SNP Justice Secretary Tweets Support For Murdered Gangster

 SNP Justice Secretary Tweets Support For Murdered Gangster.

The SNP Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf is very keen to push through the new 'anti-Hate' laws for Scotland, as he declares it, to defend and protect minorities in Scotland from abuse.                                  But perhaps he is just keen to silence White resistance to multi-culturalism and to further the interests of so-called BAME communities in some of Scotland's major cities.

The 'Asian heritage' gangster Omer Sadiq was stabbed to death in the district of Pollok, Glasgow in what Police Scotland believe was an organised ambush by rival gangsters. The MSP for that part of Glasgow just happens to be SNP Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf, and when he was informed of the killing Yousaf took to Twitter declaring his sadness at the death of Omer Sadiq and his condolences to both the family and the 'community'.

Then very quickly the Tweet was taken down as Yousaf's office and the SNP launched a rapid damage limitation strategy. (Whitewash or cover-up - take your pick).

The SNP Screwing Up Scotland's Future Again !

The SNP Screwing Up Scotland's Future Again !

SNP Are Not Managing Scotland's Economy

Scotland is rapidly heading towards a situation where it will plunge into economic distress unless it receives a huge cash bail out from the Westminster government. It will be reduced to a pauper state impoverished by the misrule of the ruling SNP government at Holyrood. Recently released figures reveal that SNP government has wasted £62 billion of tax-payers money, an incredible sum of money.

New SNP Voters Arrive At Dover

Meanwhile on the 'migrant front' - it seems that Nichola Sturgeon and her SNP team believe that there are thousands of potential new SNP voters just (illegally) entering the United Kingdom.

It is so easy, just offer all those 'asylum-seekers', Third World economic migrants and so-called 'refugees'a new life in Scotland.

Sturgeon has claimed that a future SNP government in an independent Scotland would give 'new arrivals' £11,000 to get started