And lo verily it came to pass that the land grew dark and out of the night came a strange creature.
Yes, she’s back. A behemoth not seen haunting the glens on the back of a disgruntled bullock,or sitting astride a Challenger Tank, since she had decided that reading her Twitter feed from the back benches at Holyrood until the next election, whilst dallying in the world of soup-dooking in the corporate lobbying trough, (until someone explained to her what a conflict of interests means),was better than being slapped down at First Ministers questions every week.
Like other interventionists decrying the people of Scotland’s right to self-determination as heresy (although she hasn’t quite left the building yet), the unionist media hang on every word she utters like it’s a proclamation hewn into tablets of stone by lightning bolts from the sky.
Similar to the son of the manse, who regularly breaks free of the padded room he spends most of his time in whilst colouring in his Big Book of Federalism, each time for the first time, and The Hague dodger, who it now appears is an expert in immunology,the former grand Poobah of the Scottish propagandists on behalf of another country continuing to govern Scotland Party or (Numpties for short) has opened her laptop for the media to give us separatistas a piece of her mind.
Not prone to aggressive language or withering facial expressions that would make bacon cure nor nothing, the Ruthster tells her readership that Unionism made a serious mistake after the first independence referendum in being soft on us. God love them. The wee scones, in whatever alternative universe they seem to exist in, reckon they bent over backwards to accommodate the then 45% of the voters of Scotland.
Wow! That is one serious stretch of the imagination by anybody’s standards. We must then have imagined David Cameron coming out to the podium on 19th September 2014 telling us all about the future being all about EVEL whilst holding up the middle finger of both hands to Scotland, we clearly misunderstood that faster better change was what the Smith Commission was supposed to be, we surely didn’t realise that regularly having our democratic will at the ballot box being completely ignored, our representatives mocked, our preference to remain as european citizens scorned, and many many other examples of the actions of the country that governs Scotland’s represents their idea of accommodating our views since 2014.
Thank goodness they didnae put the boot in if that was their idea of being nice to us!
Ruth, being the good old fashioned British nationalist that she is, can rhyme off inflammatory inciting language with the best of them, for dog whistling is their thing. Not putting the boot in was a mistake she feels her side of the sovereignty question made in 2014. One would hope she means politically, but right wing nationalist thugs can read, even if it is in the Times.
In these days of stark polarisation, and thinking back to the disgraceful violent scenes in George Square on the weekend after the referendum vote,Ruth Davidson opening her mouth and letting her belly rumble is not a good look for a departing politician heading for the rewarding Union gravy train.
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