Arrests have been made following the gathering of Rangers fans celebrating their Scottish Premiership victory. Nicola Sturgeon accused fans in Glasgow of “risking their lives“. The National has the story.
Police Scotland arrested 28 people after thousands of Rangers fans gathered in Glasgow on Sunday to celebrate winning the Scottish Premiership.
A further seven people were issued with fixed penalty notices or will be reported to the Procurator Fiscal.
Fans packed into George Square and gathered outside Ibrox Stadium after Rangers took their first top-flight title in 10 years.
The force said action was taken for offences including assaulting police officers, breaching coronavirus regulations, disorder, use of flares and sectarian breaches of the peace.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said the “infuriating and disgraceful” scenes could jeopardise plans to ease the coronavirus restrictions and urged Rangers to ask people to go home.
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first!
give it a day or two and I guess some smart alec will go through each article and claim first comment.
Worth reading in full? Nope, usual pro-narrative propaganda and misinformation
This is what we need more of – mass civil disobedience
Yes. The road to liberty does not run through compliance.
Good on ’em!!
(From a lifelong Celtic fan!!).
Don’t like the new format – too clunky. Sorry!
Ive been searching for the video of the dutch virologist who says don’t vaccinate in a pandemic but cant find
does someone please have it or any other information (his open letter and/or paper that he’s written)?
Mass Vaccination in a Pandemic – Benefits versus Risks: Interview with Geert Vanden Bossche
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJZxiNxYLpc&ab_channel=VejonHealth
Thank you!
Risking their lives? Comedy gold.
Do we all agree to put our comments under the first commentable item now then?
I don’t know. On Guido site it seems that someone shouts “new thread” and everyone piles on over. It sort of works but lacks continuity, especially if several new stories are posted in a short time.
The fact that most of these people are wearing bits of paper over their faces shows they still largely buy into the narrative.
Still, as Orwell wrote, ‘if there is hope it lies in the proles’.