Are we in Scotland being radical enough, or are we just tinkering around the edges?

Do we even understand the meaning of the word?

On being Radical” generally refers to the concept of advocating for or enacting fundamental change in a system or way of thinking. It can be seen as a call to challenge established norms and structures, often from a position that goes beyond incremental adjustments. 

When people start referring to us as ‘rebellious people’ or extremists, then we will know we’re getting it right!

We must start demanding instead of asking and our first demands should not be to Westminster but Holyrood! They must use the powers they have to protect Scotland and if because of the Internal Market Bill, they have lost those powers they must make it clear to the whole of Scotland where that now leaves us.

By not speaking out they are complicit in the lie!

We the people must start challenging the ‘established norms’ in Scottish Politics.

Next year we will be asked to make choices, but we cannot do that without all the facts about where we now stand Constitutionaly.

Do we have any Powers left?….if so, what are they?

We need a solution to our problems here in Scotland and the only game left in town is Liberate Scotland.

Proving Scotland is a Colony and going for Decolonisation is the most radical, even revolutionary move Scotland has made in years but we need to convince our Politicians or remove them!….. that would fit the ‘radical’ bill!

Over the next few months, we must show our intent, and let our Politicians see we are serious……we want change and we want it now!

They must join us or step aside!

There was a day not so long ago when our FM marched proudly with AUOB, their absence speaks volumes. They have now become part of the problem…..not the solution!

Now, like every other nation that has gained its Independence, Scotland must rely on its People to lead the way. We are those People, we are all Scotland has left. So roll up your sleeves put on your boots and let’s get this done under the Liberate Scotland banner.