Quoted for truth #18
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June 19, 2013 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
Scotland on Sunday, 17 June 2013:
It’s nice to know those horrible hours of painstaking effort pay off sometimes.
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All credit where due. You’ve arrived, Stu! 😉
Rev – To put it simply – your work is invaluable to the cause of Scottish independence and is appreciated by all Scots who would see their country return to being a normal nation.
Quoted in SoS, I’m out of here I thought this was a pro independence site! 🙂
They could have given a link at the very least…
Keep up the good work, Rev, your posts are fascinating, amusing and essential – not necessarily in that order!
Ah-ha! So they are reading all this – even the great unwashed. Careful, Rev; careful, all of us.
So, what is her view on Trident? They might have asked her seeing as they’d tracked her down and all.
Let`s hear it for the Rev!
High five 🙂
This must have been a repeat if it was in the SoS as I read it a couple of weeks back They must have felt she needed the exposure
I’m struggling but in the end pity wins – she’s just completely out of her depth and it’s excruciating – but it’s hard when her tactics are so deplorable. Perhaps independence from Westminster will allow Scottish parties to find their principles again. They’re going to have to dig deep to get through all this shite first though.
Yup, they’re watching you! haha well done Rev 🙂
Anyhoo, Lamont is still a skelped arse hiding under an Alan Bennet wig! (sorry Alan).
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Had to laugh when I read the last sentence
I’m beginning to think that slab’s policies are similar to Arthur C Clark’s The nine billion names of god. The premise being that if you write the name of God then the stars will blink out of existence and the universe will end. .. Mibbie we should stop asking Lamont just to be on the safe side.
I think it safe to say, Scotland will never need someone like Johann Lamont.
Oh, but of course they never bothered to name the blog of which they speak: after all, somebody might stumble upon some of the things you’ve said about The Scotsman!
@Red squirrel:
Sorry, but after that use of a false rape trial story at a FMQs (back when she was Deputy IIRC), I can’t really pity the woman. On that occasion, she was either being utterly vile or incredibly stupid.
I seem to recall that jo lament was a ministrex who told the parliament that men can NEVER be the victims of domestic abuse. If anybody knows how to search the archives for 2004-6 they might well find it. Unless it was baillie but I remember it as a much thinner lament.
A deeply vile woman
Indy Scotland would be like Cyprus in face of new banking crisis, warns Treasury minister
This is a headline in the Herald The latest comparison for when we fail
Her view of Trident? It must be the SNP’s fault. Especially yon first minister chappie!
Wings Over Scotland – the blog they all pretend not to read.
Reminds of the scene in Coming to America where Cleo McDowall (John Amos) who runs his own fast food restaurant called McDowalls is seen reading the McDonald’s operations manual.
Back when Eddie Murphy made funny films.
😉
I find Johann desperately depressing. She seems to carry the weight of the world on her shoulders and and reacts to every aspiration expressed by those supporting independence as a personal insult.
She didn’t support devolution though did she?
Perhaps Lamont has a bittie of a ‘bunker mentalitiy’.
Keep up the good work REV.
From the article “and net public satisfaction for Lamont is ahead of that for Salmond.” Is this true or just made up?
@ Tree of Liberty
I believe the poll you refer to was taken several months ago and because the majority of people in Scotland don’t watch FMQ’s and therefore don’t get to see what an unattractive person she is they couldn’t truthfully say anything bad about her.
Alex, on the other hand, is very well known, and from what I remember, more people approved of him than didn’t.
Joybell, thanks for that. So, just made up?
Yet, despite the quote at the top of this page, I thought the interview was a very, very friendly one, Peter Ross going out of his way to say nice things, and point out positives.
This though: and net public satisfaction for Lamont is ahead of that for Salmond.
I was in Kansas a wee minute ago, where the fuck am I noo?
@ Joybell, Tree of Liberty
Who the feck’s she? is on 33%
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” it has to have active energy” –
Sounds like Johann Lamont voting for a winner on Scotlands Got Talent
OT! I’ve noticed that Newsnet Scotland is advertising on a local radio station in Aberdeen (Original 106). Are any other radio stations carrying advertising for NNS?
Holebender
Radio Free Scotland refer to articles every week that appear on here as well as other blogs anything that they feel may advance the cause Not advertising as such They’re fans of the Rev of that there’s no doubt
Albert Herring, thanks for that. 33%, jings, the people who are satisfied with her performance must have rocks in their heid.
“Albert Herring, thanks for that. 33%, jings, the people who are satisfied with her performance must have rocks in their heid. “
Does it include SNP voters?
I’ll say this for Johann Lamont, she hasn’t been forced to resign over financial irregularities yet.
Rev, very good.