Scottish Nationalism is Dead
Let's take ourselves back two weeks. The favorites to take Westminster is James Reed's Conservative Party and the likely opposition is LordPalladia's Independence Party. Out of nowhere what takes the space from United Kingdom Independence Party? The Scottish Nationalist Party. Now how did they go from such a tremendous victory? From zero to hero? That's not the question here.
They went back to zero earlier today killing any momentum and hope of gaining seats in a rumored vacancy election possible from the Distinguished Party's possible dissolution. How in an eight seat parliament in Edinburgh did the Scottish Nationalist Party get zero seats? No I'm sorry, but zero votes. It appears as though the Scottish Nationalist Party cared enough to register, but not enough to vote for themselves for the seconds that it takes.
In honesty it shows a few things. The Scottish Nationalist Party is far from Scottish. The only thing arguably Scottish is their leader. The fact is he's a middle eastern Arabic Muslim economic migrant who simply took advantage of liberal and lax immigration to gain citizenship in the United Kingdom and being from the third world has such a low standard for freedom supports the socialist welfare state and mindset of the Scots. Therefore dis-tests the English specifically the south for their economic conservative and individualist mindset. So in that set he's very much a separatist for Scotland. Simply not for the reasons a MacDonald or a McInnes would be.
The Scottish Nationalist Party is as Scottish as James Reed and as Nationalist as Andrew Haysbert. The simple fact is upon the Royalist parties dissolution several needed to find a new home being career politicians. The lions share went to the United Kingdom Independence Party, but being a solid minority were socialists and just interested in brown nosing the nobility they either joined Labour or followed the former Deputy Prime Minister now Leader of the Opposition to founding the Scottish Nationalist Party.
The only problem? The people are catching on. They refused to stand to run Holyrood let alone run. They're tired of the same recycled names springing up over and over again in British politics.