Wednesday, April 2, 2025

As rumours mount that Ash Regan may be on the brink of leaving the Alba party, Shannon Donoghue intervenes to demand that Regan must come to heel - but could such a petulant outburst backfire catastrophically?

I think by this stage it's fair to say that something is definitely afoot with Ash Regan, although probably only a tiny handful of people know exactly what's going on.  Even the best-informed people I know are unsure and are only able to speculate.  But here's what we do know.  Firstly, she refused to make any concession comments after her defeat to Kenny MacAskill.  That's highly unusual in any political party - remember that in spite of the anger and bitterness between the Kate Forbes and Humza Yousaf camps in the 2023 SNP leadership election, Forbes was extremely gracious and generous towards Yousaf in the immediate moments after the result was announced.

Secondly, yesterday many people independently noticed that Regan has suddenly removed the word "ALBA" from her Twitter handle.  It's extremely hard to see why she would have done that unless there was at least a question mark over her continued membership of the party.  There are various possibilities - perhaps she's already decided to leave and is preparing the ground for it.  Perhaps she just intends to quietly remain in a sort of limbo state, half-in, half-out, until McEleny's legal action is concluded, and only then make a decision about whether to leave for good.  Or perhaps she's trying to send a signal to the Alba leadership to see if they will make major concessions to keep her inside the tent.

Whatever her precise intention, there's no doubt that the Alba leadership have picked up on her signals.  Their tactic in response has not been to offer substantive concessions but instead to take presentational steps that they hope will make Regan look like the bad guy if she leaves.


It's pretty clear what they're doing here.  First of all they're making a big show of publicly love-bombing her as a valued member of the team to try to make her worry that any decision to leave will look inexplicable.  And secondly they've carefully selected a quote from her about unity to try to make her panic that they'll be able to portray her as a hypocrite if she walks away.

Which may sound like quite a cunning plan until you remember the Shannon Donoghue factor.  Shannon doesn't really do subtlety, it has to be said.

Shannon always thinks she's being really enigmatic and elliptical, but given her long track record of publicly attacking Regan (in flagrant breach of Alba's Code of Conduct, which apparently doesn't apply to Shannon), nobody is going to mistake the meaning of the tweet - she's saying that Regan has only talked about unity but hasn't put it into practice.  She's saying that Regan must now change her behaviour and come to heel.  

And because everyone knows Shannon is part of the leadership faction and will be in the loop on tactical thinking, it's also going to be obvious that Shannon's words are reflective of the leadership's intention in posting Regan's quotes on Twitter.  It shows that they were not genuine about presenting Regan as a valued part of the team and were instead threatening her.  That's not likely, I'd have thought, to produce a positive response.

This could be a very costly blunder on Shannon's part.  The brutal fact is that without Ash Regan the Alba leadership don't really have a party.  It's only Regan's seat at Holyrood that keeps them looking like a national party of any significance - if she walks away they'll be instantly reduced to fringe status on a par with the likes of the Scottish Libertarian Party, the Scottish Family Party or ISP.  There's not much point in Kenny MacAskill, Tas and the Corri Nostra having taken control of an organisation if five minutes later it turns into an empty shell.

103 comments:

  1. It does seem rather odd. The bare minimum expectation after a leadership election is to deliver a concession speech and/or offer congratulations to the winner. If your goal is to bring a Party back together (especially after a close result) that's a vital step.

    Some have even noted that she did offer congratulations to Humza Yousaf when he won the SNP leadership in 2023. Right now, she's coming across as a sore loser. And if she does leave Alba, she risks becoming known as the politician who quits every party where she fails to become the leader.

    Ash Regan's campaign message focused on renewal, leadership unity, and moving forward. She repeatedly said she wanted to: "Turn the page". If her goal was to “turn the page” and rebuild unity, failing to even acknowledge the new leader — especially in such a tight race — sends the opposite message. It appears disengaged, bitter, and more focused on personal leadership ambition than party cohesion or the wider cause of independence.

