Dear All
You can’t have failed to have noticed that I have been quite
adamant about saying there is a genuine lack of the talent in Scottish National
Party under the leadership of Scotland ’s
‘jolly fat man’ Alex Salmond and unpopular Nicola Sturgeon.
In a recent post I also highlighted a serious problem in the
Nationalist campaign…. using the dregs of humanity and firing them off to be
activists. If you watch the Jim Murphy video in Shawlands you can see the dregs
of humanity and ponder why they decided to film themselves being clowns. I
personally don’t get upset in general when I run across an idiot, what tends to
annoy George Laird is when an idiot assumes I am as stupid as they are.
Yesterday on twitter, I was alerted to a video where an
independence supporter talks about how we ‘don’t have the right to ask
questions’ about what independence would mean. You can find the video by
scrolling through yesterday’s tweets. You have got to watch this video a couple
of times because you wouldn’t get the full impact on the first screening.
The person concerned appears to be ignorant and angry, the
Human Rights Act and the European Convention on Human Rights makes it quite
clear that free speech is allowed. By watching this video you will entirely
understand what I mean by a genuine lack of talent on the Yes side, it starts
at the top and runs straight down to the bottom.
Alex Salmond is a "desperate man" peddling a
"desperate argument" according to David Cameron after the SNP leader
decided to focus on the lie that Scotland ’s NHS is in jeopardy.
Again, it is the wrong strategy!
Through-out this miserable and it is miserable campaign,
both Salmond and Sturgeon have been shown to be completely out of their depth
in more or less ever big issue of concern with voters. They boldly declared
that they were running a ‘positive campaign; if anyone sees it could they drop
it in at Yes Scotland ,
136 Hope Street , Glasgow
On the issue of health which has been outed a botched
flagship policy under unpopular Nicola Sturgeon, who ran it into the ground, we
should remember that the NHS is already fully devolved to the Scottish
Parliament. The SNP would dearly love to blame the English for their failures
but the blame over the last 7 years rests on Sturgeon’s watch, she laid the
bricks on that bunny!
David Cameron has called Alex Salmond a "desperate
man" peddling a "desperate argument" after the First Minister
said he will focus the final month of his independence campaign on claims Scotland ’s NHS
is in jeopardy.
Speaking with a month to go until the referendum, the Prime
Minister said the NHS is already fully devolved to the Scottish Parliament and
Mr Salmond’s decision to raise it as an issue was a sign that he knew he was heading
for defeat.
As the 30 day barrier has been breached, Alex Salmond is
using scare tactics, clutching at straws to try and ring every vote he can out
of those gullible enough to still trust him.
Alex Salmond and the SNP had 80 years to produce a rolling
blue print for independence. No one could be arsed within the party to do so.
Time for a quote:
“My problem is that I have too many talented people and not
enough Cabinet positions”.
Alex Salmond.
The First Minister has “warned” that the English NHS is
being privatised.
You may find his sudden “concern” rather strange because the
SNP and in particular their 6 MPs at Westminster don’t give a shit, this was a
policy that I disagreed while a member in the SNP, the ‘feeble six’ headed by Englishman
Angus Robertson might as well not be there.
They offer no constructive help to other people in Britain to ease
suffering as they don’t want to be involved in ‘English matters’. You could
raise an argument that lot wouldn’t be able to contribute much anyway and that any
learning would be a one way street but that is a post in itself on their
failings as politicians. For the SNP MPs, it’s one big holiday at Westminster ; of course there are many attractions in London worth a visit. If
I was leader of the SNP, these people would be in for a very rude awakening and
a workload that some people would not find funny.
In the Scottish independence referendum, David Cameron has
had a ‘good’ referendum; this is based on having the sense to give it a ‘body
swerve’ entirely leaving Alex Salmond and Nicola Sturgeon to stew in their
juices. Cameron pops in and out and doesn’t get involved in the fight. He has
decided to pitch in on the phoney Scottish NHS row because Salmond has left
himself exposed. The bizarre claim, he says does not stack up at all” as his
Government has protected spending on the health service in England and this has resulted in Scotland
receiving more than a billion pounds extra.
A billion pounds extra!
Salmond therefore doesn’t have an argument as Scotland has
gained a benefit and not just a little one, you can be surprised that everyone
is now derided the SNP tactic as scaremongering.
For the SNP to focus on health is a nonsense, there isn’t
any traction or mileage in this, you can sell having been given an extra
billion pounds as a cut, even if you use EU style accounting which hardly
anyone can understand even those doing the books!
Apparently there is such a thing as Yes strategists!
Dismissing the claims Cameron said:
"Health is a devolved issue, so the only person who
could, if they wanted to, introduce more private provision into the NHS in Scotland is
Alex Salmond. So this is a desperate man, recognising the argument is going
away from him, making a pretty desperate argument."
The Prime Minister added:
"Because of the protection on NHS spending that the UK
Government has given – that we would not cut NHS spending while we have had to
make difficult decisions elsewhere – that has made sure under the Barnett
formula that money is available for Scotland as well, so that argument does not
stack up at all."
To add petrol to the already flaming SNP house of cards, we
find that Scotland ’s
NHS has spent more than £400 million on private health care since the SNP came
to power in 2007.
So, the SNP’s scaremongering about privatisation is
something they are already doing within the service.
Douglas Alexander, Labour’s Shadow Foreign Secretary, said:
“Alex Salmond also destroyed his own argument on NHS funding
by admitting that more money is coming to Scotland to spend on the NHS
through the Barnett Formula. Everyone can now see his NHS scare stories for
what they are.”
It looks the Allison
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Alex Salmond
Unpopular Nicola Sturgeon
John Swinney
Alex Neil
Tasmina Ahmed Shiekh
Pete Wishart
Angus Robertson
Yours sincerely
George Laird
The Campaign for Human Rights at 
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