I Have Stewart McDonald’s Emails 226


I have obtained access to all of Stewart McDonald’s emails, after approaching a number of people to find out who might have them. This is something the entire Scottish mainstream media have failed to do.

I had no hand in obtaining the emails nor prior knowledge. I am grateful they have been so generously shared.

I want to reassure Mr McDonald that his hysterical ranting about being hacked by a state intelligence service, when he appears by his own account to have fallen for a phishing scam the average 12 year old would see through, is hilariously wide of the mark.

Who in 2023 enters their login details into a third party website because they receive an email asking them to?

I think Mr McDonald’s credentials as a defence expert and NATO warrior have perhaps taken a hit.

I also want to reassure Mr McDonald that a highly responsible journalistic process will now be undertaken. Nothing will be altered or falsified. Nothing purely personal or about his love life will appear.

In particular, anything related to his constituents will remain absolutely and properly confidential.

If Mr McDonald or the SNP wish to get in touch about other material in the emails which is particularly sensitive for reasons of which we may not be aware, that will be given every consideration.

What will be published is material in which there is a legitimate public interest, relating to interactions with NATO, the British military and MOD, the Integrity Initiative and journalists in that crooked network, parliamentary committees, intelligence agencies, foreign powers, UK government defence institutes and conservative think tanks.

There has been little online support for Mr McDonald – and what there has been is telling

 

There is much of interest in the cache, including emails direct to and from Nicola Sturgeon, showing the toxic relationships within the SNP group at Westminster, where McDonald regards himself as in a very small minority of Sturgeon loyalists.

It is my hope that all those emails which are in the public interest for the public to know, with redactions if responsibly required, will eventually be published as a cache, so you can make up your own mind about the material.

This is also going to be a very interesting test on journalistic freedom in Scotland and Sturgeon’s iron control over the police and prosecutorial services.

In this context, the fact that I had no connection to, nor prior knowledge of, the materials being obtained is the essential point. My own involvement is purely to have tracked down who had them and then been given access to them, as journalist and publisher.

Doubtless after the usual pressure from Murrell and Robertson, the Lord Advocate will have the Crown Office looking feverishly to find a crime in that before the end of the afternoon.


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226 thoughts on “I Have Stewart McDonald’s Emails

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  • tempestteacup

    Headline from the Daily Record:

    “Notorious blogger Craig Murray threatens to publish leaked emails from SNP MP Stewart McDonald”

    So congratulations, Craig! You’ve officially become Notorious. I believe that on the scale of Western imperialist media that is one step up from “Controversial”. Next stop: “Infamous”!

    And I also enjoyed this gem:

    “Murray was the UK ambassador for Uzbekistan between 2002 and 2004 before being removed from post after a fall out with the Foreign Office.”

    So there we have it, folks. A simple falling out. No whistleblowing. No exposure of complicity in the commission of torture by the British state as part of its criminal involvement in the US-led “War on Terror”. No documentation of the direct ministerial involvement or UK government lies to cover up those heinous acts that destroyed the fictions deployed to justify a Western rampage through the Middle East that resulted in millions of deaths, casualties and displaced people.

    It was a falling out. Happens all the time. Perhaps the FO refused to redecorate the ambassadorial residence. Perhaps they supplied the wrong bags of tea.

    How apposite that the preceding article here should concern the nearly universal media silence in response to Sy Hersh’s investigative piece on the sabotage of NS1 & 2. If something is treated as if it didn’t happen, if whistleblowing that exposes highest level government complicity in war crimes becomes a “falling out”, then the criminals become innocents and the innocents are left to suffer, denuded of their voices, deprived of witnesses, left on their own – forever.

  • Doug

    November 2022: Westminster MP Stewart McDonald was voted as Parliamentarian of the Year by fellow loyalists in the SNP [but presumably not by the majority of fellow MPs] just days after being named as the ‘Best Scot at Westminster’ at The [unionist] Herald’s Scottish Politician of the Year awards.

    Oh how the slightly mightly have fallen…

  • Wullie B

    Sounds like you have been in contact with associates of Julian, maybe MacDonald should watch what sites he visits and what he signs up to rather than blame Russian hackers

  • David Dickson

    “Would it be more hurtful to McDonald than…………Craig is an important part of Julian’s Team..in the real World”
    Beautifully put Brian @ 19.38

      • TStone

        The CIA’s greatest strength is their ability to hold a grudge. (Think Cuba). Thus, I’m sure that no matter what else is on their revolving circus of plates, they will find time for the people who dissed them.