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    1. In a leadership election, it's impossible to address all of the problems in the election process. However, Regan was apparently being denied equal treatment as a candidate (she didn't have access to the running totals of votes). Whilst her own politics received negative speculation from those supporting MacAskill, his own politics got a free pass. It was deeply unpleasant stuff - nothing like a fair competition for the leadership of a political party. And all the while, the serious deficiencies in the party constitution, policy development and administration received no attention whatsoever. Ash Regan is being blocked, when her 'Unbuyable' Bill should be a selling point for the Alba Party and activists should be able to discuss with her directly the full work of the Scottish Parliament.

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    2. Even though it ultimately backfired someone was leaking inflammatory info about Kenny MacAskill to the press. All of Alba's dirty washing was being aired out publicly & Kenny was being slammed online by a segment claiming he was old and past it.

      It was rather ugly and not just the usual goings on during a leadership contest. Ash to her credit didn't take part or reference that uglyness but it was obvious some of her supporters were involved.

      It's also interesting that she had very similar complaints during the SNP leadership contest in 2023, claiming that contest was stacked against her.

      So either two different Parties had a vendetta against her or what happened in both instances were possibly over exaggerated.

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    3. Or, much more likely, as with the voting irregularities in the 2023 Alba Party elections, the dice is stacked against anyone who is not part of the 'friends and family' cliques who run the Alba Party. The SNP is hardly a model of constitutional or political rectitude either.

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    4. It was obvious that Mad Dog McEleny was leaking stuff to the press but, equally well, some was probably designed to look like McEleny, when it wasn't. Graeme Spence wasn't the only liability for Ash Regan's campaign team. McEleny was both a help and hindrance to her. It looks like MacAskill is going with the flow and keeping an avowedly right wing party chair in place.

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    5. Occam’s Razor — the simplest explanation is often the right one. Maybe the issue is Ash Regan herself?

      As someone pointed out in another comment: when something happens once, it can be a fluke or explained. When it happens twice, it starts to look like a pattern.

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    6. Well, I would agree with that. The Alba Party leadership has consistently blocked attempts by members to improve the party constitution since the first conference in autumn of 2021. It has blocked attempts to form the normal policy making institutions that every other party has. It ensures that only those who are part of the 'friends and family' cliques have any power to form policy or influence political direction.

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    7. The SNP election that she lost was rigged. She would have lost it anyway but that is not the point. And Alba have a track record of rigged elections. Perhaps she has actually been treated unfairly on both occasions despite her own personal failings.

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  2. What can Ash actually do now?

    If she resigns from Alba there's not enough time to establish a new Political Party before the Holyrood elections, it would be a humiliation for her to go crawling back to the SNP and it's rather unlikely that she'll be able to retain her seat as an Independent.

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    1. I disagree with that, actually. Her best chance of holding her seat is probably as an independent. Eva Comrie famously outpolled Kenny MacAskill in Alloa & Grangemouth last year, and part of the reason for that may have been that she wasn't weighed down by the baggage of the Alba branding.

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    2. I do not think that she would be welcomed back into the SNP. She is too divisive a figure and has long since burned her bridges as far as the SNP is concerned.

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    3. In the fantasy world where Farage follows Scottish politics closely and has read McEleny’s attempts to reach out to him, Ash would be about to become Reform’s first MSP and the face of the Scottish section of the party.

      Realistically, she’ll become an independent. Perhaps set up a new micro party in due course, as successful and as doomed as The Independent Group; remember them? The Guardian wrote of nothing else that month…

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    4. "reach out to". Does that mean "reach out to" or "contact"?

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  3. I think the rumour is that Ash will leave politics.

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  4. Shannon's harassment of Ash is becoming creepier and more obsessive by the day. As James says, she could live to regret that, perhaps even not too long from now.

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  5. Onto more important issues.

    EXCLUSIVE: Nicola Sturgeon has lent her voice to calls for the SNP to save BBC drama River City

    The former first minister has joined hundreds of major players in showbusiness, warning that losing the soap would see talent leave Scotland.

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    1. Sturgeon has finally found herself a role that fits.

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    2. Well, funnily enough, we're in the middle of Lent right now.

