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Monthly Archives: September 2021
Unsustainable Growth
In the second of our climate change articles, environmentalist and activist George Monbiot warns the rape of our Earth, and the pollution that follows it, cannot continue. As ever with climate warnings, the read may be depressing but necessary to … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
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Rewilding the Highlands
This is the second article in the new category of ‘Climate Change’. Phoebe Weston explains the plan to enrich a large area of the Highlands once populated with villages that might eventually see new communities evolve as well as better … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
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Define ‘Woman’
A lot of men and too many women are scared to challenge the ‘transgender’ nonsense. Personally, I readily admit I was bewildered by the arguments and apprehensive about writing on the subject. Establishment figures who support Stonewall’s utterances and edicts, … Continue reading
Posted in Scottish Politics
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Baird on Colonialism
This site published a video on three occasions – all for good reasons – one being First Minister Nicola Sturgeon’s visit to the Irish Parliament, the Dáil Éireann. No Scottish newspaper covered the event, a few merely gave it a … Continue reading
Posted in Scottish Politics
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A Policy of Truth
The MP for Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath, Neale Hanvey (unseated a Labour MP), is an unusual politician in that he has thought about honesty in his profession and not decided it inefficient, inconvenient, cumbersome, and junked it. Having a naturally open … Continue reading
Posted in General
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Locking Down Holyrood
“It will be an offence to enter the area without lawful authority. That simple fact will deter protest, don’t you think? A sheriff won’t listen to a defence that “I read on Twitter that it would only be enforced in … Continue reading
Posted in Scottish Politics
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Earth’s Tipping Point
Greater than Scotland’s liberty is the chaos showing itself now from Climate Change and certain to get worse. ‘Climate Change is a nice phrase to avoid saying, the dire effects of huimankind’s exploitation of the planet. Scotland’s enemies will also … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
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Declaration – New Discovery
The Declaration of Arbroath is arguably the most important ancient document Scotland owns. English have all but forgotten Magna Carta, few adhere to its principles, bar a few lawyers and academics, but Scots refer to the Declaration often in research, … Continue reading
Posted in Scottish Politics
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A Maritime Vision
Professor Alf Baird sets out the case to bolster Scotland’s maritime network and says current policymakers won’t ‘rock the UK boat’ when it comes to maritime policy in Scotland. Professor Baird was, prior to his retirement in 2016, Professor of … Continue reading
Posted in General
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The Court of Queen Nic
Country Population Members of Parliament Cabinet/Junior Ministers Scotland 5.517 million 129 27 Norway 5.469 million 169 20 Republic of Ireland 4.982 million 160 35 An odd development is the ever-increasing number of ministers and communication officers ever since Nicola Sturgeon … Continue reading
Posted in Scottish Politics
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