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Its called conditioning. UK journos are conditioned into telling only the news they want you to believe. โ at Portree, Scotland
Bet it had a union flag on the package.
Buy Scottish at @AldiUK @coopuk or @Morrisons โ at Portree, Scotland
This started with @GordonBrown and his stupid tax credits which encouraged low wages. โ at Portree, Scotland
Your the krank mate none of us sit waiting for posts from indy people to pounce on. โ at Portree, Scotland
The think is Martin. Whether its true or not . The bbc lost me and 1000s others years ago by clear and obvious union bias.
The BBC is what it says on the tin, British. I can live with that, just stop the rediculous pretence of impartiality. โ at Portree, Scotland
@BBCScotlandNews corrupt as fuck. โ at Portree, Scotland
How can we Scam that when its wholly in the power of the UK colonial government? โ at Portree, Scotland
Would you take to the streets in protest if @UKLabour cheated their way to power and bypassed the will of the Scottish people. ? I would. โ at Portree, Scotland
The fact Labour are talking privately about working with Reform UK and the Tories tells you all you need to know.
A Scottish Government that relied on support from Reform UK and the Tories would be deeply dangerous for Scotland. More austerity at least. ๐ฅ
Vote SNP. ๐ ๐ณ๏ธ ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ณ๓ ฃ๓ ด๓ ฟ
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This canโt be the same Rt Hon. Pat McFadden MP, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions currently in post in this Labour UK Government who has refused @WASPI_Campaign women compensation of any kind?
Surely not?
Deary me, it is! ๐ฅ
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Dougie Alexander labels Scots who want to run their own affairs as obsessed by "identity" but when it came to a choice, independence or continue under a Tory Government, Dougie stood literally shoulder to shoulder with the Tories in a emphatic display of British identity politics