        • J Galt

          In Cuba’s case was it not more an ability to maintain a useful Foil?

          Hundreds of attempts (apparently) to bump off Fidel, not one of which worked – but only one to bump off JFK – which worked nicely.

          • Hans Adler

            That’s a reasonable way of seeing it, but on the other hand: Fidel Castro had every reason to expect it. John F. Kennedy much less so, and he may well have trusted the wrong people.

    • Ian

      I would have liked to be a fly on the wall as the upper echelons of the SNP and their servants debated the best way of instructing the police to stifle Craig. Realising that there was no law under which he could be charged for merely stating an intent, they must have decided on the friendly knock on the door, as practiced in all reputable demagogic states. Lady Dorrian will be sharpening her legal claws with her notorious mind-reading skills to establish that whatever Craig does, she alone will know what his intention really was.

  • PhilM

    Interesting to read about the evening visit from two plainclothes policemen. An offence under the DPA 2018! Be afraid Craig, be very afraid. The excruciatingly punitive penalty for such an offence is a fine! Now that is what I call scary!!!

      • yesindyref2

        Mmm, I think this is E&W, so maybe not applicable, but:

        https://www.cps.gov.uk/legal-guidance/computer-misuse-act

        (Computer Misuse Act)
        Section 1: Unauthorised access to computer material
        The maximum penalty on indictment is 2 years imprisonment.

        (Serious Crime Act 2015)
        The maximum sentence on indictment is 14 years, unless the offence caused or created a significant risk of serious damage to human welfare or national security, as defined in Section 3 (a) and (b), in which case a person guilty of the offence is liable to imprisonment for life.

        It’d be a stretch, pardon the actually unintended pun, but if it comes to “national security”, anything is possible. I guess computer material can be webmail or email, as they’re transported via computer.

        • Lapsed Agnostic

          The Computer Misuse Act does also apply in Scotland with identical penalties to E&W, YIR2:

          https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1990/18/section/1

          Sure it’d be a stretch, but then it was a stretch to sentence our host to eight months for inadvertently revealing information which supposedly could lead to four complainers in the Salmond case being identified, when someone else was recently sentenced to only six months for deliberately naming five of them on Twitter.*

          Fortunately, I don’t think Part 2 of the awful Serious Crime Act 2015 is applicable though.

          * Here’s an interesting question: Would it be contempt of court if you deliberately named some women who weren’t complainers on a high-follower Twitter account, for example having been in receipt of duff info – but still putting them at risk of reprisal attack? Probably not.

      • Brianfujisan

        170 Eh.. So Why after Breaching a Bail is Julian Still being tortured..after years and years and years, .. Where did that Fine go.. . You Happy with the state of that.. You think they take Craig away it will be a mere £170 ?

        With Sturgeon in charge?

        • yesindyref2

          Clause 170 of the 2018 DPA.

          I have no interest in Assange. I also don’t share your conspiracy theories. Life is too short and family comes first as it should do.

          • Cornudet

            The Kit Weight poem I Found South African Breweries Most Hospitable is told from the perspective of a cricketer breaching the international boycott of the Apartheid regime for the same of filthy lucre, as in the tours led by the ironically named Geoff Boycott or Mike Getting in the 1980s. Each stanza shows the horrors perpetrated by Apartheid while the cricket shows his indifference with the words “My only consideration is my family,” which serves as a refrain. You might adopt it yourself given your attitude towards Julian’s plight, which any remotely compassionate person must see to be horrendous and a grotesque injustice. It is no conspiracy theory to suggest that a most illiberal tide is threatening to engulf the putative free Western nations and it does not take a Martin Niemoller to see that this can have brave consequences for each and every one of us. Charity truly begins at home, but injustice may not pause at your front door

          • nevermind

            go worry about your family rather than accusing Scottish people of not being Scottish enough. There is nothing Indyref in you when you suck up to a women who has failed to advance this cause for near enough 10 years,
            I’m not Scottish, but even I know that Brian is.
            As for your lack of interest in someone who has brought public interest war crimes into the open, you don’t seem to like fairness and are chastened by nationalism of another kind all together.