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    3. Anon at 7.48. Failed on so many levels. Try being original instead of your usual stupid.

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  6. JK you are being very creepy about me being heavily creepy about Ash. Is she smarter, more better looking and have a better personality than my mother? Yes! But you don't have to keep pointing it out.
    Ash can I call you mummy?

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    1. Who ever you are , I am the real unfiltered Shannon D . Leave me alone to my hash sorry hashtags #shannonlovesashnohash#shannonrulesx#shannonfilterstheunfiltered

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    2. I'm the real Shannon D... I'll go to my lawyer over you fakes!

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    3. I’m going to prove I am the real Shannon D . I am contacting the police as they know me and can vouch that I am Shannon D . So just you wait .

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    4. I'm the real Shannon D. I can prove it better just ask "Big Bad Sean"

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  7. ALBA’S leadership election is to be reviewed in an attempt to quash accusations briefed to the media that the vote was “rigged”.

    In an internal message shared with The National, the leadership election’s returning officer, Mike MacKenzie, has hit out at the allegations which he branded “misinformation”.

    MacKenzie said he would compile a full report on the vote, including all communications he had with candidates in the elections, for the National Executive Committee to conduct a review.

    He wrote: “My final act as returning officer of these elections is to submit a detailed report of the entire process to the incoming National Executive Committee.

    “The purpose of the report is to allow the National Executive Committee to review the process thoroughly in order to evaluate whether or not any changes would need to be made for future elections.

    “Unfortunately this last weekend has seen several Alba Party members who were part of one candidate’s election team, make false accusations regarding the conduct of the elections on social media.

    “Among the accusations are assertions that issues raised by a particular candidate with myself as returning officer were ignored. In light of this, I have decided that all communication between myself and candidates throughout the election will be included in my final report to the National Executive Committee.

    “I will also be recommending to the National Executive Committee that my report be made public for all Alba Party members to view on the website.

    MacKenzie added: “I have not taken this decision lightly but I do not believe it would be right to allow the spread of misinformation on social media to go unaddressed.

    “My report will be thorough and factual. It will cover every aspect of the election and will allow members to be confident in the legitimacy of the process.

    “I will leave it in the hands of the National Executive Committee to decide as to whether the report should be made available to all members.”

    An Alba spokesperson said: "The Alba Party appreciates the work of the returning officer in overseeing the internal elections and compiling a report for the National Executive Committee.

    "The NEC will review the report and consider any recommendations to ensure the continued integrity of future election processes.

    "We remain committed to transparency and fairness, and the NEC will determine all appropriate next steps as they deem necessary."

    When she stood for the SNP leadership in 2023, Regan made headlines after suggesting that the contest was stacked against her.

    “In the interest of transparency and fairness, ALL campaigns must get clarity on the number of SNP members voting in this contest,” she wrote on social media.

    In a letter which was also signed by Kate Forbes’s campaign, the MSP said the SNP had a responsibility “to ensure that the leadership election process is transparent, fair, and equitable”.

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    1. ""When she stood for the SNP leadership in 2023, Regan made headlines after suggesting that the contest was stacked against her."

      Sounds familiar.

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    2. If only the returning officer had been so diligent in reporting on the previous, rigged election.

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    3. Anon at 4.38. Leaving aside Ash Reagan’s obvious weaknesses the SNP election was unfairly conducted. There is no doubt about that.

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  8. Ash Regan is the human face of Alba.

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    1. Chris McEleny is the canine face of Alba.

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  9. This is the other way round.

    Ash has been steadfast in her defence of women's rights, as was Alba at the beginning.

    Taz and others have since wavered, in a futile attempt to curry favour with the SNP.

    Ash will have none of that - quite rightly.

    So if Alba resile on women's rights Ash will be out the door.

    She had no need to be told what to say in the Scottish Parliament by an unelected party leader. Especially if she's being told to relinquish her principles.

    It'd be interesting to hear Champaign Shannon's position...

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    1. "unelected party leader"

      Who's now elected?

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    2. most people defend women's rights it just got hijacked by the far right who don't care about women's rights!

