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🚨 NEW: A founding member of a new Scottish independence party has quit in protest after Craig Murray was selected as a Holyrood candidate Murray said: 'Standing for the Alliance to Liberate Scotland is not realistically a career move!'

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Please research the Scottish Parliament voting system. That system demands an independence alternative on the List ballot paper. It is a factual feature of the voting system. Wasting List votes on the SNP will help only the unionist parties including racist Reform 😡

Look around at the state of the so-called independence parties and understand why we feel we have no one to vote for

THE FOUNDING PRINCIPLE OF ALLIANCE TO LIBERATE SCOTLAND- INDEPENDENCE NOTHING ELSE The Alliance to Liberate Scotland was founded with a very clear and deliberate purpose: to create a political vehicle focused on one objective alone, Scottish independence. From the beginning, it was agreed that the party itself would not take positions on wider policy questions. People across Scotland hold a wide range of views on social, economic, and constitutional matters, but the Alliance was designed to unite them around a single shared goal: restoring Scotland’s independence. No other criteria were applied beyond what the law requires. Recent candidate selections were considered on that same basis. The question before the vetting committee was simple: are these candidates committed to campaigning for independence and willing to stand under a banner that prioritises that objective above all else. Following discussion, the vetting committee voted and a majority supported their acceptance. In any democratic organisation there will be occasions where individuals disagree with the outcome of a vote. While it is always disappointing when colleagues decide they cannot continue after such decisions, the Alliance respects that choice and recognises the contribution made by those who helped bring the party to its current position. The principle on which the Alliance was founded remains unchanged. We exist to provide a broad, inclusive platform for people who may differ on many issues but who are united in the belief that Scotland should be an independent nation. Our focus now is exactly where it has always been, building the strongest possible movement to deliver independence for Scotland.