  • kashmiri

    I’m an outsider, but if it was me, I’d keep these emails unpublished. A stronger weapon is one that has not been drawn rather than the one that has been fired.

    • Brianfujisan

      I don’t Get that Wisdom Kashmiri.. If you all set upon a Warrior…

      “To give a person an opinion one must first judge well whether that person is of the disposition to receive it or not.”
      ― Yamamoto Tsunetomo, Hagakure: The Book of the Samurai

  • frankywiggles

    This is a prize warmonger who deserves everything that’s coming. I can’t think of a single one who has ever faced any repercussions or karma. His buddy Mason certainly hasn’t and never will. Problem is, whatever is revealed he will be portrayed as a victim and his rise will probably continue unimpeded.

    • Thrawn

      watch out everyone for “Bylines Scotland” another nudge and influence group from the espionage pond.
      Not citizen journalism. Similarly their connected companies …who were around leading up to Indyref 2014.

    • Thrawn

      Watch out everyone for “Bylines Scotland” another nudge and influence group from the espionage pond.
      Not citizen journalism. Similarly their connected companies…who were around in various guises leading up to Indyref 2014.

  • Sean_lamb

    “who in 2023 enters their log in details to a third party website.”

    The cynic in me notes this is a rhetorical question. We are invited to believe that is what the hapless McDonald did.

    Just as likely someone in the snp grabbed them off his computer. I wonder if that is why he was demoted a month or so ago?

    • DiggerUK

      Sean Lamb,
      Very interesting observation, especially when we recall how info from the DNC computers in America was really obtained.
      If the Parliamentary SNP group is as polarised as suggested by the obtained emails, then it is likely a leak has happened…_

  • Jack Irvine

    First rule of journalism. Never sit on a big story. You should have published them the minute you got the emails Craig.
    Second rule of journalism – Don’t get caught.
    Third rule – always have a supply of blank receipt books.

  • DiggerUK

    Our hosts boasts are school playground noise. Puerile.

    With such information, it would have been wiser to prepare the cache for publication and then publish. Now they are forewarned, the beehive all abuzz, defences being prepared.
    I’m sure Mr. McDonald could have been afforded a little more time to continue making a pigs ear hole of himself.

    Yes, I am looking forward to the banquet to come, but school playground Murray couldn’t wait and eat this dish cold…_

    • David W Ferguson

      LOL. Anonymous keyboard nonentity offers priceless advice on how to manage his media agenda to one of Scotland’s most widely-read bloggers …

      Cheers Digger. Wouldn’t be surporised if Craig doesn’t offer you a full-time paid sinecure…

  • Neil Munro

    The tone of this blog is petty and bitter. So what if you have Stewart McDonald’s emails, including some from Nicola Sturgeon, no less?

    • David W Ferguson

      The tone of this blog is petty and bitter. So what if you have Stewart McDonald’s emails, including some from Nicola Sturgeon, no less?

      Neil, anyone with a grain of curiousity about current events would love to know how a silly wee boy in shorts who’s too stupid to evade even the most rudimentary phishing scam managed his seamless and effortless rise from holiday rep to Defence Spokesman for Scotland’s main political party.

      And you know what’s great?

      Nobody can force you to read it.

        • John O'Dowd

          Nothing at all if he remained a holiday rep.

          Instead of which he is a NATO shill, in a foreign parliament, for a party that used to be against membership both of NATO and that foreign parliament, spouting standard Neocon Russophobic bollocks.

          That’s what is wrong Mr Munro.

    • Reza

      Seeing key truths exposed about politicians is very important imo. I also see nothing petty or bitter above, although Craig Murray has little enough reason to be respectful of these people given his treatment at their hands.

  • Jimmeh

    This struck me as a reckless post; Craig hasn’t said what is in the emails he has access to, but SNP leadership no doubt knows exactly what’s there. If they think the contents are dangerous, they’ll be trying to work out how to shut him down again.

    I wonder whether the purpose of this post is to put the shits up Sturgeon, and panic her into making a bad move. Risky, given the lack of separation of powers in Scotland between the executive and the judiciary.

    • terence callachan

      Jimmeh, you are delving too deeply. It’s an announcement about something important: an SNP MP not securing his email – and he’s the defence minister!!
      We have a right to know what he has been careless with.
      Craig is taking time to present the information properly.

