Witterings of a Weegiewarbler

It’s time to fuel the independence debate. The polls vary with a trend increasingly in favour of independence, but it’s broadly work...

Yesterday there was a news item, buried on budget day and spun by the Unionist leaning press as a capitulation by Holyrood / Alex Salmond (i...

In the dialogue for the upcoming referendum, there’s been much noise from those of a Unionist or London centric persuasion of the benefits o...

Johann Lamont was elected in December 2011, not even three months ago, and she’s now averaging in excess of at least one example of cowardic...

Everything’s connected, especially when it comes to the Crown Estates, Westminster and Ofgem. These entities recently announced that they ...

What we have been waiting for has finally happened, Rupert Murdoch as a policy director of main stream media, has broken ranks and tweeted s...

What is a Troll? In the classical sense it is the big bogie man from the frozen past of Norse mythology, a mythology we in Scotland also par...

David Cameron visited Alex Salmond in Edinburgh this week; pro-union national media trumpeted a softening of the rhetoric, heralded by a pro...

There was a rather interesting tweet from Humza Yousaf on the 31st of January, “presenter tells me Peter Robinson urging Ulster Scots get to...

“I’m a feartie. And I’m going to project that fear onto you, people of Scotland.” This is Westminster’s foundation towards winning a referen...

Ed Miliband was in Glasgow on the 30th of January, supposedly outlining the Labour case for keeping Scotland in the Union. Between Ed curren...

At least the Union he was elected to lead is dead. Furthermore, it was only one day after any assertion of Westminster’s sovereignty over th...