Wednesday, 15 February 2023

AFTER STURGEON


Her support for Vaccines and support for NATO was combined with rumours that she was CIA?



Will Kate Forbes (above) be Scotland's next leader? - New Statesman



'Will Kate Forbes be Scotland’s next leader?


'At 31, the SNP finance minister is tipped to succeed Nicola Sturgeon. 


But will her social conservatism and evangelical Christianity be an obstacle?'


Angus Robertson (right) in Israel

In undercover footage recorded as part of Al Jazeera’s investigation The Lobby, Shai Masot – a senior political officer at the embassy who was forced to quit after the film exposed his attempts to manipulate British politics – is seen boasting of his relationship with Angus Robertson

Masot recalled Robertson’s story about his German heritage.

Robertson’s grandfather' birth certificate identified him as Jewish.

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2 comments:

  1. Anonymous15 February 2023 at 04:35

    ‘Angus Robertson is the bookmakers’ early favourite and the odds of him becoming First Minister are currently 6/4.’

    Oh dear.

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11753339/Nicola-Sturgeon-resigns-LIVE-latest-news-updates-MailOnlines-blog-here.html

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  2. Anonymous15 February 2023 at 05:00

    Angus Roberson is a great fan of Metallica.

    According to one person’s appraisal, “Metallica's music is morbid, violent, sadistic … and appeals to the uncontrollable recesses of the mind”

    “The band's [lyrics] have been linked to murder, human sacrifice … and suicide”

    “Thomas Sullivan, a 14-year-old in New Jersey, allegedly stabbed his mother and ignited books on Satanism, setting his house on fire in an attempt to kill his father and brother. He then [took his own life]. A police detective said Sullivan was fascinated by … a Metallica song about killing a woman”

    “Sean Wentz, one of the … killers of [actor] Patrick Duffy’s parents, listened continually to Metallica's ‘Kill Em All’ album”

    https://twitter.com/AngusRobertson/status/483019800202203137?s=20
    https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/opinions/1989/04/01/metallica-ii/05420ff1-f228-412d-a11d-8b3e37eed20d/

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