  • Goose

    I’m intrigued by how they were relatively easy to obtain, simply by ‘asking around’ ? As a journo you should never reveal sources obviously, but that’s unusual.

    As Sturgeon is potentially the strongest advocate for independence, it’s plausible that the UK establishment want her out? However, all the signs are, that there’s no fight in this leadership; no real enthusiasm for independence. Thus, someone else at the helm, even someone initially less popular than Sturgeon, could do a much better job making the case.

    Sturgeon has been surrounded by sycophants for so long she’s morphed into Scotland’s Thatcher. The gender recognition debacle, was an obvious trap that any savvy politician would have seen from a mile off. These errors are typical of a govt that’s grown out-of-touch and complacent, from holding uncontested power for too long. The SNP have lost all sense of purpose or mission.

    • terence callachan

      Goose, that’s nonsense.

      SNP teamed up with greens to get policies through more easily in the Scottish parliament – a sensible move.
      The trade off was that the greens want some of their policies assisted through parliament.
      GRR is simply a change in existing law that makes it easier for people to get the certificate showing they have changed from living as a woman to a man or changed from living as a man to a woman. It’s nothing more than that. There’s no debacle, just plenty of unionist and ill-informed scaremongering. It’s not out of touch, it’s not complacent; the mission continues to be Scottish independence.

      • Goose

        I realise this issue generates passions on either side of the debate and I’m personally a civil libertarian on such things. But you can’t claim it’s been a universally popular rallying issue.

        There’s some online conjecture about whether the emails will show that that was pursued, precisely because it’s a wedge issue, that divides the nationalist movement.

        That sort of information would be in the public interest, no?

      • Thrawn

        [ Mod: Sockpuppet – aka ‘GogglesOut‘ & ‘Dodds‘ ]


        How little men look into the poisoned chalice that is Gender Ideology, Self I.D. Gender, Certificates etc
        Because it doesn’t affect them…
        It has been and is a problem, and being made so around the world all at once.
        Recent news has brought it to the surface but there has been bit by bit an erosion of women and children’s rights and safety.

        It is not just about how many times you hear on the spineless MSM that a Woman has raped another woman or a child when in fact that criminal is a male rapist or male paedophile.
        Or the loss of woman and girl only spaces to people with mental health issues, fetishes or pure deviancy.
        That children are being groomed via education across the board to believe that they could be born in the wrong body and that they can chose to change sex under the guise of Gender exclusionary laws…that leads children to take dangerous medication design for sex offenders in American prisons, and has lead thousands of children to take cross sex hormones and then have their breasts removed before they are even adult brained and adult bodied.
        All this for a few men who get off on pretending they are a woman.
        The original law GRA 2004 had a glaring flaw in it and people were warned that that in void would flood all the pond life.
        We also have young aggressive largely male activists who target women mainly older women who have a perspective and know what damage this is all doing is not the cross dressing preservation society, men already have rights!
        Just cos they put on a dress or wig if they even bother doesn’t mean that they need to take all women’s rights too,
        It is ripping into society…. look at it’s poisoning of the independence debate and think again.
        Men should wake up.

        • Laguerre

          “That children are being groomed via education across the board to believe that they could be born in the wrong body”
          Sounds like you have very much the same mentality as that which drove the Thatcherite crusade against gays with sect.28. against “promotion” of homosexuality.
          There’s no grooming going on; what is at issue is whether some specialists may have been too fast to give life-changing hormones to teenagers who could regret it later. But of course you blame it on men. It’s not the women themselves who have this problem but rather the men who do it to them, is your view. Very traditional and patriarchal, if I may say so, no free agency for women. The fact is that at the moment the major transgender phenomenon is not males transitioning into females, so they can rape more (not more cases than you can count on your fingers, perhaps of one hand), but rather young women seeking to transition into males, no doubt out of dissatisfaction with their bodies. The solution is to postpone giving life-changing hormones until they are adult and can reflect on what they want. It is a significant phenomenon, but it is not grooming.

