Dear All
Scotland’s ‘jolly fat man’ Alex Salmond is
a rather stupid little man.
He thinks that he can by threat dictate
Scotland’s membership of the European Union.
His latest blunder was to threat to ban EU
fishing fleets from Scottish waters if his proposals for an independent
Scotland's membership of the EU weren’t fast tracked.
Another inglorious episode that shows he is
no statesman.
What should he have done?
He should have said the opposite; he should
have said that the EU fishing fleet was welcome in Scottish waters if Scotland
gained independence and completion of EU membership.
But like the stupid small man he is, he
just couldn’t do it, Scotland needs a Nationalist leader, it doesn’t need Alex
Salmond.
Neither; he or unpopular Nicola Sturgeon
can lead Scotland to independence.
As well as a fishing ban, he also proposed
a blanket ban on fishing vessels passing through Scottish waters en route to
Norwegian grounds.
This means Salmond thinks he can dictate
terms of EU membership.
Ironically Salmond was in Belgium for a speech
in Belgium on Scotland's "enthusiastic and engaged" attitude towards
the EU.
Scotland Office minister David Mundell said
of Salmond’s rant, it would be in breach of international law.
Patricia Ferguson, Scottish Labour's
external affairs spokeswoman, warned it would "not go down well" with
member states.
No shit.
So, what would Salmond use to Police the
North Sea, if he reneges on Scotland’s share of the UK debt, he would even have
a rubber dinghy to paddle after offenders.
Yesterday, Salmond was outed as brown
nosing foreign leaders such as Putin of Russia and Merkel in Germany.
His oil offensive saw him stick his head so
far up Angela Merkel’s arse that her ass cheeks could rest on his
shoulders!
And yet again, Salmond and Sturgeon weren’t
able to get in anywhere political powerful instead Salmond had to make do with addressing
academics and students at the College Of Europe in Bruges.
Salmond’s says he wants an independent
Scotland to join the EU on similar terms to the UK within an 18-month timescale.
He also wants to veto the right of the 28
members to say no by threats.
Salmond calls this tactic; a
"practical, common sense approach".
Who does this fat fool think he is dealing
with?
His speech was billed as a "charm
offensive."
The First Minister also took the time to used
his speech to call for a series of EU reforms to help tackle inequality,
prioritise green energy and "restore faith" in the bloc's own
policy-making.
Sowning the seeds of a No, the EU won’t
take kindly to being flagged up on inequality, especially from a hypocrite like
Salmond, a man who doesn’t practice want he preaches.
As part of the charmless offensive, he
attacked Brussels regulations that prevented him requiring firms engaged in
public contracts to pay the "living wage".
On the issue of the EU referendum sweeping
Britain, Salmond talked about a profound democratic deficit.
Alex Salmond doesn’t want to give Scots the
right to decide if they want to remain part of the EU.
It seems that Salmond has grown more and
more disassociated from reality, he thinks that a tail can wag a dog!
Referring to Prime Minister David Cameron's
promise of an in/out referendum on EU membership Salmond warned:
"Unless we choose to change our
circumstances this September, we could be dragged out of the European Union
against our will."
The majority of Scots from polling would
vote to leave, he is talking about his little clique, he doesn’t represent
Scotland.
His proposed ban of free travel is much
like the talk of African despot Robert Mugabe.
David Mundell, the Conservative Scotland
Office minister said:
"It has been a telling day for the
First Minister's judgment”.
Clearly people are now seeing the real Alex
Salmond, the mask of the jolly fat man dropped, the old Alex, the spoilt little
boy who married a woman old enough to be his mother is back with full force.
Mundell added:
"In the morning, we read about his
admiration for Vladimir Putin and by afternoon he was threatening EU members
with fishing ground blockades - the very members he would need to unanimously
accept a new Scottish state. It has not been a masterclass when it comes to his
diplomacy skills."
Mundell said:
"An independent Scotland would also be
duty bound under international law to grant free passage to Scottish waters for
vessels passing through en route to Norwegian waters."
Labour's Patricia Ferguson said:
"His thinly-veiled threats about blockading
the rest of Europe from Scottish and even Norwegian waters will not go down
well with those he seeks to persuade about Scotland's membership. These tactics
are hardly about 'constructive engagement' or about being a good neighbour that
wants to work in partnership with its neighbours."
It is now time for Alex Salmond to resign
as SNP leader, my last article was about him wanting to be at the top table, as
I said; the only route for him would be as a waiter, he isn’t a statesman; he
isn’t a man for all seasons and he isn’t clever.
Scotland needs a Nationalist leader with
vision, not some clown rambling on about green energy and thinking they rule
the world from Bute House.
World leaders will look at this and think, ‘who
is this utter tube think he is talking to?’
Vote No, we have to get rid of him and the
SNP; he is making Scots a laughing stock and damaging Scotland’s reputation
raving and ranting like Robert Mugabe and Zanu PF.
Yours sincerely
George Laird
The Campaign for Human Rights at Glasgow
University
2 comments:
This is by far the least-informed and most contradictory article I've read on the referendum so far. Well done.
I believe that you know absolutely nothing about human rights; ironic given the name of the blog.
Vote No and stand back and watch as the UK scrap the Human Rights Act. Real clever.
Written by a human rights lawyer from Glasgow.
Dear Anon
“This is by far the least-informed and most contradictory article I've read on the referendum so far. Well done. I believe that you know absolutely nothing about human rights; ironic given the name of the blog.
Vote No and stand back and watch as the UK scrap the Human Rights Act. Real clever.
Written by a human rights lawyer from Glasgow”.
I have read your comment, and re read my original post, don’t see a problem with it. As to your assumption that the UK will scrap the Human Rights Act, that isn’t a fact.
As you claim to be ‘a Human Rights Lawyer from Glasgow’, do more reading.
Yours sincerely
George Laird
The Campaign for Human Rights at Glasgow University
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