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    3. I should clarify.

      I meant McAskill stood for Grangemouth and wasn't elected - he's not been elected to any parliament under the Alba Party ticket.

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    4. "he's not been elected to any parliament under the Alba Party ticket"

      To be fair: No one has!

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    5. Indeed - the party chair is supportive of 'trans' rights, in spite of the fact that they are not a coherent identity and have exactly the same rights as everyone else. Even the opposition to Ash Regan's resolution against surrogacy was a calculated insult to Regan. You don't put Christina Hendry of the Salmond bloodline up to front that opposition unless you want to make a point, given that Regan's 'Unbuyable' Bill is wending its way through the Scottish Parliament - and receiving cross-party support in the process.
      The party chair would not even contemplate party backing to inform members of the public about the dreadful Trans School Guidance, which effectively takes away parental rights to be informed about what is happening to their children in school. The first Women's Convener, Caroline McAllister, was very supportive of doing this, but this was dropped after she left the party, as a consequence of the deeply unpleasant and personal insults levelled at her by Craig Murray - who is now engaged in something of a volte face as regards 'trans' rights.

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  10. Regan will go back to SNP saying with the steady hand of John Swinney, Nicola Sturgeon not standing she wishes to return with open arms.

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    1. Agree. Regan's power over the underlings will soon disapear.

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  11. ISP here she comes !

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  12. ifs will do a runner back to Lanzarote!

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    1. I think IFS and David Francis have eloped together. Both have been suspiciously absent.

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    2. Let’s hope there’s not a love child.

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  13. She is going to be unemployed next year anyway.

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  14. "The best legacy we can leave Alex Salmond"

    Isn't it usually the one who's deid who leaves the legacy?

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  15. Stand for the leadership of a party once to then leave in a huff is unfortunate. To do that twice.... is a pattern. 😅

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  16. Is Alba a sufficiently significant teacup to have a storm in it ?

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    1. It’s more a teaspoon that a tea cup, and it has a hole in it.

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  17. OT
    It's very difficult at times getting to the truth, and one reason is that so many people think of things in black and white. The current example is Trump. If you don't hate Trump like some do, then you get called a Trump-lover, fanboy, Trumpist. And most people in-between just can't be bothered. What brought this on is tariffs.

    I don't know the details, but for imports to the UK there's a "de minimis" amount of £135 (175 USD), below which no duty or tax is paid. For the US that is, currently, a de minimis of 800 USD - £615 - more than 4 times as much. So that could be an "imbalance" for trade between the UK and US. If that is taken into account and offset against imports that are above the de minimis, then, according Sarah Smith, that is one of the things that the White House is doing - taking all calculations and penalties into account.

    The EU a year or two ago, set the de minimis at - zero. All imports attract VAT / MwSt or whatever. But this is also plus collection by the postal service, probably about £12. For this reason I rarely sell to the EU now, just ain't worth the hassle. But importgs FROM the EU to the UK still have a de minimis of £135. It means of course there's an even larger imbalance between the EU and the US, but there also is one between the UK and the EU.

    So who started the trade war? Arguably the EU.

    You won't hear that on the largely anti-Trump media.

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    1. And by the way, the 10% UK tariff compared to the EU of 20%, could give UK businesses an advantage for some exports to the USA. Something else you won't hear from the media. As I say, I don't know the details. Yet.

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    2. You're as stupid as Trump hopes you are

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    3. You really didn't think that through ...

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    4. Neither did you.

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    5. The 10% rate is at the whim of Trump and he has done it to spite the E U not to benefit the U K. The N I issues this raises are going to prove hugely problematic. If Starmer puts a foot wrong, tariff rates will rocket. Cow towing to an idiot bully is not a good move. Fortunately U K trade with U S is not massive, but Scotland will suffer from the 10% tariff.

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    6. In the real world, 10% is less than 20%, And less than 37%! Starmer is clearly better at maths than you.

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    7. You have completely missed the point. Never mind.

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    8. Your point seems to be that Trump is an idiot bully, and Starmer a kowtowing coward. Neither opinion has the slightest relevance to any business in any country looking to trade with the US.

