Scotland has so much potential, yet is held back by petty, divisive nationalism. United we stand, divided we fall - the SNP is not Scotland.

Scotland, United Kingdom
Joined July 2020
Although two thirds of voters choose unionist parties, this poll probably translates into 80% of the seats going to a party with 30% of the vote. And Scotland continues to decline and suffer under corrupt leadership by a party 2 in 3 of us never vote for.
Scottish Westminster Voting Intention: SNP: 30% (-1) LAB: 24% (+7) RFM: 16% (-5) CON: 13% (+2) LDM: 8% (-3) RES: 5% (New) GRN: 3% (-3) Via @Moreincommon_, 9-13 Oct. Changes w/ 21 Aug - 1 Sep 2025.
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In a nutshell, having 2 Scexit v 4 (or more) unionist parties is why the SNP rules over Scotland on less than a third of the vote. Divide and conquer.
Rosemount/Midstocket (Aberdeen) Council By-Election Result [1st Prefs]: 🎗️ SNP: 27.9% (-9.9) 🌳 CON: 24.1% (-0.5) 🌹 LAB: 17.3% (-4.2) 🌍 GRN: 10.7% (+1.4) ➡️ RFM: 10.5% (New) 🔶 LDM: 6.2% (-0.7) 🙋 Ind: 2.2% (New) 🙋 Ind: 1.2% (New) SNP HOLD - Stage 8. Changes w/ 2022.
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Today on Planet Yousless…
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Every SNP voter bears responsibility for this educational, societal and economic vandalism.
They voted SNP for independence. It didn’t work and it won’t work in future. All they’ve done is failed our kids and made a mockery out of Scotland, a country that now reeks of failure, decline and corruption …
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The SNP would never attack the non-SNP voting class, and attempt to dumb down Scotland, would they? The brightest Scots are already locked out from the most world-renowned Scottish universities. It’s almost like everything is part of a plan…
Scot Gov wouldn’t be crass enough to celebrate hobbling the attainment of middle-class children, would it? Well yes, of course it would. Analysis by Lindsay Paterson.
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In other news, the first majority SNP Holyrood administration was 2011 👀👇
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Hmmm…
Lindsay Paterson, professor emeritus of education policy at Edinburgh University has analysed Scotland’s PISA results since the introduction of Curriculum for Excellence
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ScotNatWatch retweeted
Appalling that it's come to this. A school system in long-term decline and the Scottish Government's priority is its own reputation, time and again.
Scotland's PISA education performance report is appalling on a brief glance Well below England on reading, science, and maths, but the SNP are insisting it's fine as it's internationally "competitive" In reality it's decades of sustained decline and failure of Scotland's kids.
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Replying to @ScotNatWatch
That’s their calculation. Ned vote = SNP hegemony, on benefits paid for by London taxpayers. Who needs ambitious, well-educated people?
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The Curriculum for Independence is rotting our children’s education. Dumbing down the population allows the SNP to stay in power.
Breaking. PISA results for 2025 show Scottish pupils are more than a year behind their English peers for maths and science. Also behind on reading. (20 points is equivalent of a year of schooling) 1/4
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What’s the separatist saying again? “Bought and sold for English gold” isn’t it? All wrapped up in a shortbread packet. Well, those coffee machines won’t replace themselves, will they?
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Watch without sound - can’t think where he learned the weapons-grade heid bobbin’ from…
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The most over-promoted Modern Studies teacher in the history of the profession, showing the bullies how it’s done. Who does she think she is?
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Never ceases to amaze just how many Scexit fetishists fall perpetually - hook, line and sinker - for the separatist unicorn. It’s astonishing so many can’t see all they achieve is funding an independence gravy train full of careerist grifters, while 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 is run into the ground.
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ScotNatWatch retweeted
No fracking. No new oil and gas. No nuclear. Now no data centres. Scotland wants the wages of a modern economy, the infrastructure of a monastery and the energy policy of a scented candle. theguardian.com/uk-news/2026…
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Nope. The tuition fees are paid by the Scottish (and English) taxpayer. They are not free. They are artificially low in price, meaning supply cannot keep up with demand. The result? The brightest Scots locked out of the top unis, in favour of fee-paying foreigners. Idiot.
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Let’s say it a bit louder for the people in the back… in SNP-run Scotland, there are no tuition fees. 🥀 Contrast that with Labour-run England where tuition fees cost £9,790 and rise every year
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ScotNatWatch retweeted
So let's get this straight... ❌ "We'll keep the pound." ❌ "Actually, we'll create a Scottish pound." ❌ "Well... we'll probably end up with the euro." The SNP can't even decide what currency an independent Scotland would use, yet we're supposed to trust them to run a new country?
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ScotNatWatch retweeted
So let me get this straight... We're told Yes Scotland has nothing to do with the SNP, yet its website gives SNP HQ as its contact address. Does anyone seriously believe they're separate organisations? yes.scot/about/
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Well this is odd. Yes Scotland filings for a highly topical period apparently missing from Companies House - suggestions that they have been removed. Presumably only CH themselves can remove - if so, why did they do so and upon whose request? 🤔
Questions should be put to Companies House…. Inaccurate, forged, lodged without authority? 🤔😳🫤 @COPFS @RussellFindlay1
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