The Day of the Jackals, Mob rule hits the streets of Glasgow as Kenmure Street is brought to a standstill by protesters who forced Home Office to release detained men, the rule of law is gone, any pretence it still exists was swept away by virtue signaling SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon who used today's incident as a way to attack the UK Government

Dear All 

Here is a ditto that I placed in the comments section of the Herald, sadly you will not find it there due to it being deleted. Today the UK Border Force encountered a mob as they were trying to do their jobs, making our communities safe and secure. Scotland is now a failed State, its Gulag leader Nicola Sturgeon has used the removal of failed asylum seekers to attack the UK government, not unexpected, but it shows the road that Scotland is travelling down, abandonment of rule of law. 

Anyway here is my deleted comments from the Herald website, I would imagine some trendy lefty after having read it, decided that the George Laird was unacceptable, but decided to promote the false concern of fake SNP politicians.  

"Part and parcel of being a politician is to respect the rule of law, clearly we have virtue signaling going on here with some politicians ,over the Home Office Staff doing their job. 

This is done so that the politicians can look good in the press, but by doing so, did they carry out a risk assessment on what their actions could potential cause in terms of harm to the officers doing their job? 

I personally doubt, it is far easier to just shout your mouth off and condemn, but what would have happened if the Pollokshields mob had turned ugly? Where would those politicians be then, remarkably unavailable for comment? Maybe a glib, oh this is terrible and they condemn all violence of any sort type of press release?   

SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon, if Scotland was independent would have an immigration system such as being currently used at present. Mind you, that being said, the system that the Nats use might and could in theory be different, it could be based on patronage, and big brown envelopes. 

Or maybe we could have a system where you buy your citizenship like a packet of cornflakes. Who knows Scotland could end up a 'world leader' in being the highway into England for those want to bypass the checks and balances of the UK system. Maybe we could setup a revolving door at any future border, which of course would eventually lead to a hard border.  

Sturgeon's judgment here undermines the rule of law, and respect for such law. Clearly, we have low calibre politicians in Scotland for the most part, but this little incident just shows why last week's election was an utter farce. Holyrood is a second rate parliament for mostly third rate politicians, some of whom can't see to budget! 

I supposed I could jump on the bandwagon, and be all super pc! 

Let's face it, it is the easy route when you are a member of political party. Just look at the sewerage pouring out a party leader's mouth and blindly follow the diktat. I find it hugely funny that some people who I regard as horrible people can get away with hoodwinking the gullible with their fake concern. Where was the concern for the homeless during the last 14 years? I will save anyone time who reads my comments and say there wasn't any, you see middle class politicians have no interest whatsoever in helping the poor and vulnerable.  I think it would be helpful if we all used the term 'reverse racism' to explain away the last 14 years of SNP misrule as regard helping the working class. 

I think the nonsense of today also shows that if politicians cannot respect the law, and play to the mob, then dawn raids should be the standard practice adopted. 

Finally, isn't it interesting that Sturgeon can find the time to condemn the Home Office Enforcement Agency which is run by Westminster? One might almost think, it is part of her grievance agenda to attempt to wrestle immigration controls from the UK." 

This country is fucked, all roads, mob rule, government incompetence, and grievanced used as tool of the governing party. Today's virtue signaling by party leaders was a disgrace, because the upshot is that they are by default saying that lawful authority rests with the mob. Later on this month, I may be picked to serve on a jury, so should I follow the 'fuck you' approach of the mob or should I follow the rule of law? 

Yours sincerely 

George Laird                                                                                                                                The Campaign for Human Rights at Glasgow University