Nothing Left in Britain: Scotland’s Bonfire of the Sects
The first in a two part series on the British Left and its relationship with Scotland For the first time in a long time, the Con-Dem government has delivered us […]
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Scotland, Farage and the Spectre of Europe
As comedy bust-ups go, the latest totally unexpected spat between UKIP and the SNP has been immense. Last Thursday, UKIP leader Nigel Farage decided to launch the party’s Aberdeen by-election […]
Whatever happened to Scottish Labour?
On Monday, I spotted an awkward brown stain; that stubborn kind that just refuses to go away. Gordon Brown is back and boy are we excited! I’ve said before that […]
Who are we afraid of?
by Jack Ferguson The papers today are again full of unionists trying to sell Britain on the basis of its war machine. It’s been one of the consistent themes ejected from […]
Troll
A Guest Post by Greg Moodie Readers of The Scotsman will be aware that trolling is unique to supporters of independence. VILE ABUSIVE CYBERNATS are generally what’s wrong with the […]
Top 5 SNP Homophobes
Even if I’m not about to run out and buy myself a wedding dress, I’m still glad equal marriage legislation is happening in Scotland. I’m also glad our legislation isn’t […]
A Thousand Flowers 