country’. 🧐🤯
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1 month supply for the UK?
Remind which government decided to close Grangemouth?
Hint: It wasn’t the Scottish government.
Farrukh@implausibleblog
Sam Coates on Sky News highlights kerosene (jet fuel) stocks: Japan: 27 months of supply UK: 1 month of supply We were unprepared for COVID — and today, we remain just as exposed to another pandemic. On top of that, unless things change with Iran fast, we’ll be facing a jet fuel shortage How have successive governments allowed planning to fail this badly?
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@GMacdonaldSNP The SNP have been running north sea oil out of business and stood back when Grangemouth closed. The most recent vote on new fields was not supported by the SNP. Scotland is not a major producer.
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Scotland is a major oil producer yet Petrol stations have been forced to close after running out of fuel. With shortages in Dundee, across Fife, South Queensferry and North Ayrshire.
Why are Norwegian drivers not facing the same empty pump crisis?
news.stv.tv/scotland/petro…
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Euan R retweetledi
Well the Grangemouth bit i can help with. It shut down because SNP and Greens added a whole bunch of Net Zero hoopla to the requirements, taking the refurbishment costs from a reasonable enough 300m to 1b. At this point the companies realised it would take over 15 years to break even and walked away...
Stronger for Scotland though!
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@bigbenn1e In the latest zero emission funding round the SNP funded a majority of buses that will not be built in Scotland. With a substantial proportion coming from China. Odd you miss that out. Basically you want to increase fares by buying more expensive buses…
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The sponsors of labour in Scotland, bus company owners the McGill brothers, Sarwar’s pals, bought their buses from China ! !
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@anton09hunny @mrstomlinstan @brawday Good of you to evidence the point, but somewhat unnecessary! You’re on mute now - that’s what happens when you’re lacking in social skills, by all means howl away…
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SNP may not be perfect but they are far from being a disaster as yoon try to say
The WM will never do good for the public like SNP have done. Vote SNP 1&2
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Grangemouth produced the highest quality of JET FUEL …
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@anton09hunny @mrstomlinstan @brawday Yet you’re still here… you cant‘t even troll competently. Another nasty nationalist with no substance…
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@mrstomlinstan @brawday @Euanext And, I’ve nothing to hide🤷♂️. The platforms crap anyway full of hate I treat it as such. No frills just as it is just like me😄.
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Euan R retweetledi
10 thousand views and over 250 likes for the nonsensical grievance-mongering tweet - wonder how many people will see the subsequent “aye right enough i haven’t a clue what i’m talking about” admission?
Jim Russell🏴@jazzyrussell59
@kevverage @NeilKing11 I'm not answering your question. I don't have the knowledge required. But what i do know, is that where there is a will, there is a way.
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Euan R retweetledi
classic nat logic to compare private generators selling electricity at guaranteed prices into the GB grid with the Scottish government’s block grant - its a nonsensical comparison that exposes a woeful lack of understanding
Jim Russell🏴@jazzyrussell59
Electricity transfers data show that Scotland exported 21.7 TWh of electricity and imported 0.9 TWh of electricity in 2025. This means that Scotland’s net exports of electricity (exports minus imports) in 2025 were 20.8 TWh.-TUS2.That's £1.7bn, almost 5% of our block grant!
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@elizabethm46248 @jazzyrussell59 Partially devolved, the part that is devolved has been sold off to private companies along with taxpayer subsidies to support it.
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@Euanext @jazzyrussell59 Energy is reserved dimwit
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Electricity transfers data show that Scotland exported 21.7 TWh of electricity and imported 0.9 TWh of electricity in 2025. This means that Scotland’s net exports of electricity (exports minus imports) in 2025 were 20.8 TWh.-TUS2.That's £1.7bn, almost 5% of our block grant!
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Euan R retweetledi
If this is true, then John Swinney’s election messaging on energy is based on lies. And this *is* true.
Sam Taylor@staylorish
7/ So, the price of electricity that Berwick Bank will eventually produce is actually *higher* than the direct cost of burning gas today to generate electricity in a typical price-setting plant, even after the recent spike in gas prices.
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🏴 More campaign billboards have gone up in Greenock.
💛 Campaign newsletters are being delivered across the constituency, and we’re chapping on doors to hear what matters to local people.
5️⃣ weeks to go!
@theSNP @SNPInverclyde
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