Extant or Extinct?

I don’t mean to be facetious but some believe these two words, extant and extinct mean the same thing. They don’t, and the position of the Scottish Crown is a perfect example of the meanings.

Extant means it is still exists, the dictionary goes further and says it is still ‘living’. Which means our Crown could still sit on a king’s head, provided that King takes the Scottish Oath, which Charles hasn’t and can’t without breaking his English oath and condemning his own Parliament.

Extinct on the other hand means it no longer exists in any way, shape or form. But it does, and Charles can only touch it, as he did, in reverence.

I bet that when he touched it, he was thinking…if only!!!

Westminster’s greatest fear is the day Scotland wakes up and realises its power. They also don’t want their fellow citizens to know how much Scotland subsidises themthe story being that we are a drain on their finances.

For a true record of Scotlands history, forget the history books and look at what is now surfacing through Salvo. Documents kept hidden for hundreds of years are now coming to light, and what a story they tell.

But it’s not just the story that matters, it’s the power they bring with them, and like the Crown, they are not extinct!!

Westminster are experts at breaking treaties and memorandums of understanding, if they don’t fit with today’s agenda, but there are some treaties you just can’t break or lie about!

And lies don’t go down well with the UN, especially if you lie directly to them!

Time-wise, now is the best time to bring all of this to the attention of the UN, because Team GB is not at its most popular. Sometimes geopolitics works in your favour.

But we must do our bit and prepare the groundwork. The day will come…and we must be ready! Therefore the news from Common Weal today is most welcome. The jigsaw is coming together with some very notable people at the helm.

I noted this morning on Politics Live that a generation is now defined as 25 years…referring to Alex’s comment of ‘once in a generation’. How nice of them to try and interpret what he might have meant.

AI by the way says it’s 15-20 years!! I guess it depends on who is moving the pointer😂

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