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    9. Nonsense. It’s, inter alia, flagging up the vulnerability of the U K to Trump and his stupidity. Don’t put your simplistic words in my mouth. Your lack of comprehension is your problem not mine.

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    10. Are you trying to out do IFS in his absence? Not much of an aspiration.

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    11. I think for Anons to post they should have to answer a question:

      What comes next in the series: 1, 2, 3, 4?

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    12. I also think some people don't understand the meaning of the word "Independence" (as opposed to inter-dependence).

      Independence means any country including the US, including the UK, and even including iScotland can, if it wants, close its borders to people and trade. It's also fully entitled to try to lower its overall trade deficit (goods deficit offset by only a small services surplus) from nearly 1 trillion USD a year.

      Whether it's a good idea or not is another question.

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    13. So how long have you been a Pro Trump NAZI Appeaser?

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    14. As I said at the start:

      "If you don't hate Trump like some do, then you get called a Trump-lover, fanboy, Trumpist."

      Anon at 3:26 PM, you're not just a wanker, you're an illiterate wanker.

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    15. YIR2 definitely in the lead for Idiot of the Month award. No country can be truly Independent. Self determination. Now that’s another matter. No charge for explaining. I like to educate the ignorant. It makes me feel virtuous. And on Trump you need to do a night school class on economics. Until then stop embarrassing yourself.

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    16. I see Trump is now saying that the U K should be happy with 10% tariffs. Re enforces the point I made at 9.30, a point that went straight over the head of IFS’s stand in, YIR2. He seems to have been taken in by Trump’s simplistic and damaging tariffs. That’s nice because no one else has been.

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    17. The point is Yi2 got you throwing your toys out the pram with your PGM, and your rattle and dummy. You are illiterate and the other thing he called you as well. Have you considered a career with the DM?

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  18. I only come here for the comments / banter. Its fabulous keep it up James .

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    1. Betting it's not just for the first!

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  19. My guess is Regan had assurances from Salmond that she would be numero uno in the Lothians AND permitted to contest Edinburgh East.

    However, both the region and the constituency are MacAskill's best shot at getting elected again, as he has previously been elected and reelected in them.

    Very sticky.

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  20. The elections were rigged last year that’s not in doubt. If they can do it once they can go it again.
    Does anyone honestly think that Ash would have been allowed to win?

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  21. Maybe not in the cult that is the Alba Party. (Autocorrect changed Alba to Alva. Has the party shrunk that much?)

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  22. The rumour is that Ash will leave politics.

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  23. Nice as ninepence.

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  24. She hasn’t done much. She could go now but not sure if you would have election or another member (snp) fits in?

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    1. I mean at least she turns up. We've got MSP's just going off on a jolly, attending comedy festivals and shilling their book rather than doing their actual job.

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    2. I think your sarcasm is directed to a person who worked the socks off for 30+ years for independence. Incidentally check other people’s attendance at HR you may be surprised.

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    3. Difficult to do now since that same person complained that her attendance was public knowledge and new rules dubbed by the media as a 'skiver’s charter' were introduced.

      In any case that person is still being paid to be an MSP and attend Parliament to represent her constituents. If she wanted to go off and enjoy life and reflect on her career she could have resigned now rather than waiting until 2026.

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    4. anyone can resign anytime.

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  25. Jamie Green MSP telling it like it is and quitting the Tories today. Always came across as the most reasonable Tory at Holyrood.

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    1. The Scottish Tories have a real chance of becoming the Scottish Conservatives, with their own manifesto - AND their own party. Get away from Thatcher, Truss, Sunak and Badenoch.

      So far they've resisted, but it's never too late to change their ways, maybe even in time for 2026. And drop the "Unionist" bit of their name. Will they do it? I think they're too feart.

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    2. He always came across as just as thick as his party colleagues with the exception of Annie Wells who tops the League of Stupidity with flying colours.
      There is no such thing as a reasonable Tory. They are lowlife scum with no exceptions. They should be ashamed of themselves.

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    3. Vote NF. Vote Nigel Farage.

