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I trust that Michael Shanks MP is having a very difficult weekend explaining to pensioners in his constituency that freezing them was ‘the right thing to do’, while justifying his very wealthy boss taking handouts from a millionaire.

For only the second time in our 179-year history, the editors of Scientific American are endorsing a candidate for president. That person is Kamala Harris. | Editorial bit.ly/4daH36q

Starting to look as though Labour has scrapped the Conservatives' Rwanda plan, but to ensure their promise of "change" is fulfilled they're going to send folk to Albania instead. If it's good enough for Italian neo-Fascists, it's good enough for Labour, apparently.

This from the man who told us that "handouts lack the dignity of wages." Yeah? So buy your own fucking clothes. opendemocracy.net/en/keir-starme…

Schrödinger's Scotland: simultaneously too poor to be independent but rich enough to be "the golden ticket for UK growth." thenational.scot/news/24585570.…

No shit, Shankslock. thenational.scot/news/24585787.…

Peter Stefanovic Harriet Line In 2019, the SNP Provost of Glasgow was forced to resign after spending £8000 of a £10,000 clothing allowance. The protagonists were The Labour Party, “for any politician to think they can claim something like this is a joke”, the Daily Record and the BBC. No double standards eh?

I'm shocked! Shocked! Well, not that shocked. x.com/ScotNational/s…

Yet last year the Commissioner deemed it reasonable to launch an investigation into my use of 28 pence worth of stationery. The process lasted four months. It concluded with no action, of course.

The agenda now for Unionists and their media is to create a fake narrative that public cash, that could have funded free school meals etc, is going to be spent on the Glasgow Games. Bookmark this tweet and repost when Kaye holds her phone-in.

And they said that Cold War Steve would be out of work with the last lot of chancers gone... x.com/coldwarsteve/s…

"Now, to explain Unionism to you - Unionism is simply the belief that two, small, pretty similar countries might be better off together, unless those countries are both part of Ireland." —Frankie Boyle

Nobody can seriously claim that the last 10 years have been positive ones for Scots and for Scotland. Out of the EU, fuel prices rocketing in this wee, energy-rich country, subjected to the varied fiascoes of Johnson, Truss and Sunak. But we still have hope. That's why I'm...

What frightens the British Establishment most is the prospect of an independent, progressive, prosperous Scotland being witnessed by the English electorate.