Promotional feature
Posted on
June 15, 2016 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
Since it now looks increasingly like we might be doing this indyref thing all over again pretty soon, we thought you’d like to meet our Fulfilment Department:
This short video by the ever-excellent Phantom Power Films takes you to the heart of AyeMail, who not only handle the delivery of immaculately-packaged donor perks for pro-indy fundraisers and things like the Wee Black Book, but also produce a growing range of merchandise direct, ensuring that as much money as possible stays within the Yes movement.
If you want some stuff made for Indyref 2 – This Time It’s An Emergency, we can recommend their various services without hesitation.
*No payments or incentives of any kind in either direction were solicited or received for this endorsement.
If I ever have to do anything that would require their services, then I will only use them.
Its gratifying to think how valuable their support is.
+1 for this post, best thing Stu has ever written, but then I am biased
Wow….I’m more than a little bitty impressed.We’re gonna skoosh this next time.
Cracking film and service!
I’ll use if I need it – and I might, rather soon.
Best – j
yes scotlands website for campaign material was awful, the best stuff, the wbb, the 10000 flags etc, came from the grass roots
Excellent! Have shared on fb and twitter, and will pass on to anyone else interested.
P.S. I always ask for the Scottish stamps at the P.O. Though they still have that head on them, they do look so much nicer, but not seen the 2nd class ones for a while, with the saltire on them! Course only available in bonny Scotland, I presume.
But, but, but… without a majority in Holyrood, and the Greens reluctant to back a sequel, this isn’t going to happen is it?!
If you build it, it will come.
“This Time it’s an Emergency.”
It was last time. But I suppose it’d be obnoxious to use the tag line “We Fuckin Telt Ye”
My favoured hashtag will probably be #FoolMeOnce
The Postal votes and stuttering couldny care less and rich pensioners again???
Hey jist in case!!!
ghostly,
I thought Patrick Harvey confirmed the Greens WILL back a sequel in the event of a Brexit with Scotland voting Remain.
Now that’s an impressive set up Lindsay has there and a right handy page to bookmark.
@ghostly606
If Brexit occurs and Scotland’s votes are in the majority for stay, then that is yer akchul constitutional crisis. Its not a matter of should or could. The Scottish government would be compelled to act on the Scottish electorates wishes, just as they were compelled to act on the majority decision twenty odd months ago. Its the day job.
We’re a partner in an international treaty and one partner, in such a circumstance, would be wanting to take a differnt path. Not only that, but a keystone pledge of the HMG/BT campaign was that only by voting no to Scottish independence could Scotland guarantee remaining in the EU. They’ve driven a horse and cart through every other pledge and assurance at this point already. Being taken out of the EU against a popular vote?
That would pretty much put the cap on the whole sorry mess.
The only problem is that we’ll lose IndyRef2 as well as No voters are idiots. There’s no reasoning with them.
Great to see behind the scenes. Its a toryboy world but not for long in Scotland. Wonder when England will wake up.
RevStu wrote “Since it now looks increasingly like we might be doing this indyref thing all over again pretty soon…”
The way things are going with this #Brexit nonsense I cannot but agree…
Brilliant. This is exactly what is needed more and more people working at the things they do best all the for same cause and with the same aim. More power to the people and if more and more join in we cannot lose. It is from the grassroots, from the heart of the people and that is more powerful than anyone or any thing. Keep up the great work AYE ALWAYS.
Imagine a Scotland free of this kind of UKOK buffoonery
link to theguardian.com
Great work Lindsay you have a knack for that by the way
I noticed the brexiters and the britnat united both have adverts running on google adsense.
Not going to link to them but they are there,even though i despise google their adsense program is quite something else at targeting potential customers browsing the net.
The Greens will back the Greens and be rock solid behind the Greens and whoever looks like winning will be backed by the Greens as they always said they would,
With qualifications, and caviats, and under certain conditions and if the criteria is met and if there’s something in it for them
All learned from the Liberal Democrats Playbook on “How to stay in politics without actually doing anything”
Artyhetty – saltire stamps available online from Royal Mail, unfortunately you have to lick thon heid on the back, as no self adhesive option; but yeah I too now use these as a matter of course. Pity there’s not a large letter version or all my business mail would be sent using them.
Not really O/T – have been a Eurosceptic all my adult life, but have decided to vote IN this time. However Alan Johnstone on Jeremy Vine nearly made me change my mind with the nonsense he spouted. Almost made Boris sound reasonable.
Remain should leave it to Nicola and Alec.
My other problem is I can’t get the image out of my head of Cameron and Osbourne on 24th June sharing a glass of champagne with Cameron saying “Here’s to the Jocks, saved our bacon again”.
Odds are shortening again on stay, and drifting on leave. Wonder what did that!
Despite spending money I found the official Yes campaigns material to be generally unimaginative, uninspiring and over priced.
It’s great to see a Wings contributor for years coming up with such a project dedicated to Independence.
link to ayemail.scot definitely one to bookmark for the future.
This guy Bruce looks like the second most dangerous man in Britain.
We all know the other one.
RevStu wrote “Since it now looks increasingly like we might be doing this indyref thing all over again pretty soon…”
6 months ago i was fairly sure england would vote to remain, now i am not so sure…
if brexit, indyref2 will happen sooner than later
Good to see the movement is still ticking over behind the scenes. Momentum will get us over the line next time.
Okay, It looks as if someone needs to say it…
…YES UR THE PEOPLE!
What a fantastic promo there. Shared +++
If we are to have Indy2 I think it will be over in a very short period.
There will be no 3 year run in like last time.
If that is the case can I respectfully suggest Rev you have an immediate fund raiser to fund a new or updated Wee Blue Book.
AyeMail.Scot I like that. Can that be our new mail service in an Indy Scotland?
@FatCandy
IndyRef2 with Scotland – Remain and an English Brexit will be a totally different ball game in a different landscape.
See BfS link to businessforscotland.co.uk
Whilst we’re on the subject of badges and other such Indy things – here’s a fab on-line store for buying them and getting one-offs made, I can recommend it.
http://the-bonny-badge-company.myshopify.com
Great I need a website for Expats for Scotland Independence
Whatever happened to the wee black book?
I put my name down for 100 but never heard anything?
Are they available?
Hi James.
link to facebook.com
Hi John Gibson.
link to indiegogo.com
Oh Rev Stu!
You’ve just sent this family’s hearts racing!!! = )
Now that YOU’VE said it I really can dare believe that our second Independence Referendum is coming and coming soon!
AyeMail look excellent.
This time we can hit the ground running = )
And this time we WILL WIN !!!
Excellent! I feel another referundum coming on & intend getting in the fray slightly earlier than I did last time so I’ll probably be needing a website designed & built. Now I know who to contact.
By voting no in Indyref1, we were told that EU membership was guaranteed. In the present circumstances, should there be an out vote, wouldn’t that make Indyref1 result null & void.
Fraud is fraud, whichever way you look at it.
Brilliant… I’m already sharing Wee Black Books out.
Cannie see what Miss Babbington sees in him masel like.
what do you think rogue coder?
Impressive work. I enjoy seeing people rise up through talent and ability like this. It doesn’t happen often enough but wonderful when it does. I doubt Reverend Campbell himself would ever have imagined himself a key player in significant politics as a young man and writer for hire. Although as a journalist it must be satisfying when so many of his peers seem to be so many leaves in the wind.