IT is now two long years since Boris Johnson came to power. During this time, with the disaster of Brexit and the grave mismanagement of Covid, he and his toxic government have been embroiled in scandals, sleaze and cronyism. Boris has been an utter failure as Prime Minister and can only be described as a man of cheerful deceit!
It is now time for the cautious, career-structured SNP to be more proactive about independence as well as containing Covid. Unionist politicians continually talk up the Union, and remember Brexit was done during the height of the pandemic.
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With Tory grand designs of British national power separate from Europe as in the days of Rule Britannia, Scotland must look to the happy and successful Nordic nations and become a fully independent country again, working and trading with the British Isles, Europe and the world.
Grant Frazer
Newtonmore
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