scotkaz
Joined: 28 Aug 2008
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 Posted: Sat Sep 20, 2008 2:01 pm Post subject: |
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| PeterCherbi wrote: | | scotkaz wrote: |
Thankfully Peter, many of us can see through this little trick. |
Yes, it is so cruel though, our own people in the current Government seemingly are going along with these tricks ... and wont speak out on issues at all, deny inquiries long sought for, and even in some cases dump their constituents of long standing, simply because they have attained Ministerial rank. Disconcerting to say the least.
If someone asks me to try and help them or find out the answer to something, or give my answer to something I wouldn't turn around and say I will let that person know in a year's time ... or help them nine months from when they asked
I think it is up to Scots themselves to do something on injustice, as I doubt the Government will - a measure of that I heard last week where the SNP's Truth & Reconciliation 'proposals' on abuse cases, seem to have floundered at the hands of legal advice from the Government's own lawyers in the GLSS. |
Yes its cruel and horrible. It takes such a short time to wrongfully convict some of these people, yet it seems to take forever for those in power to actually do something to help right the wrongs.
It is up to us Scots to make a stand and say enough is enough! We elect these people into government and so we should be telling them what it is we want to see being done. And they should learn to listen to us the voters.
How we get people involved is another matter but it can be done !
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Great Spirit, grant that I may not criticize my neighbor until I have walked a mile in his moccasins." - Old Native American Indian Prayer that my dad taught me. |
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