Is it worth it, being tied tae this mob?
For example, there’s what passes for a Prime Minister these days, who despite his massive in-law inherited wealth cannae find a pair of troosers tae wear that manage tae cover the distance between his shins and his ankles. This fella’s only discernible talent seems to be that he can stay in a job despite being fined at least twice by the polis. Words like charismatic, statesman-like, cerebral and leader, don’t much apply to him. He is a place-holder only.
We’ve a former Prime Minister, a man-child who clearly must still think he is the Prime Minister, marauding all over Switzerland, panicking cattle, their coo bells going off in a cacophony of fear, like they are heralding in the four minute warning, attending World Economic forums, thoroughly disappointed that Davos turned out to be a place and no’ the half Dalek, half Jacob Rees-Mogg villain from Dr Who, before heading once again to war torn Ukraine to massage his Winston Churchill wartime leader fetish. A man overly self-entitled and immersed in privilege but astonishingly he’d have us believe he is often skint, requiring injections of substantial ‘loans’ from individual who turn out to be Tory party donors on a regular basis. Really? Does he and they think we button up the back?
Then there’s the Chairman of the clown-shoe academy that is the Tory Party itself, who at one stage was the Secretary for Education. Who, it seems, cannae manage to apply simple arithmetic to his tax affairs, his mind somehow forgetting that he should have paid several million pounds to the state, on his acquired dodgy gains. Aye, it’s easily done when you are down to your last five hundred million. It seems one law applies to him and a totally separate law applies to the rest of us.
Worryingly too, there’s a scary narcissist Home Secretary in place who seems to view human beings, even children, who land on the shores of the UK, having braved the channel between mainland Europe and England, as somehow less entitled to be human beings than the rest of us, and doesn’t care how she expresses that view, revelling in her foul opinions. Vile.
I could go on and on and on. I could mention the puppet non-entity who took over the mantle of Secretary of State Against Scotland from Davie Mundell, the Viceroy of Joy, a while back. At least with Davie there was much to get a laugh out of. This guy? He’s only interested in following to the letter his master’s instructions, to overturn a cross-party majority decision of the Scottish Parliament, to disrespect the democratic will of the people of Scotland, to tell us no, whilst having the arrogance and brass neck to further say it’s not his job to explain to us why he’s telling us no. It’s just NO, right?
This band of guisers and chancers are just the tip of a very large iceberg of mediocrity, corruption and often dangerous incompetence that surrounds the mechanisms of power and the government of our country from the capital city of another country. Scotland has had to thole generation after generation of muppets like these running our country for their benefit, to meet their priorities, not ours.
The BBC and much of the media, a media which is 98% Unionist-backing, would have us believe, via constant 24/7 reinforcing propaganda, that it is the limited powers (even more so now that they’ve started vetoing what powers we have) devolved Scottish government which is dysfunctional. That our parliament itself is not required. Ooft!
There simply is no comparison.
Independence is normal. Unitary control of a neighbouring country, against their will, is most certainly not.
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