Dear All
Prior to me joining the joining the Brexit campaign, I wasn’t
impressed with the SNP MEPs, they had over the course of their tenure at the
European Parliament accomplished nothing of note.
Can you think of anything significant that the SNP have done
in Europe?
The only thing which has brought him any attention is this
speech in the European Parliament where he was pining for the loss of his job.
In the video he says:
“do not let Scotland down”.
For the record, I didn’t let Scotland down; I was one of the
people who helped to lead the people of Scotland towards the light, towards
democracy, while this clown wanted to see Europe rule us from afar.
Like the rest of the fake Nationalists in the SNP, I don’t
see them or Alyn Smith has having Scotland’s people best interests at heart.
Now, while the post of SNP Deputy Leader being vacated by
the fact the former holder Stewart Hosie has disgraced himself by his squalid
little affair behind his wife’s back, Alyn Smith sees an opportunity for possible
future candidate selection either at Holyrood or Westminster.
The favourite as I understand it is the buffoon Angus
Robertson, the Englishman born in Wimbledon, London who likes to try and pass
himself off as Scottish.
In this contest I route for no one, because no one is
likeable or indeed capable as I see it.
As the contest begins to hot up the future unemployed MEP
Alyn Smith is back at the ‘begging game’.
MEP Alyn Smith pleads: 'Make me Nicola Sturgeon's roving
sherpa'.
So what is a Sherpa?
No, he doesn’t want to be a British Leyland van, he wants to
be a guide but another definition
of Sherpa is working as a ‘porter’, the guy carrying the bags up the mountain.
As part of his pitch to the SNP members, he says that attitudes
to Scottish independence have almost completely reversed on the continent after
previously being hostile. If you think back to unpopular Nicola Sturgeon
trotting off to Brussels, she had her ass handed to her by the Europeans.
With the people that matter, Nicola Sturgeon found no room
at the inn!
Alyn Smith wanting to be a "freelance, roving
sherpa" should is qualify him as a potential SNP deputy leader, he appears
to want to continue his European lifestyle and then probably get in somewhere
for an earner.
Other contenders for the deputy leader role are Westminster
group leader Angus Robertson, MP Tommy Sheppard and Inverclyde councillor
Christopher McEleny.
Not exactly a host of talent, Sheppard has no chance,
McEleny has an outsider’s chance, and Robertson arguably has the best, and
probably the support of the Cult leaders.
As to Alyn Smith’s claim that him winning the SNP's deputy
leadership would add weight to his continental charm offensive that is just
nonsense, if you can’t win by the strength of your arguments then clearly you
don’t have a case worth considering.
Alyn Smith should remember that the facts speak for
themselves, bed stories are soon forgotten.
I have to say that helping put Alyn Smith and Ian Hudghton
(SNP President) out of a job is one of the highlights of my political career,
as I took him apart along with Ming Campbell while I was a guest on the BBC Big
Debate radio show. If you managed to listen to that 10th June show, you would
have heard awful defence of the EU by Smith.
Alyn Smith left the BBC an angry wee man who drowned in his
own rhetoric.
I take great satisfaction in removing this deadbeat who accomplished
nothing of note.
Pack your bags Smith; you’re history, not part of history, and don’t cling onto hope for SNP Deputy Leader, that is a bridge too far for you
as well!
Yours sincerely
George Laird
The Campaign for Human Rights at Glasgow University
4 comments:
Hello George
The snp track record is such that, whoever they appoint, he will be a disaster. The saintly alyn seems to me to be trying to get a more secure sinecure than the one he has now. My vote is for this guy to have to sign on, real soon now.
You will have seen the speculation that Article 50 will never actually be invoked ref brexit. I am the first to admit I am politically naïve, but that seems unthinkable to me. What do you reckon?
Auld Jock
Hi Auld Jock
I think the UK Government is in a tricky position if they don't do Article 50 in good faith and allow Brexit to happen.
It would lead to civil war inside the Tories.
I think the appointment of three Brexiteers to head up the out process must be seen as a good sign until evidence points otherwise.
George
Is there a link to the big debate radio show? I'd love to hear you ripping them a new one.
Hi Cameron
They stick the show on iplayer for a few weeks then take it down.
I think it is now down as newer shows get put up.
George
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