May election
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JamSam67
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Edinfuckingborough. How. like Mr Humphries Iām Free.
Freedum Freesome but
Freedom
Painfull but oor choice if we get SB
Oor mistakes not the Etonian old Bhoys club who knows we get independence Mibbies Celtic get ti play in the EPL
Naw me either but you just never know
But if the SNP get the majority that the Medja says itās a mandate from the People of Scotland as itāll be in there
Manifesto.
Shame that Asda will leave but I shop at McLidl and McAldi
HH
Freedum Freesome but
Freedom
Painfull but oor choice if we get SB
Oor mistakes not the Etonian old Bhoys club who knows we get independence Mibbies Celtic get ti play in the EPL
Naw me either but you just never know
But if the SNP get the majority that the Medja says itās a mandate from the People of Scotland as itāll be in there
Manifesto.
Shame that Asda will leave but I shop at McLidl and McAldi
HH
boab1916
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Taken From the SFM blog
23 March 2021
Dear xxxxxx,
Thank you for your recent correspondence with the Scottish Government about the behaviour of some Rangers supporters earlier this month. Unfortunately due to the very high volume of letters received on this subject, it is not possible to give you a personal reply, but I hope you find the following useful.
The behaviour which we saw over the weekend of 6 and 7 March was disgraceful and the Scottish
Government utterly condemns the minority of individuals who chose to completely disregard the
coronavirus regulations, putting both the wider community and police officers at risk.
Rangers Football Club was asked to put out messages to persuade fans not to go out celebrating and encourage those who did gather in large numbers to return home but did not do so. It was very clear that the messaging from the club did not persuade their fans to celebrate safely and responsibly. TheScottish Government and Police Scotland discussed these issues with the club ahead of the game.
The club was robustly reminded of its obligations at those meetings but did not agree to ask
supporters not to gather. Ultimately though, as the First Minister said in her statement to Parliament on 9 March, āthose at fault are those who breached the rules.ā
The policing operation was consistent with Police Scotlandās approach throughout this pandemic to
maintain public safety and minimise disorder, disruption and damage to property. Where large
numbers of people gather at an unplanned event such as this the police use established crowd control to keep the public safe and manage those who are refusing to disperse. There were 28
arrests and seven people were issued with fixed penalty notices or will be the subject of a report to the Procurator Fiscal.
The Scottish Government welcomed the referral by the Chief Constable of the Policing response to the Independent Advisory Group chaired by John Scott QC and looks forward to seeing its views on the policing response in due course.
Enforcement of the Covid regulations on mass gatherings are an operational matter for Police
Scotland, and the Scottish Government cannot (by law) direct Police Scotland in their approach. The Scottish Government will work with football clubs, local authorities and Police Scotland to ensure we do everything we can to persuade people that none of these scenes are repeated as the football season continues.
With the support of both clubs, the SFA and SPFL in giving clear and unambiguous messages, the
Old Firm match on 21 March passed off with no repeat of the scenes of the weekend of 6/7 March,
and as Assistant Chief Constable Bernard Higgins said: āIād like to thank the vast majority of fans from both clubs who took responsibility to prevent the spread of coronavirus by staying at home and not gathering at Celtic Park or anywhere elseā, along with confirmation that there had been no arrests.
Yours sincerely
Michael Jackson
POLICE : Finance and Efficiency
23 March 2021
Dear xxxxxx,
Thank you for your recent correspondence with the Scottish Government about the behaviour of some Rangers supporters earlier this month. Unfortunately due to the very high volume of letters received on this subject, it is not possible to give you a personal reply, but I hope you find the following useful.
The behaviour which we saw over the weekend of 6 and 7 March was disgraceful and the Scottish
Government utterly condemns the minority of individuals who chose to completely disregard the
coronavirus regulations, putting both the wider community and police officers at risk.
Rangers Football Club was asked to put out messages to persuade fans not to go out celebrating and encourage those who did gather in large numbers to return home but did not do so. It was very clear that the messaging from the club did not persuade their fans to celebrate safely and responsibly. TheScottish Government and Police Scotland discussed these issues with the club ahead of the game.
The club was robustly reminded of its obligations at those meetings but did not agree to ask
supporters not to gather. Ultimately though, as the First Minister said in her statement to Parliament on 9 March, āthose at fault are those who breached the rules.ā
The policing operation was consistent with Police Scotlandās approach throughout this pandemic to
maintain public safety and minimise disorder, disruption and damage to property. Where large
numbers of people gather at an unplanned event such as this the police use established crowd control to keep the public safe and manage those who are refusing to disperse. There were 28
arrests and seven people were issued with fixed penalty notices or will be the subject of a report to the Procurator Fiscal.