        • Mr V

          Utter brainless rubbish. “Grooming” and “men changing gender to rape women” are the same dog-whistle scaremongering trash as “commie infiltrators everywhere” then “minorities/immigrants/refugees want to take your jobs and rape your women” then “muslims are taking over and X cities in Europe are already are under sharia law”. None of that cowshit is true and only serves to protect the real evil villains (people who own the media and everything else for that matter) from retribution of the exploited as they scream you should beat up the most disadvantaged and marginalized members of the society instead of 1%. Alas, as you can see, it’s working…

      • Mr V

        Alas, some obvious MI6 plants conned Alba into supporting several vile far right postulates too toxic even for Tories under pretense of ‘think of kiddies and women’ – and these idiots did it, not realizing the youth they want to capture despises this hateful trash and if someone likes fascist social and economic postulates, they will never vote Alba. They will vote Tory (or whatever party Farage is in these days). Alba really should have focused on Indy and told homophobic scum to get lost, too bad, milk is spilled already…

    • David W Ferguson

      I’m intrigued by how they were relatively easy to obtain, simply by ‘asking around’…

      I’d bet big bucks he didn’t have to ask very far – I’m certain the emails would have been obtained by some Scottish independence supporter with a bit of IT knowledge who was aware what a clown the silly wee boy in shorts is.

      Be honest – what conceivable interest would a serious intelligence service have in this nonentity? Uncle Sam and his other handlers will feed him some scraps of trivia in exchange for his devoted service, to let him feel how “important” he is – “Mummy! Mummy! The big boys are letting me play football with them!”

      But outside of genuine independence supporters in the Yes movement who want to know how thoroughly compromised the SNP are, nobody is going to be remotely interested in what the holiday rep “knows”.

  • Funn3r

    This detail does not seem to be mentioned but it would be interesting to know what kind of account was penetrated. Are we talking about this bloke’s official spook-fortified government-provided email, or is it just his free Hotmail account?

    If it was his personal account then surely he and others would be crazy to use that to send or receive anything “juicy” anyway?

    • Goose

      According to recent tweets, the silly man allegedly openly posted his email address on Twitter… @gmail.com, in a Tweet about contacting him to discuss LGBT matters.

      Anyone using the open source TWINT scraping tool could have easily obtained it. And the emails can be authenticated too.

    • Goose

      Mist001

      A ‘trap’ in what sense?

      That they are fake or doctored? (unlikely tbh)

      Or that the establishment in the UK wish to discredit or remove Sturgeon, therefore are happy for them to be public?

      Imho, even if it’s the second, Sturgeon has become a hindrance to independence now. And the GE ‘defacto referendum’ plan will likely backfire. Most Scots think it’s a underhand, controversial way of gaining independence.

      • Mist001

        Think about Craig Murrays history then realise that the emails were ‘hacked’ (stolen) then all of a sudden, they fall into Craig Murrays lap, of all people.

        I’d be VERY wary that I was being set up if I was in his shoes.

        My gut is telling me that they’re going to come after him like they did after Alex Salmond.

  • Republicofscotland

    So plod shows up at your door, I suspected that the chain of command from Bute House down would lead to this, no doubt Sturgeon’s little media savvy minion Murray Foote, got in touch with his ex-shit rag the Daily Rectum to generate that very tardy headline, mind you the Daily Rectum has form with the Vow.

  • yesindyref2

    While some people obsess over the colour of a backbencher’s underwear drawer, as it were, in their hopes one single person – Sturgeon – is brought to something or other and Independence is set back another 316 years, something every single Independence supporter SHOULD be talking about is here in this quiet story in the National:

    https://www.thenational.scot/news/23315217.mp-pens-amendment-snp-conference-de-facto-referendum-motion/

    I’m with the noisy and never boring Angus MacNeil on this one, and if I was a member of the SNP would be campaigning and voting for his amendment – to do two simple majority votes in Holyrood and have an extraordinary general election in Holyrood this October. No need for silly resigning, just get that election on one single manifesto issue:

    Should Scotland be an Independent Country?

    Now listen up dudes, as the Yanks might say, are you for Independence, or are you more interested in some side “revenge” that has absolutely nothing to do with Indy?

    Well, are you, punks?

    • Colin Alexander

      You don’t think it’s strange that it’s only via an amendment that Angus MacNeil is trying to get the SNP to vote for a clear route to a de facto indyref (via a Holyrood election) in 2023?

