Dear Sad Nationalist (soon to be defeated
Nationalist)
Do you know that buffoon Alex Salmond, how
about Scotland’s unpopular Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon?
Ask them does George Laird lie.
"just happened to be using the
library".
Yes, I even asked the Police at the door
what was going on and if the library was open.
“Course you were. You didn't go along at
all to try desperately to be part of a campaign”.
No; I did however speak to Gordon Aikman
who did some kind of reception duty and asked about the mob outside making
complete fools of themselves!
I did get two pens as a gift and he ask me if I was interested in signing up for the fight, apparently I am rated highly by people in the SNP and Labour Party. Maybe it is because I proposed the Scottish National Police Force and National Fire Service in September 2010 to the SNP. Or it could be that I told Sturgeon, SNP need to switch to NATO at the BBC Big Debate, or maybe it was my idea for an ambassador programme or the countless other ideas such as social media which the SNP adopted.
I am that George Laird.
Sad and pathetic stuff indeed abusing
members of the public at a public library, especially by a clown whose only claim to fame is hanging posters on lamp posts!
“You've no life. Nobody wants you. So you
go along to these things and scream "I've switched to the No
campaign" at people so that they'll stop and talk to you, patronise you as
'a good, clever boy', then forget all about you”.
As a prominent Scottish blogger, of course
people talk to me, and about me, I don’t push myself forward, no need, I have
talent, unlike you in Edinburgh. Also, not wishing to brag, at Glasgow
University, Nicola Sturgeon would have been lucky if I chose to speak to her,
just as she was a "no life" at Uni, I was George Laird, the top
fitness instructor at the Stevenson Building.
I taught the elite of the University of
Glasgow, pupils of George Laird went to the Olympics and World Championships to
compete.
You a big name in Tiddlywinks?
“For them it's Saturday and they've spent a couple of moments talking to a random bloke hanging about outside their event”.
“For them it's Saturday and they've spent a couple of moments talking to a random bloke hanging about outside their event”.
Ask Labour Councillor Stephen Curran,
apparently I am not some random bloke to the Labour Party.
“For you it's one of the best days of your
life. It's credibility for you. Someone's noticed you”.
Actually, I taught at Glasgow University
and many of my trainees achieved remarkable success.
People I trained went onto Sandhurst, you ever played 'soldiers' with toy guns?
“You can name drop”.
I would like to call you a ‘warmer’ because
despite having no evidence you are making assumptions which aren’t true about
me. And I know people that you wouldn’t even get in the door to meet, people so
smart from my university days that they would make Nicola Sturgeon look so
common, uninteresting and ordinary, despite her cash in bank.
Money can't buy you class but I am sure
that many people in the SNP already know that about Nicola.
I was just using the library.
“You can name drop and play the victim all on the same day”.
Just telling the facts as one of Scotland’s
prominent Scottish bloggers as noticed by the readers of the prestigious
Spectator magazine who rated me as the 'goto' site for Scottish independence.
“George is happy”.
Poor Nicola Sturgeon, she isn’t happy; why
don’t you go cheer up her, then there is Kevin Pringle who is rushing to save
Yes Scotland… no, no no…. sad is not, the ‘top team’ just not up to the job.
Why don't you buy her a big fluffy pillow so she can sink her head into it as
she cries over her failure to lead an effective independence campaign.
If I am so unimportant, why are you here?
Why are you spending hours on my blog?
Tell me Braveheart?
No freedommmmmm for you, okay hootsman,
onto plums, no indy, no nothing, Alex Salmond is a busted flush, and its game
over.
I don’t lie, everyone knows I don’t lie,
and to call me a liar is unacceptable, now crawl off.
Yours sincerely
George Laird
The Campaign for Human Rights at Glasgow
University
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