Month: August 2022
On Freedom of Speech
The news that Salman Rushdie is recovering and ‘joking’ is good, though his family are also saying his injuries are ‘life changing’. His agent, Andrew Wylie, said his liver had been damaged and that he was likely to lose an eye. We are lucky that Rushdie is an icon of free speech and not a […] Source
Why can’t we ‘take back control’ of our oil and gas prices?
Fury, denial and intellectual poverty : the state of British nationalism in Scotland
Stealing The Constitution
In the greatest economic crisis since the 2007 financial crash, with imminent threats to the public’s standard of living even greater than the near collapse of the banking system; and before that the world changing crisis of World War II, the Conservative Party has now abandoned even the fatiguing chore of overseeing government, for basic […] Source
Kwasi Kwarteng plans extra energy bill help for BUSINESSES while UK households suffer
Better
The UK Government Is Undermining Scotland’s Devolution We Want To Build A Better Scotland Since the Brexit vote, Westminster has been attacking Scottish devolution. Devolution is incompatible with Brexit and so the UK Government is dismantling the Scottish Parliament’s powers. Five key ways the UK Government is undermining devolution Scotland was ripped…
CalMac faces blame for food shortages on island amid ferry row
Media Watch – Shamelessly biassed reporting of Scotland’s Higher results
Scotland’s Unionist media used this week’s Higher results as an opportunity to attack Scotland’s education system. They largely ignored or did not report that Scotland’s other widening access strategies mean that the percentage of students from the most deprived areas who attend university in Scotland is a whopping 50% higher…