Tag Archives: Scottish Independence
Scotland’s Lament
This is Scotland’s lament On the 18th of September Hope pitched its tent, In George Square Thousands went there Hoping for fanfare, Only to meet a nightmare When Clackmannanshire went Now all we’ll remember, Is Yes’s fading ember During the … Continue reading
Why I’m voting Yes.
I’ve been writing steadily for about seven years now. Not for one second do I think I’m good, or even average at it. It can be hard to offer an honest, objective appraisal of one’s own work, and really, being … Continue reading
Want a better idea of the state of Scotland’s referendum on independence? Ignore the news and look at the windaes.
Look around. What do you see? For a while what I was seeing confused me. I saw windae after windae with ‘Yes’ signs, and they’re only increasing in frequency, yet I saw no ‘Better Together’ or ‘No Thanks’ signs, until … Continue reading
UKIP’s rise? We’re all to blame.
I voted in the European Elections at my local polling station, the Gairbraid Church Hall in Maryhill. Having never been in it before I fully expected the interior to be transformed into a sparse state of temporary surrogacy, the mildly … Continue reading
Why the Scottish inferiority complex should not play any part in debating the merits of voting Yes.
The saying goes that there are only two certainties in life – death and taxes. Well I’d amend that to include a third – that in life nothing is certain. As a Yes voter the certainties, or should I say … Continue reading
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