
If there is one thing I have learned in life it is this, you can’t heal a gaping wound by ignoring it. The PM seems to think the only way to heal the wounds of Brexit and the Scottish Referendum is to focus on the here and now, that being the cost of living.
He fails to realise that the disaster of Brexit can never be fixed.
He also fails to understand that the only way to fix the festering wounds of Scotland and NI is to allow them the right to seek ‘self-determination ’, not put a sticking plaster over the problem.
But all these excuses only hide the real reason Westminster continues to say no, and that is, as far as Scotland goes, our vast resources…the ones paying off their debts!
Burnham may not jump on jets as frequently as Starmer but he is still a hawk, maybe even more so than his predecessor. When one opens our air bases up to a deranged USA President, then we put ourselves in the firing line.
And let’s be honest, Conscripting today’s youth won’t solve the problem!
The youth of today are very different to those in the 50s-60s…very different indeed!
I don’t mean that disparagingly, today’s youth are very switched on about being taken to war and whose war they would be fighting!
Pain, we must at times bear, but not continual misery.

The Right is ours, as is the timing!
Scotland is on a different path now, and when people see the reality, their minds will change and they will take charge.
Will these huge data centres be the straw that breaks the camel’s back? Many ignored the Freeport issue because it seemed unlikely to affect their lives, but these data centres are very different. They are not just on one’s doorstep but in some cases bigger than the village itself!
In the States they are closing many down because of issues like, noise, heat!, and water pollution.
Sometimes we need to step up and be counted, this can be painful in itself, but that will be nothing compared with the devastation these things will bring.
Can anyone explain why we need them in the first place?
Stop the rot now, and stand up for our country.
