The SNP leadership backed the Falklands War and it endorsed the First Iraq War.
The SNP supported the UK's missions in Afghanistan and Libya.
Since the SNP came to power in Edinburgh, the Scottish town of Dalbeattie has seen the closure of its primary schools, its bank branches and its police stations.
We suspect that the MI5 plan is for the SNP to be wiped out in all those parts of Scotland where the SNP's centralist policies have caused economic decline.
Arthur Donaldson,the leader of the Scottish National Party from 1960 to 1969, pictured with Hitler Youth.
The SNP supports NATO.
Nicola Sturgeon.
Robin McAlpine writes:
"NATO is not a 'club' but an ideology.
"I said to many people that if the SNP signed up for NATO, it would be a matter of time before the SNP leadership started reading out the agreed Anglo-American line on international relations."
How successful has been the parliament which Scotland was given in 1999?
Scotland's parliament looks after health, education, farming, housing, policing and local government.
Scotland's parliament is not allowed to deal with foreign policy, defence, central economic policy, broadcasting or immigration.
Public trust in the Scottish government is high, with 65% backing it compared with 25% saying they trust the UK government.
Scotland 2017
However, "there's been a lack of big ideas," says Michael Keating, professor of politics at Aberdeen university, speaking about the Scottish government.
Nigel Smith, chairman of the 1997 referendum campaign, said to the BBC that he would award the parliament a "six out of ten - a pass, but not as good as I hoped it would be."
We should all look at Switzerland, which is made up of a number of counties (cantons). The central government in Switzerland controls the railways. The cantons control education, labour, economic and welfare policies and so on. Each canton has its own parliament and constitution.
The SNP's policy of centralisation has meant that parts of Edinburgh and Glasgow have done well, but economic decline has continued in other areas.
There have been closures of bank branches, primary schools, post offices, factories and shops.
These factories have all gone, long ago.
Judging the Scottish government's economic impact is difficult.
Scotland has no control over monetary or trade policies and only partial control over tax.
After Scotland got its parliament, growth in gross domestic product per person was less than half what it had been in the 14 years before Scotland got its parliament.
Scottish parliament - Financial Times
This may be primarily due to the 2008 global financial crisis.
Jean-Paul Votron, of Fortis, Maurice Lippens, of Fortis, Fred Goodwin, former CEO of Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), and Emilio Botin, of Santander. Maurice Lippens has been linked to the Dutroux Affair and Bilderberg. FASCISTS / WikiSpooks . Fred Goodwin, whose mother is German Jewish, is the cousin of a top gangster.
The collapse of North Sea oil revenue since 2014 has led to a worsening of Scotland's position.
Economist John McLaren says the Scottish government's impact on the economy is hard to judge but may well "not add up to diddly squat".
"Most of the good things that have happened have happened across the UK," Mr McLaren says.
Scottish parliament - Financial Times
In Scotland, thanks to the Scottish National Party (SNP) government, which came to power in the Scottish Parliament in 2007, most university students do not pay tuition fees.
However, fewer and fewer 'poor Scots' are going to university.
"The Scottish Survey of Literacy and Numeracy shows standards of reading, writing and numeracy for 13-14-year-olds all declining since 2011.
"The biggest decrease in both writing and numeracy attainment aged 13-14 has been among disadvantaged students."
It's time the SNP's terrible record in government was exposed- newstatesman. St Andrews
In 2004, the Labour and Liberal Democrat coalition in the Scottish Parliament decided to make big changes in Scottish school education (the Curriculum for Excellence).
Having come to power in 2007, the SNP foolishly decided it would implement these changes.
Scotland's Curriculum for Excellence is seen as being vague, waffly gobbledygook.
The result is that Scotland has seen declining standards of literacy and numeracy.
What Scotland's schools need is a policy of removing disruptive kids from the classroom and teaching them separately.
Neglected heritage.
The SNP government created a national police force.
The Scottish government has passed laws giving Scots freedom to roam over private land, and has abolished age-old feudal rights, simplifying land ownership.
Arthur Donaldson,the leader of the Scottish National Party from 1960 to 1969, pictured with Hitler Youth.
