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Greens left in tears after SNP says “You’re Chucked”—-Through A Scottish Prism

FROM NOON SUNDAY. Well, that was the week that was! One of the biggest political bombshells in many a long year. For those of us solely focused on Scottish Independence this ending of the Bute House Agreement between the SNP and Green Party was a great turning point. When Sturgeon first mooted her plan to Read more about Greens left in tears after SNP says “You’re Chucked”—-Through A Scottish Prism[…]

Silence Kills: A Through A Scottish Prism Special

This midweek I am joined by Mick Napier a founder member of Scottish Friends of Palestine. There is no doubt that the biggest topic in global terms at present is the conflict in Palestine. Daily we are all seeing and hearing of the continuing slaughter of innocent Palestinians in Gaza. To date over 40,000 innocent Read more about Silence Kills: A Through A Scottish Prism Special[…]

Reviving Scottish Independence: A Roadmap for SNP’s Resurgence

For over a year now, there has been a stark contrast between the support for Scottish independence, standing at over 50% and the backing for the SNP, hovering between 31-35%. This dissonance should ring alarm bells, especially considering the SNP’s once pivotal role in championing independence. Recently, the British Labour Party, historically relegated in Scottish Read more about Reviving Scottish Independence: A Roadmap for SNP’s Resurgence[…]

A response from Neil Mackay of  AUOB to Lesley Riddoch’s recent article in The National.

  “Lesley Riddoch’s piece in the National on Thursday 18 April, “Division within the Yes movement isn’t helping anyone”, fails to address what is actually causing this division. Lesley’s first substantive point highlights the fact that “two separate Yes organisations are marching for independence a fortnight apart in the same city”. Lesley sees this situation Read more about A response from Neil Mackay of  AUOB to Lesley Riddoch’s recent article in The National.[…]

The Global Implications of Western Policy in the Middle East

The recent escalation between Iran and Israel has reignited tensions not only in the Middle East but also on the global stage, as the United States and the European Union contemplate further sanctions against Iran. While western powers justify their actions as necessary responses to security threats, the rest of the world perceives their stance Read more about The Global Implications of Western Policy in the Middle East[…]

TASP Midweek Show Free Spirits and Freeports.

FROM NOON SUNDAY This midweek show is really a rather special occasion. On Monday of this week Derek James Kerr declared his intention to stand for election at the upcoming UKGE for the Edinburgh East seat. This seat is currently held by the “good parliamentarian” Tommy Sheppard. Having failed in the single mission his constituents Read more about TASP Midweek Show Free Spirits and Freeports.[…]

Derek J Kerr declares as an Independent for Independence candidate for the Edinburgh East seat.

  I am Derek James Kerr. I am standing as an independent for independence in the Edinburgh East constituency. I have chosen that constituency because I believe I have the best chance of re-engaging the good people of Edinburgh East with their sovereignty. More importantly, I want the residents of Edinburgh East to be confident Read more about Derek J Kerr declares as an Independent for Independence candidate for the Edinburgh East seat.[…]

Scotland’s children deserve better

A Guest Post/Press Release by Eva Comrie.   Eva Comrie, Independent for Independence candidate for Alloa and Grangemouth in the forthcoming General Election, has demanded that the Scottish Government and the Councils of both Clackmannanshire and Falkirk take cognisance of the findings of the Cass Review of gender services within the NHS in England for Read more about Scotland’s children deserve better[…]