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| − | '''Nicola Sturgeon''' (born July 19, 1970, age {{age|1970|7|19}}), officially titled "First Minister", is the disgraced former [[dictator]] of Scotland. She held the position of leader of the [[Scottish National Party]], the Scottish [[socialist]], [[racist]], [[establishment|establishmentarian]] ruling party which has historic ties with Nazism, between 2014 and 2023. | + | '''Nicola Sturgeon''' (born July 19, 1970, age {{age|1970|7|19}}), officially titled "First Minister", is the disgraced former [[dictator]] of Scotland. She held the position of leader of the [[Scottish National Party]], the Scottish [[socialist]], [[racist]], [[establishment]]arian ruling party which has historic ties with Nazism, between 2014 and 2023. |
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| | She ruled Scotland, described in March 2021 as the "most [[authoritarian]] country in [[Western Europe]]", in a [[police state]] fashion and is regarded to have merged nation and party in a manner akin to [[Hitler]] in [[Nazi Germany]] and [[Stalin]] in the [[Soviet Union]].<ref>https://www.express.co.uk/comment/expresscomment/1418884/SNP-Hate-Crime-Bill-Leo-Kearse-Nicola-Sturgeon-Frankie-Boyle-Scotland-comedy-free-speech</ref><ref name="ts21">[https://thinkscotland.org/2021/02/how-authoritarian-is-the-snps-rule-in-scotland/ How authoritarian is the SNP’s rule in Scotland?]</ref><ref>[https://twitter.com/spikedonline/status/1374001716794900484?lang=en-GB Spiked on Twitter, Brendan O'Neill on Sky]</ref> The Sturgeon regime has destroyed [[free speech]] in Scotland, even within the home, conspired to undermine the democratic will of the British people, and pushed legislation to allow state officials to interfere with family life.<ref name="spectatorfreespeech21">[https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/the-snp-s-radical-assault-on-freedom-of-speech The SNP’s radical assault on freedom of speech]</ref><ref name=NO2NP /><ref name="timesbbccapitalism" /> | | She ruled Scotland, described in March 2021 as the "most [[authoritarian]] country in [[Western Europe]]", in a [[police state]] fashion and is regarded to have merged nation and party in a manner akin to [[Hitler]] in [[Nazi Germany]] and [[Stalin]] in the [[Soviet Union]].<ref>https://www.express.co.uk/comment/expresscomment/1418884/SNP-Hate-Crime-Bill-Leo-Kearse-Nicola-Sturgeon-Frankie-Boyle-Scotland-comedy-free-speech</ref><ref name="ts21">[https://thinkscotland.org/2021/02/how-authoritarian-is-the-snps-rule-in-scotland/ How authoritarian is the SNP’s rule in Scotland?]</ref><ref>[https://twitter.com/spikedonline/status/1374001716794900484?lang=en-GB Spiked on Twitter, Brendan O'Neill on Sky]</ref> The Sturgeon regime has destroyed [[free speech]] in Scotland, even within the home, conspired to undermine the democratic will of the British people, and pushed legislation to allow state officials to interfere with family life.<ref name="spectatorfreespeech21">[https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/the-snp-s-radical-assault-on-freedom-of-speech The SNP’s radical assault on freedom of speech]</ref><ref name=NO2NP /><ref name="timesbbccapitalism" /> |
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| | Sturgeon's regime ended with her resignation in February 2023, in the aftermath of the chaos of her highly unpopular [[transgender]] policy.<ref name="telegraphtransrow" /> She was replaced by [[Humza Yousaf]] in late March 2023. | | Sturgeon's regime ended with her resignation in February 2023, in the aftermath of the chaos of her highly unpopular [[transgender]] policy.<ref name="telegraphtransrow" /> She was replaced by [[Humza Yousaf]] in late March 2023. |
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| − | On June 11, 2023 Sturgeon was arrested in connection with a [[corruption]] probe.<ref>https://www.msn.com/he-il/news/other/update-2-former-snp-leader-sturgeon-arrested-in-connection-with-party-funding-probe-bbc-and-sky-report/ar-AA1cp2vc</ref> | + | On June 11, 2023, Sturgeon was arrested in connection with a [[corruption]] probe.<ref>https://www.msn.com/he-il/news/other/update-2-former-snp-leader-sturgeon-arrested-in-connection-with-party-funding-probe-bbc-and-sky-report/ar-AA1cp2vc</ref> |
