The SNP intend asking Scots to return its members to Holyrood in 2026-this would be a fraudulent request-Party members agreed WOKE not independence would drive the Party-Scots need to decide which way they are happy to hang – read on !!!!

The SNP government’s agenda for change

Nicola Sturgeon and her personal advisors decided the WOKE agenda for change would be fully supported by the Scottish government

When complete Scottish society would be turned on its head fitting the concept of a fully integrated society modelled to the thinking of the WOKE activists.

But all of the electorate had to be on-board or there would be stress unhappiness and strife. The breakdown of the electorate in Scotland:

Heterosexual: 95%. LGBTQ/WOKE: 5%, of which 0.5% are transgender.

The adoption of the WOKE agenda by the SNP Government required full transparency in public life, (since WOKE was a campaigning body within the Party) and the change would introduce a legal obligation for any person seeking public office to declare their sexuality so the electorate would be informed before choosing a candidate at an election. A requirement callously ignored by Sturgeon.

Political representation

Why should Scots care about what is happening in the SNP? Canaries in coal mines springs to mind!

Political coups can be achieved through violence or WOKE style!! by abusing the institutions of democracy circumventing and ultimately destroy it.

Sturgeon responded to younger members leaving the Party with an extraordinary video saying she would personally deal with ‘transphobia’ within the Party, but she neglected to say what that meant. This would decided on by the National Executive Committee (NEC).

But her comments were widely taken to be a warning to feminist SNP politicians such as Joanna Cherry. The ‘dog whistle’ was followed up by action.

Joanna Cherry was sacked as shadow spokesperson on justice and home affairs by Ian Blackford, the SNP’s Westminster leader.

It was left to Cherry herself to inform the world. She tweeted: “Despite hard work, results & a strong reputation I’ve been sacked today from @ the SNP front bench.”

On 31 January 2021, the National Executive Committee of the SNP passed an extraordinary motion for the Scottish elections in May.

Members of the Scottish Parliament were to be elected through a combined constituency and list system. This meant that each constituency had an MP, the numbers being topped up through a regional list to ensure equity in terms of the votes. There were eight regions.

The NEC decided that in four of the regions, the SNP person at the top of the list (and therefore likely to get elected) would be BAME, in the other four they would be disabled.

The NEC were advised by a QC that the proposal would almost certainly be ruled illegal if challenged in court. Despite this they passed it through a casting vote of the chair.

two problems arose!

First; the changes were discriminatory. In half of the regions, all are excluded unless they were BAME (even though they might be disabled).

Second; in the other four all were excluded unless they were disabled (even if they were BAME). If they happened to be white and non-disabled, they were excluded from standing at all!

It is the second reason that was astonishing. The SNP – following the WOKE guide to self-declaration declared that disabled status would be granted by ‘self-declaration. The list included, asthma, depression, Tourette’s syndrome, borderline personality disorder, and diabetes.

The changes resulted in open warfare within the SNP between WOKE activists and traditional members which included feminists who were disparagingly referred to as TERFS (Trans-Exclusionary Reactionary Feminists).

The self-identification process meant that any wrong headed individual could legally self-identify as a disabled, BAME woman in order to get a job or political position and there would be nothing that anyone could do!

And in the night of the long sgian dubhs, Blackford, got rid of Joanna Cherry one of the most effective and intelligent politicians within the shadow cabinet.

The gerrymandered WOKE activist takeover of the NEC, heralded early dismissal from the Party for anyone not in support its agenda.

Scotland had morphed into Sturgeon’s WOKE Republic

SNP WOKE representation at Westminster

The demographics of Scotland indicated 95% of the population were heterosexual. LBGTQ/WOKE factions took up 5%, of which 0.5% claimed to be transgender.

The population of Scotland was around 5.5 million providing a split of 5,225,000 heterosexuals and 275,000 LBTQ/WOKE. The latter group would comprise 1375 people claiming to be transgender.

Accepting Sturgeon’s declaration of equality for all, the split of MP’s at Westminster should have been; Heterosexual: 42: LBGTQ/WOKE: 2:

But the gerrymandered NEC had done its job. The bulk of candidates selected were LGBTQ/WOKE. Sturgeon had succeeded The SNP was now a political Party in her own image.

The General Election contingent sent to Westminster comprised around 40% WOKE/transgender. The Party was unrepresentative of Scottish society.

Exacerbating the situation all but two were appointed to senior posts within the SNP Westminster leader’s Shadow Cabinet, (straight from the dole to cabinet status office). and there were financial perks/rewards.

Shadow ministers are not normally remunerated for duties additional to their MP commitments, (since there are none), but favoured WOKE/transgender MP’s were provided with additional payments using £1.5m short money allocated to the party which was a misuse of the finance and provided a motive explaining the methodology behind the group’s reluctance to fight for an independent Scotland.

The SMP shadow cabinet

Stuart McDonald: Home Secretary. LGBTQ

Stewart McDonald: Defence Secretary. LGBTQ

John Nicolson: Culture, Media and Sport. LGBTQ

Alyn Smith: Foreign Secretary. LGBTQ

Martin Docherty-Hughes: Industries Future/Blockchain LGBTQ

Joanna Cherry: LGBTQ

Angela Crawley: Attorney General. LGBTQ

Hannah Bardell: Foreign Affairs Team. LGBTQ

Mhairi Black: Secretary of State for Scotland. LGBTQ

Kirsten Oswald: Deputy & Minister for Women & Equalities. LGBTQ

Kirsty Blackman: Economy Team. LGBTQ

Patrick Grady: Chief Whip LGBTQ

Owen Thompson: Chief Whip. LGBTQ

Not declared status

Stephen Flynn: Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy
Dave Doogan: Defence Team and Agriculture
Brendan O’Hara: Cabinet Office
Allan Dorans: Foreign Affairs
Steven Bonnar: Agriculture and Rural Affairs
Stewart Hosie: Independence campaigning
Chris Law: International Development
Douglas Chapman: Small Business & Innovation
Tommy Sheppard: Cabinet Office Minister
John McNally:  Environment Spokesperson
David Linden:  Work and Pensions
Chris Stephens: Fair Work & Employment
Peter Grant: Chief Secretary to the Treasury
Richard Thomson: Northern Ireland and Wales
Ronnie Cowan: Infrastructure & Manufacturing
Drew Hendry:  for International Trade
Alan Brown: Energy and Climate Change
Martyn Day: Public Health & Primary Care
Angus MacNeil:
Gavin Newlands: Transport and Shadow Sport Spokesperson
Pete Wishart: Leader of the House of Commons
Ian Blackford: Westminster
Dr P. Whitford: Health, Social Care and Europe
Amy Callaghan: Pensions & Intergenerational
Dr Lisa Cameron: Mental Health
Deidre Brock: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Alison Thewliss:  Chancellor
Carol Monaghan: Education and Armed Forces and Veterans
Marion Fellows: Deputy Whip and Disabilities
Patricia Gibson: Housing, Communities, Local Government