      • yesindyref2

        What I think Colin is if the SNP kick the can down the road this time they’re kaput, and will decline into the West along with Bilbo and Frodo, leaving the Dark Lord to clutch its Precious Union and mutter “My Precioussss ” as he or she counts the taxpayer robbed money and mounting starving and freezing bloodless corpses in its Westminster Hall.

        Sturgeon promised the UK GE as a de facto referendum and can’t backslide on that. If the NEC cheat and ignore MacNeil’s amendment they should be sacked. If the membership as a whole are not allowed to vote, but only a few selected backsliders, the SNP are kaput. And if the membership as a whole supports kicking the can down the road to 2307, then the SNP needs to change its constitution so as to remove Independence as its No 2 clause, No 1 being its actual name, as it’s totally lost its historical purpose and sphericals.

        That’s what I think Colin, how about you?

        • Colin Alexander

          Yesindyref2, I think it’s not for the FM to ad-lib policy for the SNP such as committing to a plebiscite UK general election The current SNP MSPs, including Sturgeon, were elected on a Holyrood 2021 manifesto that clearly promised a Holyrood referendum, at a time chosen by the Holyrood parliament.

          It is clearly within the SNP’s ability ( with Green’s support as coalition partners) to deliver that mandated Holyrood independence referendum via a plebiscite election as an alternative to a s30 approved indyref. Failure to deliver that Holyrood indyref would be a betrayal of the manifesto commitment

          The NEC motion that will be put before conference states the preference for a UK general election as a plebiscite election. However, the motion goes on to link SNP policies with the question of Scotland’s independence which muddies the waters over the question of independence.

          A referendum is the seeking of the answer to a question, not to elect politicians or seek approval of policies.

          Whatever the SNP conference decides, there will be no independence for Scotland until Scotland’s sovereign people reject subservience to Westminster “Crown in Parliament” sovereignty.

          • yesindyref2

            So you agree with me Colin. and quite right too.

            As for Sturgeon, you said this: “Failure to deliver that Holyrood indyref would be a betrayal of the manifesto commitment” which I agree with also, and which implies that Sturgeon DOES have the right to ad-lib a de facto referendum based on an HE, but I think it could be a UK GE though I prefer the HE.

            Don’t give her wriggle room Colin, pin her to the de facto ref 🙂

    • sadscot

      And perhaps you should get some sleep, Brian. I get really jumpy when folk start accusing other folk of “hating their own country” simply for disagreeing on certain issues. It’s unhealthy.

    • Brianfujisan

      Sorry Mods..It was meant for yesindyref2

      But as sadscot asks.. Maybe Hate is the wrong word..
      But why do they Work so hard against their country..The Gove’s ? The Browns Ect To keep the motherland on it’s Knees ..as Roger Waters said at the UN the other day ‘ Heat or Eat ‘

  • Johnny Conspiranoid

    cornudet
    “It is no conspiracy theory to suggest that a most illiberal tide is threatening to engulf the putative free Western nations”
    No its not a conspiracy theory to suggest that but its still true despite its incompleteness as an explanation.

  • Republicofscotland

    Momentum is building to remove the indy road block Sturgeon. The sooner she’s out, along with Murrell, the better.

    “The Panelbase survey for the Sunday Times found that 42% of respondents thought she should stand down now, while 45% said she should remain as First Minister at until at least the next Holyrood election, and 13% didn’t know.”

    https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/newslondon/four-in-10-scots-think-sturgeon-should-stand-down-poll-finds/ar-AA17nFFb?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=62d4e2bee0df4a93b96f5b13a1d7a7fb

    • Goose

      These emails couldn’t come at a worse time looking at today’s Scottish headlines…

      Between £400-600k missing from the party’s coffers. Murrell loans precisely £107,620 – why such a precise amount? Breaking electoral reporting rules in the process. Sturgeon is having serious memory lapses. I didn’t know Joanna Cherry and Douglas Chapman resigned as Treasurers… procurator fiscal? tumbleweeds

      Anything missed? There’s a risk this whole party goes down.

  • Yawning borefest......

    Clearly, there is nothing of interest in these emails. Yawn. As for it’s legality? If it was illegal to handle this kind of material the Guardian would be out of business.

  • Squeeth

    This thread that demonstrates that Scotland doesn’t deserve to be in the UK and should be expelled. A plague on all your houses.

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