Dear All
Alex Salmond and unpopular Nicola Sturgeon have a message
for Tommy Sheridan, ‘you’re not welcome, you’re not good enough; you’re not one
of us’.
All for one and one for all, three pro-independence groups
are refusing to take part in debates involving disgraced politician Tommy
Sheridan.
Sheridan was found guilty, he did his time, he is a member
of the public, he has a right if he wishes to campaign.
Apparently Women for Independence which has SSP and SNP
members running it, along with Generation Yes run by SNP members and Labour 4
indy which has SNP members turning up at their events had gotten together to
say No!
When Sheridan was convicted, his conviction was largely
based on testimony from former SSP colleagues. They said that Tommy Sheridan had
confessed to visiting a swingers' club in Manchester.
Sheridan wants a comeback, he is using the Scottish independence
campaign as a vehicle, he been to Yes meetings around the country and did an
event alongside SNP MSP Christina McKelvie.
A source close to Women for Independence said:
"He's a liability. Given his behaviour towards women,
it would be irresponsible for us as a women's organisation to share a platform
with him."
Does that also apply to Campbell Gunn?
Labour for Independence said:
"We are not going to share a platform with him. He's
too divisive."
Labour for Independence are campaigning against their own
party, aren’t they too divisive?
Generation Yes (political suicide, Scottish region) said:
"We have no comment to make at this time regarding the
issue."
Who likes a shitbag, probably waiting to be told what their
opinion is.
Radical Independence Campaign (Scottish bams living in a
dream world), does not allow Sheridan to share its platform.
And who cares what they think anyway!
Pro-independence figures believe Sheridan is piggy-backing
on the independence campaign to gain publicity for an appeal against his
conviction.
No shit Sherlock, gosh, some people can see the blindly
obvious!
I guess, the unhappiness will just have to continue, Sheridan
isn’t going anywhere, and come to think of it neither is Alex Salmond and
unpopular Nicola Sturgeon.
Isn't it just terrible when political buddies fall out!
Isn't it just terrible when political buddies fall out!
Yours sincerely
George Laird
The Campaign for Human Rights at Glasgow University
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