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I’m not the SNP’s biggest fan - They have done the square root of fcuk all for Indy this decade - but it’s a national disaster, what does she expect Stephen Flynn to do here? Lie on the beach and stop the water?
Always 1 with grievance politics. 🙄
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La France détient dans ses archives diplomatiques d'État la preuve matérielle que la soi-disant "Union volontaire" de 1707 entre deux États souverains via un soi-disant "Traité d'Union" ne fut jamais consentie par l'Écosse. Ce texte ne fut d'ailleurs jamais appliqué, ne constituant rien d'autre qu'un traité colonial, semblable aux plus de 200 traités inégaux que l'Angleterre a imposés par la ruse et la force aux peuples colonisés à travers le monde, maquillant une annexion coloniale statutaire exécutée sous blocus économique, corruption avérée et menace puis invasion militaire.
Pour maintenir cette fiction juridique face au monde, l'État colonial anglais a menti à la communauté internationale, notamment en instrumentalisant les conclusions de la Royal Commission on Scottish Affairs (1952-1954) pour perpétuer le mythe d'une "union volontaire et partenariale" et masquer la réalité de l'annexion.
Ce fait ne relève pas de la querelle historiographique. Les preuves matérielles reposent au cœur des archives du Ministère des Affaires étrangères. Des registres contiennent les rapports de mission et de renseignement militaire du colonel Nathaniel Hooke, envoyé secret de Louis XIV en Écosse en 1707. Hooke y a consigné de première main le rejet massif de l'annexion par la population et la noblesse écossaises, ainsi que l'état de siège imposé par l'armée anglaise.
Sur la base directe de ces pièces, le Conseil d'État réuni à Marly autour de Louis XIV a consigné et qualifié l'opération d'annexion illégale et forcée. En 1965, sous la présidence de Charles de Gaulle, la République française a elle-même levé tout doute en authentifiant, imprimant et publiant ces preuves d'État par le biais de la Commission des Archives diplomatiques du Ministère des Affaires étrangères et des Éditions du CNRS.
La détention et la publication de ces archives ne sont pas des actes mémoriels neutres. Elles engagent la responsabilité juridique contemporaine et continue de la France au regard du droit international public.
1. L'anéantissement de la fiction contractuelle: Le narratif officiel de Londres d'une union consentie entre partenaires égaux est anéanti par les registres d'une chancellerie souveraine contemporaine des faits. Un accord extorqué par la contrainte armée et économique est nul de plein droit (ab initio). L'Écosse n'a jamais consenti à son annexion coloniale.
2. La connaissance d'État opposable: En tant que membre permanent du Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU, la France dispose d'une connaissance officielle, ininterrompue et déjà publiée de l'illicéité fondamentale de cette annexion. L'argument de l'ignorance diplomatique est juridiquement inopérant face aux mensonges de l'État colonial anglais.
3. Les obligations erga omnes et le jus cogens: L'interdiction d'acquérir un territoire par la contrainte et le droit inaliénable des peuples à l'autodétermination relèvent de normes impératives du droit international général (jus cogens). Il en découle pour la France une obligation stricte due à la communauté internationale dans son ensemble: le devoir de non-reconnaissance de cette situation territoriale illicite et l'interdiction absolue de prêter aide ou assistance au maintien d'une occupation coloniale.
4. Décolonisation et reprise d'État (state resumption) : En droit international de la décolonisation, une annexion illicite ne transfère aucun titre territorial de souveraineté à la puissance occupante. La personnalité juridique de l'État d'Écosse n'a jamais été légalement éteinte. Son droit à la décolonisation et à la réversion de souveraineté demeure imprescriptible.
En publiant ces pièces d'archives souveraines, la France a acté la nature coloniale du "Royaume-Uni" et éventé la supercherie de la Commission royale. Le droit international et le respect des normes erga omnes obligent aujourd'hui @francediplo à aligner sa doctrine diplomatique sur ses propres archives d'État.
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France Holds the File: A Permanent Member of the UN Security Council Documented Scotland's Annexation in Its Own State Archive & Proved There Was No Voluntary Union. France Published the Proof Itself Under De Gaulle. Its Erga Omnes Obligations Apply.
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Hey @STVNews pray tell, how can you blame @StephenFlynnSNP for North Ayrshire Council paving over the drains in Largs? Absolutely dreadful biased reporting. No journalism, just British Anglo State propaganda.
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So my Dad worked from age 16 to 65. Paid tax and NI all through career.
He now gets state pension, less than £1k every 4 weeks.
