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Monthly Archives: August 2015
Scotland’s Carpetbaggers
Professor Adam Tomkins – arguably an academic but no scholar Scotland has more than its fair share of carpetbaggers. They arrive every week looking for a ‘better life’. Call them economic migrants if you like. A list would stretch the capital’s Princes Street … Continue reading
Posted in Scottish Politics
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Still Angry
Angry Man One There are days I awake cursing those who voted against my country’s interests. Salmond’s penultimate pronouncement jumps to mind, “Don’t wake up on the 19th wondering what might have been”. And I get angry. I despise them. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Referendum Day
In Los Angeles making a telephone call on the 4th of July, Independence Day created to commemorate the signing of the Declaration of Independence, I got an African-American operator on the line. I asked, “How come you’re on duty? … Continue reading
Posted in Scottish Independence Referendum
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The Corbyn Effect
What are we to make of a politicians who thinks Scotland part of England? In speeches made in Aberdeen and Dundee, Corbyn thinks “It is the right of people to decide what they want to do but the last … Continue reading
Posted in Scottish Politics
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A Yank in the Bank
Imagination immersed in a good film is, for me, the greatest relaxation, better than a walk in a beautiful garden, greater than a fine wine or whisky, beating sex hands down, or up. Before trading a lacklustre television job … Continue reading
Posted in Film review
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Of Tarts and Old Farts
Ooo lala! Brassiere entrepreneur and former model Ms Michelle Mone is created a peer of the Realm. How preposterous! It can only have been awarded for brazen self-promotion. She is the unelected baroness who called an elected politician “an SNP moron”. … Continue reading
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