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Explain this one Unionists

@campbellclaret @eWanYoungSon It’s the same in Scotland, except it’s for unionist parties.

Given how much the broadcasters love covering Farage UK party, and as we are in the middle of an election campaign he says they will win, I look forward to the huge coverage of this.

Scotland is one of the least densely populated places in Europe. Not a single “small boat” has landed here. This is utterly absurd.

Come on folks. Lets get this over the line 👍👍👍👍

@L__Macfarlane @daz1985 I don't know which is the biggest April Fool joke - the claim that Scotland is at breaking point,or the claim that Reform could fix it.

That moment when a British surgeon was giving testimony to the UK Parliament. He describes how IDF drones arrive right after airstrikes in Gaza, targeting and shooting the injured, including children,right on the spot.....

After the ruling in Israel yesterday to apply apartheid death penalty to one ethnic group there has been a flood of Labour MPs resigning their membership of Labour friends of Israel this morning! Nah, only joking, they’re cool with it and enjoy the funding and gifts.

@ScottishLabour Jackie Baillie is spitting feathers today as all her texts went unanswered.

John Swinney and the SNP created Scotland’s housing emergency - they can’t fix it. Scottish Labour will deliver the most ambitious housebuilding programme in the history of devolution and build 125,000 new homes. scotsman.com/news/politics/…

Don’t let ITV and BBC in Scotland away with burying this scandal. Not this time.

Scotland's internationally recognised food & drink sector generates huge tax revenue We are also only UK nation exporting more than we import Just imagine all that benefitted Scotland, instead of being squirreled away by UK government All while telling us we are a basket case

The brilliant, the formidable Sara Salyers laying bare the actuality of Scotland’s position within the UK. She annihilates the fairy story of voluntary partnership to expose Scotland’s true state, that of Annexation by England. 17 of the best minutes of oratory you’re likely to ever hear on Scotland. Please listen and please repost.

Dear oh dear: x.com/LOS_Fisher/sta… Yet this Labour @GOVUK rejected £1.5bn Chinese investment in Scotland because it alleged it might be a threat to UK national security.

Why isn’t this being reported in Scotland?

@IndyAsapScot @HestarKaty @SimonForrest11 Yup, I only found about the 1705 Alien Act, in 2011 (I'm nearly 70 btw)

Any of this sound familiar? History Repeats itself if you don’t learn from it: The Scottish Conscription riots of 1797 arose from widespread opposition to the English Militia Act, which aimed to raise 6,000 men from Scotland's coastal areas via a ballot system targeting able-bodied men aged 19-23 for cannon fodder: Wealthy individuals could buy substitutes, fueling resentment among the working class and sparking protests, petitions, and riots across Scotland in late August, eventually suppressed by “British (English) troops. Tranent Massacre The most notorious incident occurred on August 29, 1797, in Tranent, East Lothian, during a protest against local conscription lists. A crowd, including women and children led by figures like Jackie Crookston, confronted officials and soldiers from the Cinque Ports Light Dragoons after presenting a petition; tensions escalated into a riot with stones thrown at a pub. Troops fired on the crowd and pursued people into the countryside, killing at least 12 (estimates up to 22) and injuring many more, including uninvolved bystanders. No soldiers faced charges despite the brutality, which was later called "Scotland's Forgotten Massacre," now commemorated by monuments in Tranent. The Scottish conscription riots of 1797 arose from widespread opposition to the Militia Act, which aimed to raise 6,000 men from Scotland's coastal areas via a ballot system targeting able-bodied men aged 19-23. Wealthier individuals could buy substitutes, fueling resentment among the working class and sparking protests, petitions, and riots across Scotland in late August, eventually suppressed by troops.[1][2][3] Tranent Massacre The most notorious occurred on August 29, 1797, in Tranent, East Lothian, during a protest against local conscription lists. A crowd, including women and children led by figures like Jackie Crookston, confronted officials and soldiers from the Cinque Ports Light Dragoons after presenting a petition; tensions escalated into a riot with stones thrown at a pub. Troops fired on the crowd and pursued people into the countryside, killing at least 12 (estimates up to 22) and injuring many more, including uninvolved bystanders. No soldiers faced charges despite the brutality, which was later called "Scotland's Forgotten Massacre"

I’ll say it again: The destruction being wreaked on Lebanon by the Israeli invasion is not getting anywhere near the attention it deserves…

Scotland’s electricity for England with no benefit to Scots share.google/DZJzKTVUwHDfpD…

The day following the breaking story of the Scottish Labour MP Involved in SPY SEX SCANDAL with the Captain of a NUCLEAR SUBMARINE. Yet neither @BBCScotlandNews or @STVNews seem to have picked up on it. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@STVNews You must have inadvertently missed this one @STVNews

Hundreds queue at petrol station amid rising fuel prices and empty pumps. #Echobox=1774962844-1" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">news.stv.tv/scotland/hundr…

@BBCScotlandNews BREAKING - Sex - Spy Scandal- National Security. All the hallmarks of a Great Story. But not reported by @BBCScotlandNews ? - Oh, wait a minute, It involves a Scottish Labour MP,

Scotland's papers: Gangland boss 'wanted for murders' and Trump's oil 'outburst' bbc.in/4dlj4Fp