RANDOM PHOTOGRAPHS...

Yes. We did it. I'm up there on the billboard behind the big E at the top.
Two Teams, One City, One goal.
Credit to Andy Clark and his Dundee FC counterpart.

This should get John Brownlie's attention

Imagine being terrified by threats from Flipper
 trying to save his peerage

Not photoshopped I'm told, and on the Kilpatrick Hills

There's a woman that doesn't need Paul to chivvy her
and she's real, not an actress reading  words written by Flipper
as he desperately tried to save his seat in the Lords

This is the kind of things she's talking about.
It might have been semi acceptable in the days before
Gordon Brown brought down the company pension s scheme

We have streets like this in Dundee
Yes City. I've only seen two No windows and literally
thousands of Yes windows.
Even the No signs in the grounds of Baroness Strange's
castle have been removed.

There's something logical about that, isn't there?
Instead in Britain we have poverty wages which have to be
subsidised by social security, and then the people who allow
this situation call the recipients "skivers".

Go tell that to Johann Lamont who thinks it is a virus.
Stupid woman.

Fine legacy guys. And yes, you can say that you were
 hampered by Tory governments who never gave you enough
 money. But then there was that 13 year period
 of Labour government. Although you could be excused
for not noticing it.
It was pretty indistinguishable from Tory government.

Which is why the Scottish government has frozen council tax.
It's bad enough the rent is unpayable on minimum wage
without the council tax going up too.

Oh dear.  Oh dear, oh dear.
Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear!

SNAPS ON SATURDAY

Even if you are not a fan of Jean-Claude Juncker or even the EU
 it is always refreshing to see pomposity and superiority
get its own rewards

You'd think that the best education that loads of money can buy
would have equipped Mr C with the knowledge of the constituent 
members of the kingdom
of which he is supposedly the senior minister.

What a week... humiliated, right, right and centre

What an exciting future on offer.

What a good use for a waste of card.

From the arch unionist...

I doubt if they do... Put education in the hands of the UK
and it becomes the most expensive in Europe

You have been warned...

And again...
while the Westminster crowd continue to indulge themselves

Like this flipping person...

And this beauty....

Stables no less...

Slim Jim too

Oh well, that's it. We can't have America upset.
But don't worry John. You're not prime minister any more.
It won't be you that get's the spanking.
It will be the Eton Toff. They are used to that.

I bet Selfridges sacked him for being useless.

Pimp my non existent Perugia university degree...

Cabinet Meeting

It's this pig again. (Apologies to pigs everywhere).

Safe as houses now.

And he still won't debate with people. He prefers to sell his boring book.

Yes, it's true ...I am fixated with him...
or at least with his wickedness.

The cheering thing, I suppose it, that there are kids who care enough to help
their starving friends in this third world oil rich nation.
If it's the people versus the government, then at least we will stick together

At long last, a partial acceptance that it's HIS fault
and the fault of his clique

Ahhhhh....socialism

True Tommy...

And maybe it's getting through around the country

Odd that...

Odd that too...

Odd that we never heard the truth...

From the old (even if he was attacked by some mad banshee of a woman)...

...to the younger...

...to the even younger.

And I'm not into celebrity endorsements.
"Sir" Sean can think what he likes; David Bowie too.
They are as entitled to an opinion as I am.
But Ucock keep force feeding us on their celebrities like Susan Boyle
and Jimmy Crankie who
are going to, or if they had a vote would, vote no.
It doesn't hurt to point out that Elijah, Paolo Nutini, Irving Welch,
Brian Cox, Annie Lennox and even Noel Gallagher are among those for YES.

SILLY OLD NIGEL CAUGHT OUT OVER OFFSHORE FUNDS

Nigel Farage, it emerges, opened an offshore trust fund in the Isle of Man in a plan to avoid tax bill. The revelations come just the day after UKIP lost its deposit at the Aberdeen South by-election. I wonder what would have happened had they come a day earlier.

Farage has said that his financial advisers recommended the Trust  for inheritance purposes as a vehicle to build up a trust fund for his children or grandchildren.

He told the Daily Mirror:  “It was a mistake for three reasons. Firstly, I'm not rich enough to need one and I am never going to be.

“Secondly, frankly, the world has changed. Things that we thought were absolutely fair practice 10 years, 20 years ago, 30 years ago aren't any more.

"Thirdly, it was a mistake because it cost me money.”

However, whatever the dubious truth of that is, it sits badly with his criticism of offshore tax havens, including the Isle of Man, which he actually named in a speech in the European Parliament.

There are, apparently, only two good reasons to set up an Isle of Man trust.

One is secrecy, and the other is tax avoidance. Of course, as he says he had nothing to do with either of these,  it  begs the question that if he was setting up a trust for his grandchildren, why would he not do it in his own country?

Tax dodging costs the UK billions of pounds a year, far more than benefit fraud, which the government is trying to stamp out, killing off poor people in its trail.  Tax Research experts say the sum involved could be as much as £123 billion.

David Cameron backed a deal at the G8 summit this week to crack down on corporate tax evasion. He must be laughing like a drain that Farage has got himself into this mess.