Glasgow The Dear Green Place

Tag: snp

  • Hagel, zionists on buchanan street, to nuke or not we say no, and what animal did that come from

    Today cut down part of the tree in the garden it is getting too large and unruly so decided to cut it down.  Used several handsaw which i borrowed from the neighbours and got one of them stuck in the tree and took ages to get it out so gave up cutting the tree for […]

  • Black ice and the epic battle to save our freedom has begun

    Black ice tonight in Glasgow after two weeks of snow, yesterday there was light rain and a lot of the snow has hardened into a white ice rink which tonight will become even more skiddy and dangerous cos of the cold.  It is freezing and walking back from a lovely wee opening of christmas lights […]

  • foolish or not? lying bankers again on chip and pins, sir walter scott grant, racists

    well was nicola sturgeon foolish when she helped that man who turned out to be a conman? personally i dont care cos i like snp and nicola sturgeon and why cos she was doing her duty as a councillor helping her constitutents and to me that is more important and real and honest than all those others who once elected only do it for their own political gain rather than helping those who voted for them or who are in their constituency.

  • war or peace Obama, what snow is going to by pass us? vince cable for chancellor

    wee vince cable from the lib-dems – he knows his business and would make a good chancellor but the problem is that most people will vote for conservatives rather than lib-dems. But they should consider this – they have had conservatives before labour and both were unpopuar. SNP who had not experience and the Welsh have not done that bad for their countries so why not let in someone totally new to run the country – a breath of fresh air and dear old vince cable economist extraordinaire.

  • painful anatomy, hadrian’s wall, secret love letters

    Volunteers are being sought for Hadrian’s Wall, built by the Romans hundreds of years ago and still going strong compared to the buildings nowadays which only last 15 years then dilapidate. The intention is to get 500 volunteers who will each switch on a wee point of light which will be set every 250 metres on the 84 mile stretch of wall on 13 March 2010.