The Scottish Government welcomed the referral by the Chief Constable of the Policing response to the Independent Advisory Group chaired by John Scott QC and looks forward to seeing its views on the policing response in due course.
Enforcement of the Covid regulations on mass gatherings are an operational matter for Police
Scotland, and the Scottish Government cannot (by law) direct Police Scotland in their approach. The Scottish Government will work with football clubs, local authorities and Police Scotland to ensure we do everything we can to persuade people that none of these scenes are repeated as the football season continues.
With the support of both clubs, the SFA and SPFL in giving clear and unambiguous messages, the
Old Firm match on 21 March passed off with no repeat of the scenes of the weekend of 6/7 March,
and as Assistant Chief Constable Bernard Higgins said: āIād like to thank the vast majority of fans from both clubs who took responsibility to prevent the spread of coronavirus by staying at home and not gathering at Celtic Park or anywhere elseā, along with confirmation that there had been no arrests.
Yours sincerely
Michael Jackson
POLICE : Finance and Efficiency
Smelltheg-love
Well-known member
Socialism richy
Unworkable to the max but thereās bits of it to be greatly admired
Smelltheg-love
Well-known member
Watched that, fecking sickening how poor our government reacted to covid unlike others
Frank Owen
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Hi Hoopy, I get your disenchantment with politicians, it's quite a common theme when out canvassing. And if truth be told, in some cases it's true; career politicians absolutely do exist. Have to say though, I've known several who would've been better off financially outside politicsBut that's political parties right there, old Labour were fucked, unelectable because essential this is no longer a country that's interested in socialism (because its been so badly represented) so new Labour act as fluffy, smiling, happy version of the tories not to change anything but to get power. It worked they got power and achieved fuck all.
Salmond was the same with all his bullshit lies about how rich Scotland would be from oil wealth, utter nonsense, every bit as much bullshit as Boris saying how much the NHS would get every week from brexit. They're all the fucking same, lying, self serving bastards.
The only cunt that will make your life any better and possibly your community is you, anyone who thinks politicians will deliver it is on Docco's mushrooms.
My current involvement has brought me into close contact with two politicians, one at Westminster and one MSP in Scotland; if you actually got to know them, perhaps you would have a change of heart. As for Scotland's wasted oil wealth, it's 100% fact; Harold Wilson made sure we would never get to know the true potential in terms of wealth around our shores. We had to wait out the 30 years before it was made public, and that was only due to the freedom of information act.
As always I respect your right to your opinion, and I will never tell anybody what to think. But for me there are some things I just can't turn my back on, and politics is an example of that. I will always vote, even if it's a situation where I find myself voting for the least worst as opposed to what I would really like. Human nature is fickle, we're a mixed bunch with different hopes and wishes. Utopia simply doesn't exist in the political world; but for me, I feel I always have to make a choice.
All the best. ( PS, I'll post some of my bird shots soon )
Ally
Well-known member
I'd vote for pussies any day.I'll start a party and you can vote for us Kelly.
The Kitty Save Our Smarties Party?
Cats For Caramacs Party?
Pussies In Support of Curly Wurlys Party?
MickyMcMick
Well-known member
What about the Spangles
Ally
Well-known member
That's wit we need. Vote for Tiddles and he will guarantee more pussies in parliament.Hula Hoopys pussies pairty
Vote fur me anill Purr
An lick ma Baws
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tictastic
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Hoopy? aye the pussy is strong with him
Aw fk Kelly, I deleted that............could have got ma eyes scratched oot!!
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JamSam67
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Just seen all Celtic fans want Bosz the Leverkusen manager no look at what I saidHula Hoopys pussies pairty
Vote fur me anill Purr
An lick ma Baws
6th May Hoopys the One
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And Trump fur pussies
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Lick ma Baws no even spelt the same
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Glasbhoy81
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Why is the SNP banging on about oil when we should be moving away from that. According to Boris the UK (mainly scotland) can become the saudi Arabia of windpower.
The snp should be looking at that instead of oil where prices fluctuates too much
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Frank Owen
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In actual fact it was a certain Alex Salmond who first used that statement regarding wind power. As usual Boris is late to catch on. As for oil nobody is "banging on" about it; but I think it would be foolish not to acknowledge the fact that it's there.
