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🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🤝🇺🇸 A bit of Boston in Glasgow They've brought the full band over to Glasgow and will be performing today outside the Royal Concert Hall at 4pm and will be at the Pipe Band Championships next weekend.

I love the almost complete lack of self-reflection of these people

Joani Reid MP @JoaniReid

16 hours ago

I am nominating Joe Fagan to be the next leader of the Scottish Labour Party. Read why here 👇🌹 dailyrecord.co.uk/news/politics/…

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The Glasgow Savings Bank building on Springburn Way in Glasgow. Designed by Robert Ewan with Renaissance details, it was built in the 1890s. #glasgow #architecture #springburn #architecturephotography

New Order’s “Blue Monday” played entirely on vintage Casio instruments. Polaroids of the Pyramids cooked this one. Insanely good! via: youtube.com/watch?v=h9mm0Y…

People of Clacton! Show your support for me by putting a bin outside your house, one day this week, of a colour of Tendring Council's choice. This will be unequivocal proof of the success of my campaign.

A marked convergence is under way within the 'Scottish independence' movement, an awakening of sorts. It is no coincidence that Scotland's status as an English colony stands further exposed at the very moment the world is wrestling with the reality of modern colonialism and elite power. In Scotland, sovereignty is already held by the people. Only the exercise of our power remains. What’s in a name can be what determines our reality, and naming our own remedy is the first exercise of the power that is rightly ours as Scots. Every word Scots are usually offered to describe the status of our sovereignty concedes something to the de facto colonial power in Westminster. Restoration concedes loss: you restore what was taken. Reversion concedes the sovereignty effectively left. Recovery and reclamation concede it left your hands. Return concedes it went away. Scotland’s true position surrenders none of it. The sovereignty of the Scots is held by the community of the realm, declared and codified at Arbroath in 1320, inalienable and imprescriptible, never transferred, because the people never voluntarily submitted. What England built around it is an encasement: a structure that holds the exercise in stasis while the right stands untouched beneath it. Reactivation concedes nothing and names the cause. Something held in stasis by an external mechanism gets switched back on. The remedy is not to ask, not to restore, not to create anything new. It is the community of the realm giving effect to what its instruments already declare: the collapse of the encasement, and the reactivation of the exercise. In the coming days we will launch a new series setting out the practical mechanics of collapsing the structure England imposed on Scots in 1707 and sold as a Union, and exposing what the current colonial administrators could and should have done since 2015 to give effect to the Scots’ right of self-determination. The #ReactivationSeries will set out how putting "All Of Us First" is within the power of Scots.

For 2026 the BBC's budget is £6 billion. Of that £3593 million (c 60%) is for Public Service Broadcasting, or as it's known in Scotland, the BBC's brainwashing and propaganda service for the Establishment.

Anas Sarwar says he still believes the House of Lords should be abolished despite accepting a seat there following his failure to prevent Labour’s vote from collapsing in May’s Scottish elections. #HouseOfLords #AnasSarwar #Labour #News4Scotland

It is a very effective rule of thumb that whatever elected unionists threaten an independent Scotland with, is actually what will soon happen under the Union

James Campbell @J4m35c4mpb3ll

15 hours ago

In 2014 Prudential told Scots a vote for yes would see the closure of its operations & relocation to England. This is the former prudential building in Stirling- abandoned in 2022.

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Long before Culloden or Flodden, there was a battle so brutal and so fiercely contested that the men of Scotland called it Red Harlaw. On a July day in 1411, Donald, Lord of the Isles, marched an army of ten thousand Highland and Island warriors deep into the northeast of Scotland. His claim was the Earldom of Ross, and he would take it by force if the Scottish crown refused him. What he met at Harlaw was a smaller but determined force under Alexander Stewart, Earl of Mar. The two armies crashed into each other with the ferocity of an era where clan pride and territorial power were everything. The Highland charge hit like a wave, and the fighting was so intense, so close, so relentless, that nobody was truly sure who had won when the killing finally stopped. The ground was soaked red with the blood of both sides. Mar's forces had held, but at tremendous cost. Donald withdrew, and the Lordship of the Isles never truly recovered its ambition. Red Harlaw was a moment when the entire balance of power in Scotland hung in the balance. Had Donald carried the field that day, the Lordship of the Isles might have become a rival kingdom, and Scotland's history would have looked very different. Instead, it became one of the most defining but least talked-about battles of the medieval Highlands. What do you know about the Battle of Harlaw? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👑⚔️🧬🩸💪 #HighlandHeritage #ScottishHistory #ClanWars #LordOfTheIsles #BattleOfHarlaw

Labour MP Joani Reid says she "had a few tough months" It would have been worse if she had the BBC going after her. Fortunately for her, the BBC in Scotland News Department wasn't interested, and let her off. I wonder why? x.com/ScotNational/s…

The National @ScotNational

16 hours ago

Joani Reid has said she has since faced a 'rough few months', with her experience following the arrest of her husband informing who she has chosen to back in the Scottish Labour leadership contest 👇 thenational.scot/news/26449354.…

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In January this year Reporting Scotland ran a pro-nuclear propaganda item featuring Hinkley Point chief Nicola Fauvel. Fauvel said it'd be a "dream" to build a nuclear power station in Scotland. Scotcast is running another pro-nuclear item featuring the same person.

It’s election week! At this important moment I would like to address your entire planet with a message to the people of Earth. And I think I found the perfect place to do it.

We've said before that Sarwar's peerage isn't an 'honour' for selfless public service. It's a belated bribe in the same way an informer is paid. There's nothing noble about him or his title. Each sullies the other.

@WullieHalliday @Jo_Caulfield 😂😂😂

Joani Reid and Nicola Sturgeon . Both husbands in trouble one stole 400k the other spy for China . One woman is hounded for her husband the other is not. Only difference is one is a Unionist Labour and the other is pro indy SNP. Double standards here,

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What's this? It's live BBC coverage of the European Athletics Championship from Birmingham. Yes, the same BBC that couldn't afford live coverage of the Glasgow Commonwealth Games. Let that sink in.

The problem with the people who still refuse to accept Scotland is a colony is this - in essence what they are telling you is 'if it looks like a duck, acts like a duck & quacks like a duck' it’s a horse.

Google, what does red Tory Westminster sleaze look like?

@msm_monitor Presumably because he knows his lucrative state media gig is safe. Who is going to sack him? they clearly run their own shop up here given the complete lack of care about the BBC charter from BBC Scotland. The only one to be sacked recently was Kaye Adams and she bullied staff.