THE SNP IS IN VISIBLE DECLINE:- HUMZA YOUSAF STRUGGLES TO STAY IN CONTROL AND NOW SCOTTISH LABOUR HAS FOULED THEIR OWN NEST OVER ENERGY POLICY.
There is an unpleasant struggle taking place in Scottish politics right now.
Plus the whole scandal around the social media accounts and Michael Matheson's iPad bill payments.
Plus some unsettling revelations about members of Humza Yousaf's extended family and links to certain Islamist factions. Plus Humza Yousaf's recent surprise 'holiday' to Qatar.
No wonder that there are rumours circulating Holyrood that within the SNP there are factions that want to remove Humza Yousaf as leader and replace him with someone who can stop the rapid decline in support for the SNP and restore trust in the party.
Scottish Labour has recently held its best attended and most successful party conference for years and Anas Sarwar, the leader of the Labour Party in Scotland senses a change on the way. After years of playing second fiddle to the SNP, Scottish Labour thinks that it can regain its past dominance of Scottish politics, the dominance taken from the Labour Party by the SNP.
But, Anas Sarwar has managed to upset the executives of the major oil, gas and off-shore engineering industry after his recent visits to Aberdeen.
Scottish Labour is keen to prise away the Scottish Greens from supporting the SNP and so Sarwar is trying to make all kinds of noises that suggest that a future Labour leadership of the Scottish government will carry out a lot of eco-friendly policies and push for net-zero on carbon emissions, create 'Green jobs' etc etc.
In order to help present this posturing, some weeks ago Anas Sarwar, together with Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer and the Labour Party shadow energy geek Ed Milliband went to Aberdeen to meet with oil and gas sector executives to present the Labour Party future plans to move away from North Sea oil and gas, but with plans to invest instead in low-carbon energy projects.
Then at the Scottish Labour annual conference Anas Sarwar gave a long speech about future plans to counter the high cost of energy, to counter the cost of living crisis and how in Scotland a future Labour led Scottish government would put a massive windfall tax on the oil and gas companies. This has gone down very badly with company heads in Aberdeen and statements from 800 oil, gas and engineering executives have warned that Sarwar's Scottish Labour strategy would cost as many as 100,000 North Sea jobs.
As BM Scotland has said many times before : Scottish voters need to be careful what they wish for because if the SNP collapses at the next general election to be replaced by Scottish Labour, then instead of Humza Yousaf (son of Asian immigrants) then Scotland would be led by Anas Sarwar (son of Asian immigrants). Are there no real Scots out there to lead Scotland?
Meanwhile, First Minister Humza Yousaf continues to play at being an international statesman, meeting up with foreign heads of state and foreign diplomats. Even though he has been previously warned by the Foreign Office that he does not have the authority to do so without the presence of the Foreign Minister or civil servants from the Foreign Office being present.
30% Increase in the Retail Price of Alcohol Sold in Scotland - Who Benefits?
Most commentators agree that the price increase will hit consumers but the biggest share of the price increase will go into the pockets of the retailers, especially the big supermarket chains.
The 'Soros Plan'
This Will Impact On Scotland - especially if Humza Yousaf gets his way on importing thousands of Palestinians to Scotland.
***** Taken from the Gateway Pundit
EU Committee Passes Migration Pact Dubbed the “Soros Plan” – Will Result in Massive Wave of Migrants Storming the EU Borders
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