By Michael Greenwell
The United Kingdom, like all states, is an artificial construct. For some its symbol is the bulldog. The strange thing about the bulldog is that it would die out as a breed if left to its own devices. This is because their heads are so big that the vast majority of them have to be born by cesarean section. Therefore, because of its bigheadedness, it relies on a form of artificial selection to continue, and this makes it a great symbol for the UK.
The idea put forward by Harry Mulligan recently, that the Scottish people are being fed “ill-thought-out patriotism”, is exactly correct. However, the ill-thought-out patriotism that they are being fed is coming from those who would keep the UK as one state.
The fact that Scottish independence movement continues to exist and strengthen in the face of an overtly hostile media shows that the motives for it are not confined to a narrow patriotism.
The campaign for Scottish independence is a hoax like 9/11, we’ll still be ruled by masonic suits under the guise of the Crown if Alex Salmond gets his way, you guys need to wake up fast before Scotland ends up another subsidiary of the European superstate and their autocratic desideratum. Look at Ireland for example – out of the frying pan and into the fire.