To any Scottish nationalist seeking to liberate our people and nation we should perhaps consider what a proud Scotsman such as Donald Macleod Trump might wish, or be able, to do for us, as reflecting his position as the most powerful man in the world?
Perhaps the most important fact here in a geopolitical sense, especially for those who are not Trump fans, is the realisation that there is a lot more chance of President Trump securing Scottish independence than what remains left of any deceitfu UK-co-opted SNP charlatan woke neoliberals who have sickened and ruptured the independence movement.
What any US-enabled Scottish independence might look like is another matter. Part of the 'price', aside from military and trade/economic matters, could be to make our liberator King of Scots as is our tradition, and oor croun is vacant efter aw. The other important realisation here is that this US President is a son of Scotland, who has declared his love of Scots and of Scotland, and who has also made investments here. In ither wirds, like him or loath him, he is unquestionably one of us!
As Jim Sillars writes, 'that big ego remains highly sensitive to criticism and flattery'. Up till now the SNP Scottish/UK colonial administration has only criticised and riduculed Trump, much like the UK political class and msm generally; which perhaps indicates that our British oppressor, America's wee poodle, and their obedient colonial servants are aware of what is possible.
To any Scottish nationalist seeking to liberate our people and nation we should perhaps consider what a proud Scotsman such as Donald Macleod Trump might wish, or be able, to do for us, as reflecting his position as the most powerful man in the world?
Perhaps the most important fact here in a geopolitical sense, especially for those who are not Trump fans, is the realisation that there is a lot more chance of President Trump securing Scottish independence than what remains left of any deceitfu UK-co-opted SNP charlatan woke neoliberals who have sickened and ruptured the independence movement.
What any US-enabled Scottish independence might look like is another matter. Part of the 'price', aside from military and trade/economic matters, could be to make our liberator King of Scots as is our tradition, and oor croun is vacant efter aw. The other important realisation here is that this US President is a son of Scotland, who has declared his love of Scots and of Scotland, and who has also made investments here. In ither wirds, like him or loath him, he is unquestionably one of us!
As Jim Sillars writes, 'that big ego remains highly sensitive to criticism and flattery'. Up till now the SNP Scottish/UK colonial administration has only criticised and riduculed Trump, much like the UK political class and msm generally; which perhaps indicates that our British oppressor, America's wee poodle, and their obedient colonial servants are aware of what is possible.