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Tag Archives: SNP domination

Canary goes belly-up in Yes Scotland campaign

Posted on June 11, 2012 by newsroom

Coal miners used to take caged canaries down the mine with them as an early warning system Continue reading →

Posted in Community News, Politics | Tagged Alex Salmond, Argyll, campaign, canary, carbon monoxide, exclusive, inclusive campaign, intolerant.independecne referendum, mine, monolithic, October 2014, Patrick Harvie, policy, policy makiong, political editor., Scottish Greens, Scottish independence, SNP domination, snp money, Suinday Herald, tom gordon, totalitarianism, Yes scotland | 28 Comments

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