He has £170,000 in his private pension. Can take 25% interest free but then pay 48%(!!) on the rest. How the fuck is the govt entitled to that?!! 😡😡
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Surprise, Surprise, Westminster allocate £7million to explore possibility of bringing the Olympics to the North, ( of England ) hoping we forget that they gave nothing to Glasgow for the Commonwealth Games. They don’t even try to hide their disdain for Scotland, thank you SNP.
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Replying to @Ed_Miliband
The world cannot ignore Scotland's annexation and colonisation by the English colonial state. Supreme crimes in international law and fully demonstrated. The English colonial state must leave Scottish territory.
Our previous investigation established beyond doubt that the chanceries of Europe documented the 1707 annexation of Scotland not as an equal, voluntary union, but as a coerced statutory annexation executed under siege, military threat followed by invasion and occupation, and bribery. Today, we plunge straight into the sovereign diplomatic vaults of Europe’s premier continental power to deliver the ultimate evidentiary hammer blow. In France Holds the File, we demonstrate that the French state tracked, rejected, and recorded Scotland’s illegal annexation at the absolute summit of its executive apparatus; personally inscribed by King Louis XIV, debated in the inner sanctum of the Council of State at Marly, and systematically preserved across an unbroken diplomatic series until today.
This is neither speculative folklore nor a buried secret. The modern French Republic verified, printed, and published this exact file to the world under General de Gaulle in 1965 through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the CNRS. Because France; a permanent, veto-wielding member of the United Nations Security Council; held and holds contemporary sovereign knowledge of this coercive annexation, it cannot plead the standard imperial defence of ignorance. Under peremptory norms of general international law (jus cogens), the inescapable duty of non-recognition and the strict obligation to withhold aid or assistance from an unlawful territorial occupation attach directly to the French Republic today as an erga omnes duty owed to the international community. The cover story of 1707 is obliterated. France holds the receipts and published the proof. The international law of decolonisation and state resumption has arrived at Westminster's door.
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Be in no doubt Scotland
Scotland’s natural resources are being used to keep the ‘uk’ economy afloat
They’re so incompetent that even with the resources of Scotland England Wales and N.i
They cannot balance the books and improve things for everyone
Burnham is out of his depth.
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A poll 10 years ago with the same question gave the same result. . "Ref within 5 years"
A poll in 10 years time will say the same! 🙈🙄
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Uk governments have told us there is no more oil.
That Scotland can’t be independent without it?
Then you discover new fields.
And you claim it will solve UK energy problems?
And you expect us to believe you?
Once a Tory, always a cunt.
SNP ministers are forever telling us there’s no money. Then we discover this.
The Sunday Times reports at least £27 million a year spent retaining around 800 public sector workers without permanent posts. Some waiting five years. One for 17 years.
How on earth has this been allowed to continue? Swinney must answer for this disgrace.
It’s not the SNP’s money. It’s taxpayers’ money.
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Scottish oil bypassed to England
Scottish renewables power bypassed to England
Scotland food & drink exports bypassed to English port
Are we meekly accepting this really?
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Replying to @NoteTaker_X @JohnSwinney
You mean the English East India Company of the English empire which was fully applying English law? Everything you say as an English colonial propaganda account just confirms Scotland's an English colony. Your English colonial lies are being exposed globally.
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Imagine being so thoroughly played by billionaires that you’re convinced healthcare, a living wage and basic economic security is socialism - while the billionaires are laughing all the way to the fucking bank.
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Ex Conservative Prime Minister Harold Macmillan ripped apart Margaret Thatcher's privatisation while she was doing it at a Tory Party conference, "Selling off the family silver" she's is just selling off the nations assets because she has run out of money.
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I don't know who needs to hear this but if the government has the power to freeze your personal financial accounts simply because you express a political opinion that they do not like, then you are neither free nor living in a democracy.
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This from my party @theSNP says everything about Scotland in 2026: xitter.cf/theSNP/status/21132503… Party of independence has made a "plea" to @GOVUK for resources from Scottish territorial waters to be used to benefit Scotland. As usual our plea has been rejected. Let us plead no more.
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🤔 The report that said an independent Scotland could be as rich as Switzerland whilst Westminster politicians (including Labour) publicly claimed oil would be no advantage to an independent Scotland and would run out quickly…
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The UK Chancellor can admit this in the full and certain knowledge the SNP leadership will do nothing except moan and encourage moaning.
Certainly a trillion won't make them call a Holyrood Defacto Referendum.
As you were. 😃🙄😃
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Grangemouth's promised £200 million has been really worrying me, so you can imagine my relief this morning when i heard Burnham is putting £220 million to repair England's potholes, to all the fuds who voted labour in Grangemouth & surrounding districts how'd that work out GIRFUY


























