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Celtic Connections. A Through A Scottish Prism special

A midweek special that is all about the Celtic nations and their struggles with London.

Lloyd Quinan of the SNP, John Moran from the Irish Free Press and Neil McEvoy of the Propel Party of Wales.

We discuss the different stages of each nations campaign. We seek out similarities and differences.

The discussion proved very enlightening.

5 thoughts on “Celtic Connections. A Through A Scottish Prism special

  • Yet another hour well spent listening to the panel! What is absolutely clear through this prism; the dearth of honest appraisal and desire of our elected politicians(?) to challenge the status quo as defined by a parliament in another country. Neil McEvoy and Lloyd Quinan in their commentary are exposing the dishonesty inherent in the ranks of those charged with delivering Independence to their respective countries. John Moran makes the point when describing Sinn Fein policy as going to the people who are penalised under the system which denies opportunity based on social class! WE IN THE INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENT MUST REACH OUT TO OUR PEOPLE!
    Lloyd in his contribution gave a prime example as to what was achieved in the referendum campaign of 2014 within his own campaigning constituency. WHO WILL NOW DELIVER A VOICE ON BEHALF OF OUR PEOPLE?

  • An excellent informative programme bringing a great ‘compare and contrast’ perspective for the respective Independence movements within these isles.

    The comparison is between Scotland and Wales, with both countries major national parties suffering from clueless devolutionist leadership, professional careerist politicians and crazed woke element. These contrast sharply with the unflinching leadership of the nationalist/republican movement in Northern, and the Republic of, Ireland with their unbending and laser focus on their goal of re-unification of the two parts of that island.

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