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| | Following the referendum decision in Scotland to remain a part of the UK, Alex Salmond resigned as First Minister and leader of the SNP. Sturgeon was elected First Minister of Scotland by way of a vote in the Scottish Parliament. Sturgeon's regime in Scotland has repeatedly been labelled as "dictatorial" and "authoritarian" and was berated by [[Neil Oliver]] as a "[[one-party state]]".<ref name="Sillars22" /><ref name="exp521" /><ref>[https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1452272/scotland-news-snp-latest-neil-oliver-gb-news-nicola-sturgeon-scottish-opposition-latest-vn 'Scotland crying out for opposition!' Neil Oliver slams Sturgeon's SNP 'one party state']</ref> | | Following the referendum decision in Scotland to remain a part of the UK, Alex Salmond resigned as First Minister and leader of the SNP. Sturgeon was elected First Minister of Scotland by way of a vote in the Scottish Parliament. Sturgeon's regime in Scotland has repeatedly been labelled as "dictatorial" and "authoritarian" and was berated by [[Neil Oliver]] as a "[[one-party state]]".<ref name="Sillars22" /><ref name="exp521" /><ref>[https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1452272/scotland-news-snp-latest-neil-oliver-gb-news-nicola-sturgeon-scottish-opposition-latest-vn 'Scotland crying out for opposition!' Neil Oliver slams Sturgeon's SNP 'one party state']</ref> |
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| − | T-shirts emblazoned with the SNP logo and Nicola Sturgeon's signature sold for £16 during the politicians's Winter 2014 political rally tour were made in [[Haiti|Haitian]] sweatshops which paid workers less than 50p per hour, said workers reportedly living "like animals".<ref>[https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/544507/Nicola-Sturgeon-sweatshop-t-shirts Nicola Sturgeon’s sweatshop t-shirts]</ref> | + | T-shirts emblazoned with the SNP logo and Nicola Sturgeon's signature sold for £16 during the politicians's Winter 2014 political rally tour were made in [[Haiti]]an sweatshops which paid workers less than 50p per hour, said workers reportedly living "like animals".<ref>[https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/544507/Nicola-Sturgeon-sweatshop-t-shirts Nicola Sturgeon’s sweatshop t-shirts]</ref> |
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| | Despite independence being rejected less than a year prior, Nicola Sturgeon stated in April 2015 that she would hold a second independence referendum if the SNP won the Scottish parliamentary elections in 2016.<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/apr/07/snp-independence-referendum-wins-scottish-parliamentary-elections-nicola-sturgeon SNP could hold independence referendum if it wins in 2016]</ref> | | Despite independence being rejected less than a year prior, Nicola Sturgeon stated in April 2015 that she would hold a second independence referendum if the SNP won the Scottish parliamentary elections in 2016.<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/apr/07/snp-independence-referendum-wins-scottish-parliamentary-elections-nicola-sturgeon SNP could hold independence referendum if it wins in 2016]</ref> |
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| | Sturgeon stated in December 2018 that she wanted power to take Scotland's rail transport networks into government ownership.<ref>https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17312414.nicola-sturgeon-wants-power-nationalise-scotlands-railways/</ref> In 2022, the company ScotRail became entirely state-owned. | | Sturgeon stated in December 2018 that she wanted power to take Scotland's rail transport networks into government ownership.<ref>https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17312414.nicola-sturgeon-wants-power-nationalise-scotlands-railways/</ref> In 2022, the company ScotRail became entirely state-owned. |
