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Fascist protesters humiliated in Erskine

Fascist protesters humiliated in Erskine
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Rise of the far right: 'UK has parallels with Trump's America'

POLITICIANS have a “moral obligation to moderate their rhetoric” and should be more aware of the influence this could potentially have on…

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Scottish National Party's fourth election win threatens UK breakup

Scottish National Party’s fourth election win threatens UK breakup
Nicola Sturgeon’s Scottish National Party (SNP) won this year’s elections to the Scottish parliament by a huge margin. The party polled 47.7 percent of the vote in individual constituencies, against the Conservatives with 21.9 percent and Labour with 21.6 percent. In the regional lists, the SNP won 40.3 percent against 23.5 percent for the Conservatives and 17.9 percent for Labour. The Greens polled only 1.3 percent in the constituencies but 8.1 percent on the lists.
Under the proportional representation system, these figures translate to 64 seats for the SNP, 31 for the Conservatives, 22 for Labour, eight for the Greens and four for the Liberal Democrats. With the formal or informal assistance of the Greens, the SNP will therefore be able to form a pro-independence majority in the 129-seat parliament.

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"Now Scotland": Pseudo-left groups form new alliance with nationalist hardliners

“Now Scotland”: Pseudo-left groups form new alliance with nationalist hardliners
Hardline Scottish nationalists and sections of the Scottish pseudo-left have formed “Now Scotland”, described as a “grassroots, non-party campaign”.
The new formation emerged from the All Under One Banner (AUOB) collection of Saltire-waving demonstrators who, pre-lockdown, held monthly marches in favour of an immediate second referendum on Scottish independence. A series of online meetings last year resulted in the group forming “Yes Alba”, before ditching the name in favour of “Now Scotland” so as not to offend Gaelic language activists.
The new organisation is an adjunct of the most pro-independence faction of the ruling Scottish National Party (SNP). Its purpose is to emulate the Yes Scotland alliance of the SNP, Scottish Greens and the pseudo-left Scottish Socialist Party, which mobilised nationalist campaigners prior to the 2014 Scottish referendum. Scottish elections are due this year. The SNP is committed to tabling legislation for a new referendum should it win a majority.

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New Yes organisation Now Scotland set to launch this weekend

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Now Scotland is not setting any membership targets, but is determined to build quickly and well to carry forward the independence campaign
NOW Scotland is set to become the first national membership organisation of the Yes Movement this weekend.
Some say it should have happened years ago, but The National can reveal that the group – whose logo, right, has been printed here for the first time – will formally launch at the weekend when its website goes live.
Now Scotland is not setting any membership targets, but is determined to build quickly and well to carry forward the independence campaign.

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