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Wow! Last night’s Question Time audience were on fire. 🔥🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Life in the colony has robbed you of knowledge of your area's true history, my friend. The Book of Deer’s Gaelic notes date from the 12th century, so that’s many centuries after the amalgamation of Picts and Scots and long after the days of Gaelic missionaries from the west. Its Gaelic was no “invading language”, nor that of “Gaelic immigrants”, but was the language of the local people - and it had been for a very long time. The Abbey was a fully local institution at that time and the Gaelic notes it contains describe practical, legal, and social records *tied directly to the surrounding community*. These include land grants, rights, and witness lists involving named local figures such as Gilla Críst, Matad mac Gille Michil, and Colbán - all bearing Gaelic names and operating within a Gaelic legal and social framework. The language of the notes itself is wholly Gaelic, using terms of land, authority, and obligation drawn from everyday speech - the language of fearann (land), cáin (tribute), of Gaelic custom. The life of the local community they describe is recorded in Gaelic, without translation or distinction. In fact, the only language that the notes use to record landholding, law, and social interaction in the local area is Gaelic. Latin is used for religion - but for real life, it is Gaelic alone. And this sits within the same wider political world as rulers such as Máel Coluim mac Cináeda and Domnall mac Causantín, whose authority was centred in eastern Scotland, including Moray and the northeast. The language of power, lordship, and governance in this region is consistently Gaelic. The landscape itself confirms it. Across the entire NE Lowlands settlement and topographical names are overwhelmingly Gaelic: baile (bal-, farm), druim (drum, ridge), cnoc (knock, hill), inbhir (inver, river mouth), and many more. These are not scattered survivals - they form the structure through which the land is named and understood. Place-name studies of the northeast show that around 90% of names are of Gaelic origin. So the picture is consistent at every level. The records are in Gaelic. The people named are Gaelic. The rulers are Gaelic. The landscape is named in Gaelic. This is not the footprint of an “invading language.” It is the language of the region itself. This is the Scottish language that a zealous 'Scots' activist (and a Nationalist) insisted had "never" been spoken in the NE. How desperately sad. This is the story - your story - that British propaganda has hidden from you.

The Times of London having a significant irony by-pass today. It was their ilk that helped destroy the Gaelic language over centuries. File under “couldn’t make it up” #Independence

Whenever I switch over to the (unwatchable) @bbcdebatenight my Scottish🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿telly does this ⬇️⬇️⬇️…it’s what’s called a smart TV! #BanBiasedBroadcasting @BBC

SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn tells @TrevorPTweets it's 'perfectly reasonable' for Scotland to be given a second independence referendum following Thursday's elections. trib.al/vxwN1uG #TrevorPhillips 📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 and YouTube

Thank you, Scotland! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Scotland needs independence before Nigel Farage becomes Prime Minister, says John Swinney i.stv.tv/49BZ6Dk

Seismic elections in Scotland and Wales. For the first time ever, there could be three pro-independence First Ministers across these islands. People in Ireland, Scotland & Wales more than ever are asserting their desire for independence. The union is cracking at the seams.

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Thanks to Green supporters who are voting SNP in constituencies across Scotland, including Edinburgh Central. Here’s why it is important 👇

Just been to the polling station with Elizabeth. I could not do what I do without her support and the sacrifices she is prepared to make. Thank you Elizabeth. ❤️

We want to lower your bills. On Thursday, make it both votes SNP for a government on Scotland’s side with the trusted, experienced leadership of John Swinney.

Only the SNP ⁦@theSNP⁩ stand up for Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 ! The reason all my family are voting SNP

Today, we choose a better future for Scotland. I #VotedSNP - if you did too, share this graphic and remind 5 friends to get out and vote before 10pm. #BothVotesSNP

@TartanSeer @Jon86398752 Scotland has plenty, but that doesn't fit with English establishment messaging

Delicious to see Labour’s man in Scotland working himself into a frenzy, not knowing that the President messaged John Swinney last night to congratulate him on his role in the deal - followed by a call today. The difference between a Scottish Leader and a Unionist follower.

I consistently stood up for Scotland’s whisky industry against US tariffs, and I am delighted that the tariffs have been lifted. I am standing to lead a government that gets things done. The SNP will always stand up for Scotland. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