Joseph Morrison

We all thought Nuremberg Rallies straight away,no need for Stromtroopers,Swastikas,sycophantic adulation or that iconography,all gone but we all saw it,we feel it,we live it. The worst thing about this is,that this is normal behaviour now in 2019. This is #ScottishNationalism

Scum utter scum

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Georgina is a Legend, one of the greatest speeches I’ve ever heard. We might have been willing to fight if we had a government that prioritised the British people above migrants, which they don’t. We might have been willing to fight if we didn’t have a two-tier judicial system that favours foreigners above British nationals. We might have been willing to fight if this government hadn’t offered up our men, women and children on the altar of diversity. And we might have been willing to fight if we hadn’t been branded racists, bigots or far-right for just doing what is right. We might have been willing to fight if veterans who fought in previous conflicts, putting life and limb on the line, spilling their blood under orders from our government, hadn’t been hauled into court for war crimes 20 years after the fact. And we might have been willing to fight if these poor men weren’t sleeping rough at the moment, while migrants are being fed, clothed and watered at our expense. Our boys, yet again, have been forgotten and thrown by the wayside. How in any world can this be right? We won’t be offering our husbands, our children, our grandchildren as cannon fodder for any conflict when the government of our country treats us like second-class citizens, prioritising all other nationalities before us. We haven’t even got a country anymore. We haven’t got borders. So I suggest that Mr Starmer and the government bodies fight their own man-made wars, put their own children and grandchildren on the front line, because we will not fight for a government who has failed in every respect to protect our country and protect every man, woman and child within it

This happens almost every day walking my dogs — kids screaming and freaking out at the sight of them. It’s ridiculous that I’m a Christian having to point out that Islam doesn’t simply forbid dogs to Muslims. Working dogs for guarding, herding and hunting are recognised. Mine are livestock guardians, doing exactly the job these breeds have done in Muslim countries for centuries. If you’re going to teach your children your religion, teach it properly. Don’t teach it wrongly, terrify them of every dog they see, then expect everyone else to deal with the consequences.

Every young player at Auchenhowie should be looking at Robbie Ure, Findlay Curtis, Lyall Cameron and Connor Barron and asking: “If I’m good enough, will I actually get my chance at Rangers?” Sadly, the answer increasingly looks like: aye — just probably somewhere else. Ure turned down a Rangers contract because he couldn’t see a pathway. He was criticised for it. Was he wrong? Curtis had to go to Kilmarnock and get regular football to show just how good he was. Cameron and Barron had already proven themselves in the Scottish Premiership. We watched them stand out against Rangers, Celtic and everybody else. Yet even they couldn’t get the sustained opportunity their performances deserved. Meanwhile, Rangers continue spending millions every year bringing players in from all over the world, then give those signings chance after chance because we’ve paid money for them. Why aren’t our own youngsters afforded the same patience? You don’t have a pathway because you stick an academy boy on the bench and give him ten minutes here and there. A pathway means starting him, trusting him and accepting he’ll make mistakes while he develops. We’re forever talking about player trading models and sustainability while potentially letting millions of pounds worth of talent walk out the door. The message we’re sending every talented kid at Rangers is becoming dangerously clear: “If you’re good enough, you’ll get your chance — but you might have to leave Rangers to get it.” That’s not an academy pathway. That’s an exit route.