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The [[Scottish National Party]] established a dictatorship and [[police state]] within the devolved administration of Scotland, especially under the rule of [[Nicola Sturgeon]], who ruled from 2014 to 2023. Brendan O'Neill described the SNP's Scotland as "the most [[authoritarian]] country in [[Western Europe]]".<ref>https://twitter.com/spikedonline/status/1374001716794900484?lang=en-GB</ref>  In 2018, Scotland became the first "country" to require "LGBT+" education in schools, with no exemptions or opt-outs.<ref>Chasmar, Jessica (November 9, 2018). [https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/nov/9/scotland-becomes-first-country-require-lgbt-educat/ Scotland becomes first country to require LGBT+ education]. ''The Washington Times''. Retrieved November 10, 2018.</ref><ref>Cummings McLean, Dorothy (November 14, 2018). [https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/scotland-pushes-lgbt-agenda-into-catholic-schools.-bishops-hope-impact...wi Scotland pushes LGBT agenda into Catholic schools. Bishops hope ‘impact…will be positive for all’]. ''LifeSiteNews''. Retrieved November 14, 2018.</ref>

The [[Scottish National Party]] established a dictatorship and [[police state]] within the devolved administration of Scotland, especially under the rule of [[Nicola Sturgeon]], who ruled from 2014 to 2023. Brendan O'Neill described the SNP's Scotland as "the most [[authoritarian]] country in [[Western Europe]]".<ref>https://twitter.com/spikedonline/status/1374001716794900484?lang=en-GB</ref>  In 2018, Scotland became the first "country" to require "LGBT+" education in schools, with no exemptions or opt-outs.<ref>Chasmar, Jessica (November 9, 2018). [https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/nov/9/scotland-becomes-first-country-require-lgbt-educat/ Scotland becomes first country to require LGBT+ education]. ''The Washington Times''. Retrieved November 10, 2018.</ref><ref>Cummings McLean, Dorothy (November 14, 2018). [https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/scotland-pushes-lgbt-agenda-into-catholic-schools.-bishops-hope-impact...wi Scotland pushes LGBT agenda into Catholic schools. Bishops hope ‘impact…will be positive for all’]. ''LifeSiteNews''. Retrieved November 14, 2018.</ref>

Following the downfall of the Sturgeon regime, the [[Anti-white sentiment|anti-white racist]] [[Radical Islam|Muslim extremist]] ruler [[Humza Yousaf]] (حمزہ یوسف) was installed against the will of the Scottish people. Yousaf is known for enforcing the Hate Crime Act, politically-correct thought-policing which has been compared to [[Sharia Law]] (شرعی قانون).<ref name="blitzsharia">[https://www.weeklyblitz.net/opinion/humza-yousaf-pushes-sharia-law-in-scotland/ Humza Yousaf pushes sharia law in Scotland]</ref>

Following the downfall of the Sturgeon regime, the [[Anti-white sentiment|anti-white racist]] [[Radical Islam|Muslim extremist]] ruler [[Humza Yousaf]] (حمزہ یوسف) was installed against the will of the Scottish people. Yousaf is known for enforcing the Hate Crime Act, politically correct thought-policing which has been compared to [[Sharia Law]] (شرعی قانون).<ref name="blitzsharia">[https://www.weeklyblitz.net/opinion/humza-yousaf-pushes-sharia-law-in-scotland/ Humza Yousaf pushes sharia law in Scotland]</ref>

==Symbol==

==Symbol==

Scotland is historically [[Christianity|Christian]]; the national [[church]] is the [[Church of Scotland]].  

Scotland is historically [[Christianity|Christian]]; the national [[church]] is the [[Church of Scotland]].  

Scotland was a [[Roman Catholic Church|Catholic]] nation until the time of the [[Reformation]], when [[John Knox]] (1510-1572), George Wishart(1513-46) and other scholars returned from their travels in Germany excited by the works of [[John Calvin]] and to a lesser extent [[Martin Luther]].  

Scotland was a [[Roman Catholic Church|Catholic]] nation until the time of the [[Reformation]], when [[John Knox]] (1510–1572), George Wishart(1513–46) and other scholars returned from their travels in Germany excited by the works of [[John Calvin]] and to a lesser extent [[Martin Luther]].  

Many of the lords became Protestant and in 1560, the Scottish Parliament formally rejected Papal jurisdiction. The Protestants ousted the Catholic queen, Mary Stuart ('Mary, Queen of Scots') and replaced her with her son, [[James VI]] (later to become [[James I]] of England).  

Many of the lords became Protestant and in 1560, the Scottish Parliament formally rejected Papal jurisdiction. The Protestants ousted the Catholic queen, Mary Stuart ('Mary, Queen of Scots') and replaced her with her son, [[James VI]] (later to become [[James I]] of England).  

*[[Margaret of Norway (1286-1290)]]

*[[Margaret of Norway (1286-1290)]]

'''House Of Balliol'''

'''House Of Balliol'''

*[[John Balliol]]      (1292-1296)

*[[John Balliol]]      (1292–1296)

*[[Edward Balliol]]    (periods between 1332 and 1356)

*[[Edward Balliol]]    (periods between 1332 and 1356)

'''House Of Bruce'''

'''House Of Bruce'''

*[[Robert I (1306-1329)]]

*[[Robert I (1306-1329)]]

*[[David II|David II (1329-1371)]]

*[[David II|David II (1329–1371)]]

'''House Of Stewart'''  

'''House Of Stewart'''  

*[[Robert II]] (1371-1390)

*[[Robert II]] (1371–1390)

*[[Robert III]]          (1390-1406)

*[[Robert III]]          (1390–1406)

*[[James I]]            (1406-1437)

*[[James I]]            (1406–1437)

*[[James II]]            (1437-1460)

*[[James II]]            (1437–1460)

*[[James III]]          (1460-1488)

*[[James III]]          (1460–1488)

*[[James IV]]            (1488-1513)

*[[James IV]]            (1488–1513)

*[[James V]]            (1513-1542)

*[[James V]]            (1513–1542)

'''House Of Stuart'''

'''House Of Stuart'''

*[[Mary Queen of Scots]]  (1542-1567)

*[[Mary Queen of Scots]]  (1542–1567)

*[[James I|James VI]]    (1567-1625)

*[[James I|James VI]]    (1567–1625)

*[[Charles I]]            (1625-1649)

*[[Charles I]]            (1625–1649)

*[[Charles II]]          (1649-1685)

*[[Charles II]]          (1649–1685)

*[[James VII]]            (1685-1688)

*[[James VII]]            (1685–1688)

==See also==

==See also==