FOLK sometimes ask “What good does demonstrating do?”. I was involved in the campaign against the poll tax from beginning to end. I took part in…
. Well done all who took part. It’s important we show that the demand for independence certainly hasn’t gone away.
Looking at other demos coming up, there’s an All Under One Banner march in Edinburgh on October 7 and on October 14, there’s the Chain of Freedom, aiming to display support for Independence by a human chain of folk linking hands from sea to sea. These deserve support. Unfortunately, at the age of 82, not only do I have some disabilities which make marching impossible, I am also taking care of my wife, who, at present, is even less able than me.
However, I do intend to protest, at the UK “Hub” in Edinburgh, on October 19. Why is October 19 important? That was the date we were supposed to have a new, non-party-political, referendum on Independence. That’s the date of the vote which was banned by a newly-invented sub-committee of the ruling class. If nobody protested, it would look like we had all meekly accepted this.
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