Catholic Men of America
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Hi, We Scots need your help
The Clans of Scotland, primarily Catholic and numbering many thousands had been resident for many centuries in the isles and mainland of the north of Scotland.
The English invaded Scotland in 1707, using the pretence of a treaty, which never existed and established military rule, brutally extinguishing any form of protest.
The Westminster government in London were determined to change the demographics of Scotland and achieved this through the eradication of the Catholics whose homes were destroyed forcing them to exist in the open on the beaches surviving on seaweed, before being put on coffin ships and transported to the new colonies, in North America. Many died before reaching their destinaton and many thousands were sold as indentured slaves to wealthy landowners in the Caribbean.
Their lands were given to those close to the English monarchy so that they could establish and sustain huge numbers of sheep and enjoy hunting and fishing with their friends at their leisure. The highlands of Scotand were transferred wholesale to the ownership of England’s lords a situation which prevails to this day.
But the winds of change are making inroads on the arbitary colonisation of Scotland in 1707. Scots are rebelling politically determined to right the evils visited upon their country and establish it as a nation independent of England. To achieve this two groups were formed, Independence Scotland and SALVO both of who are experiercing sustained growth.
They have taken Scotland’s grievance to the UN asserting that It’s continued status as a colony of England breaches many of the UN statutes. Developments are progressing but we need the active support of the descendants of the many Scottish Catholics settled in the USA.
An independent Scotland will address the brutal events of the past which I expect will include the right of Americans to return to Scotland and reclaim the property of their forebears and their birthright rightfully establishing Catholicism in the North of Scotland.
caltonjock 
The displaced Catholic Scots who remained, should obviously receive the same attention!
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I agree an expect a campaign will actively pursue all cases of compulsory eviction.
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Sorry, but this is totally rubbish. According the Calum Brown Religion and Society in Scotland since 1707 Edinburgh 1997
In 1755 Catholics in Scotland were enumerated by Alexander Webster
at 16,490, or just over one per cent of the population. The vast majority
of these lived in a narrow band across the north of Scotland stretching
from the islands of Barra and South Uist in the west through inner
Hebridean islands such as Rhum, Eigg and Canna, the peninsulas of
Knoydart, Morar, Moidart and Kintail, up the Great Glen to ‘the Enzie’
in Banffshire and parts of Aberdeenshire. A number of Catholic nobles
enabled Catholicism to survive on their estates in the north-east, but the
Catholics of the Western Highlands and Hebrides were almost uniformly
peasants who after 1770 came to share with their Protestant peers else-
where in that region a popular culture shaped by oppressive landlords,
clearances and evictions. From 1770 Catholic migrations to Newfoundland
and, from 1792, to the Lowlands were under way. Though out—
migration has continued ever since, the Catholics of the Highlands have
survived in communities distinctive in religion and culture both from
their Protestant near-neighbours and from Lowland Catholics.
Apart from the examples quoted above Roman Catholicism quietly died after 1560. The fact that there was precisely 1 Catholic martyr in the post Reformation period, and that was after the Union of the Crowns demonstrates the weakness of the Roman Church.
Thus it is that the article is simply rubbish.
Modern Day Roman Catholicism in Scotland has its roots in the Irish and Italian settlements in the 19th Century any other argument is historically illiterate.
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