If ever there was a year to do this, this is it!
This is the year to start changing the system. The Political system in Scotland is broken both in Government and Governance!
There is no point in trying quick fixes, even if there was a Holyrood Election and Labour won with a few new policies, we might see some small changes to begin with then it will be back to ‘same old’.
The whole system needs to change, a new kind of politics one that requires thinking outside of the box. A new vision, one where people come before politics or politicians.
We the people of Scotland are Sovereign!
And these are the steps to do it..
1. Acknowledge there is a problem within the current system of Government.
2. See the problems and name them, By naming the problems you give them a face!
3. Understand how this came about and why it came about. The Claim of Right was changed to give power to the English Monarch and Aristocracy instead of remaining with the People of Scotland.
4. Build. Be bold, the foundations are already there within the Claim of Right. Old does not always mean outdated! If something worked well for the People it is still worth building on those foundations.
5. Balance. Trying to build a modern system on the foundations of an old one can be tricky to say the least, especially when trying to replace Power from one group back to the People. There are those who don’t want to change everything!! Politicians like their power, it feeds their ego, but that’s where corruption often begins. So it is imperative to get the balance right at the start of any new system.
6. Link. The link is there, we know about it, and we’ve talked about it. The documents are there to prove its legality within the European Courts. It is of course THE CLAIM OF RIGHT.
If we can be bold enough to grasp this Thistle, even if it might not completely gel with some of our Party’s policies, we will win, and we will reach our ultimate goal. Salvo reaches beyond politics bringing Sovereignty back to the people, where we’ll all have a say.
It’s a new way built upon old foundations.
JOAN’S JOURNEY CONTINUES 