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  26. Where will Ash go ? The talk of all Scottish breakfast tables this morning !

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  27. The rev is struggling again. His most recent post has taken a week to get to 200 hits. And it’s on his favourite topic. Please send him money. He keeps the mouth frothers away from mainstream Indy. He has a purpose.

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  28. Illness in the family has kept me occupied for a while, but now back on here.

    I see nothing much has changed.

    No great surprise.

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  29. Seems Starmer and Labour are scared of Trump

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    1. They make me want to eat wotsits

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  30. Well, so far at least I'm apparently OK with the occasional small order sent to the US by post, which is just as well as one got posted today, as the de minimis has been suspended for China and some others, but not the UK. And supposedly it doesn't apply in any case for orders sent through to the US postal system. But it might happen some time - if the USA can process the payments ON small orders in an efficient and fast way.

    This is of course news that the National and the Herald should be carrying, as it is information for the small businesses in Scotland who do get orders from the USA. But it's too much "Trump is stupid" rather than news. For info, de minimi represented getting on for 10% of US imports, which means their generous 800 USD per person per day is costing them plenty compared to the UK at 175 USD per day, and the EU at precisely 0 (for VAT). From little acorns mighty oaks grow, and the US is/was at a disadvantage on this.

    Until the so-called economists start thinking business rather than politics, the news is going to be useless for business of any size in Scotland. Which is why, of course, sensible businesses no matter how small or indeed, micro-entity, find out for ourselves.

    Just as well I don't try to post this view in a closed mentality forum.

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    1. And here we are, it is of course a bit propagandic, but does explain some of the above though not all:

      https://www.whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/2025/04/fact-sheet-president-donald-j-trump-closes-de-minimis-exemptions-to-combat-chinas-role-in-americas-synthetic-opioid-crisis/

      The reply to propaganda though should not be counter-propaganda, it should be hard cold impartial and ruthless, research and analysis. Nearly totally missing in the UK, but unfortunately also in Scotland. I hope businesses aren't squandering the old saying "Don't bring me problems, show me opportunities". Get cracking! Let Scotland be a world leader ...

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  31. yi2 "just as well I don't try to post this view in a closed mentality forum2 Patronising or what?.

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    1. Doesn't make you a bad person @4:31

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    2. "a closed mentality forum"

      I'm talking about WGD where different opinions are not tolerated by the handful of 6 regular posters and the naive blogger who hangs on their every word.

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    3. YIR2. Do Vested interests colour your comments and judgement? There are small business advisory bodies able to help you. It’s not the function or purpose of national newspapers to provide the level of detail you want. Trump is a stupid self obsessed man, who has failed in virtually every business enterprise he has tried to run. He is a liar and a convicted felon with an appalling attitude to women, amongst others. I’m only scratching the surface of his traits and defects.

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    4. Anon at 7:18 AM - are you Donald Trump?

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    5. Anon at 11.01? Was that funny on your head?

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  32. Wife and I were out for dinner at a really great local restaurant at the weekend and got talking to the couple at the next table.

    Their daughter is a doctor who works for MSF in Gaza and some of the stories they told us would bring a tear to a glass-eye.

    There is still a vicious Genocide happening there and, although our British MSM normally now downgrades the whole thing to inside-page news, it is still slaughtering completely innocent children by the hundreds/thousands.

    The couple also reminded us of the sheer hatred among clinicians in Gaza towards America as the main supporter/supplier of weaponry to the Fascist Israeli Regime. That hatred is visceral, from those struggling to save the lives of 4, 5, 6, 7 year olds who are being operated on without even adequate anaethsetic.

    All the talk at the moment is about Trump's tariffs and their effects on trade - and, while it is undoubtedly important - that Orange Imbecile (and Biden before him) has hands dripping in the blood of a generation of innocent Palestinian kids, while far too many just shrug their shoulders.

    Trump is a wanna-be Dictator, who honestly believes that whatever the USA wants/demands, the entire Planet must bow-down to and accept, while simultaneously acknowledging his 'greatness'.

    If I had a spare Nuke - I know where I would drop it.

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