Theresa May’s Crack Team 242
Posted on
November 14, 2018 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
…is what they’re calling Jack and James now, we hear.
Draw your own conclusions about the word “crack” there.
Archive for the ‘video’
The whistleblower 432
Posted on
November 12, 2018 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
What we could be 52
Posted on
November 06, 2018 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
…if only we could find the courage among ourselves.
Now featuring Scotland 142
Posted on
October 31, 2018 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
Or so they say, at any rate. Near the end, we think.
Just enough rope 200
Posted on
October 23, 2018 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
We don’t know whether Sky News’ senior Scotland correspondent James Matthews recognised double-jobbing Labour MP and councillor Hugh Gaffney on today’s strike march in Glasgow or not. (We suspect he did, but as Gaffney’s only been an MP for a year and a half we can’t be sure.)
What’s certain is that he gave him plenty of time, opportunity and cues to disclose who he was, and Gaffney didn’t take any of them, leading to this extraordinary clip.
Which is, y’know, pretty bold.
The Man With No Brains 93
Posted on
October 12, 2018 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
When indoor-hat-wearing uberYoon nutter George Galloway appeared in some of the madder corners of the gutter press this week after appearing on RT to extravagantly belittle last weekend’s indy marchers, we didn’t bother talking about it because who cares what that irrelevant old zoomer thinks, right?
But when an alert reader drew our attention to this spectacular clip of Galloway’s pre-indyref and post-indyref views on the EU we couldn’t let it go, because it so perfectly encapsulates not just what a huge buffoon George Galloway is, but the jaw-dropping, bare-faced, crass hypocrisy of so much Unionist argument.
We’re only sad he’s neither a politician nor in Scotland, or he’d be a shoo-in.
A new landscape 69
Posted on
September 01, 2018 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
Ashley Graczyk, formerly-Tory councillor:
Complete series here.
A sad, sad robot all alone 137
Posted on
August 28, 2018 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
It really takes some going to stand out for especially terrible journalism in the Scottish press this week, given the vast acres of page-space that are still being devoted to truly abysmal, and borderline legally-actionable, barrel-scraping articles about the recent allegations made against Alex Salmond. So hats off to perhaps the only man who could possibly have achieved it.
Ladies and gentlemen, who else but David Leask?
Let’s see just who we meet, shall we?
It is a quiet time for politics 90
Posted on
August 12, 2018 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
Seriously, anyone got anything?