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| − | In early July 2019, a video emerged showing a confrontation between a teenage boy named Murray Allan, who affirmed the fact that there were only two genders, and a woke teacher spouting the Sturgeon regime's [[homosexual agenda|homosexual agenda]] propaganda. The teenager was banned from returning to school because of his beliefs.<ref>[https://www.scottishdailyexpress.co.uk/news/scottish-news/i-stayed-silent-protect-myself-27892304 'I stayed silent to protect myself': former pupil speaks out against gender ideology in Scottish schools]</ref> | + | In early July 2019, a video emerged showing a confrontation between a teenage boy named Murray Allan, who affirmed the fact that there were only two genders, and a woke teacher spouting the Sturgeon regime's [[homosexual agenda]] propaganda. The teenager was banned from returning to school because of his beliefs.<ref>[https://www.scottishdailyexpress.co.uk/news/scottish-news/i-stayed-silent-protect-myself-27892304 'I stayed silent to protect myself': former pupil speaks out against gender ideology in Scottish schools]</ref> |
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| | During a BBC Scotland debate in December 2019 for the UK General Election that year, Nicola Sturgeon publicly denounced [[capitalism]] and [[Free-market economy|free-market economics]]. During the election campaign, she proposed a deal to make [[communist]] [[Labour Party]] Leader [[Jeremy Corbyn]] prime-minister.<ref name="timesbbccapitalism">https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/nicola-sturgeon-denounces-capitalism-at-bbc-scotland-election-debate-6ggpkjfhl</ref> | | During a BBC Scotland debate in December 2019 for the UK General Election that year, Nicola Sturgeon publicly denounced [[capitalism]] and [[Free-market economy|free-market economics]]. During the election campaign, she proposed a deal to make [[communist]] [[Labour Party]] Leader [[Jeremy Corbyn]] prime-minister.<ref name="timesbbccapitalism">https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/nicola-sturgeon-denounces-capitalism-at-bbc-scotland-election-debate-6ggpkjfhl</ref> |
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| | A top lawyer declared on 15 December 2021 that Nicola Sturgeon may face [[Crime|criminal charges]] over the CCP virus care homes scandal, in which 1300 elderly Scots were transferred from hospitals to residential care without virus testing.<ref>[https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/politics/nicola-sturgeon-could-face-criminal-25705704 Nicola Sturgeon 'could face criminal charges' over covid care homes scandal in Scotland]</ref> | | A top lawyer declared on 15 December 2021 that Nicola Sturgeon may face [[Crime|criminal charges]] over the CCP virus care homes scandal, in which 1300 elderly Scots were transferred from hospitals to residential care without virus testing.<ref>[https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/politics/nicola-sturgeon-could-face-criminal-25705704 Nicola Sturgeon 'could face criminal charges' over covid care homes scandal in Scotland]</ref> |
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| − | In January 2022, Sturgeon attempted to make her regime's emergency" [[CCP pandemic]] powers permanent. The move was condemned by former SNP deputy-leader Jim Sillars.<ref name="Sillars22">[https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/jim-sillars-launches-attack-on-nicola-sturgeon-over-snps-authoritarian-covid-powers-7zv8bcqgp Jim Sillars launches attack on Nicola Sturgeon over SNP’s ‘authoritarian’ Covid powers] </ref> | + | In January 2022, Sturgeon attempted to make her regime's emergency" [[CCP pandemic]] powers permanent. The move was condemned by former SNP deputy-leader Jim Sillars.<ref name="Sillars22">[https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/jim-sillars-launches-attack-on-nicola-sturgeon-over-snps-authoritarian-covid-powers-7zv8bcqgp Jim Sillars launches attack on Nicola Sturgeon over SNP’s ‘authoritarian’ Covid powers]</ref> |
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| | On 17 April 2022, an image was leaked of regime leader Sturgeon breaking her own mask mandate. | | On 17 April 2022, an image was leaked of regime leader Sturgeon breaking her own mask mandate. |
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| − | She supports the backwards practice of [[abortion]] for up to 24 weeks gestation. Numerous individuals and organisations, notably SPUC Scotland, pointed out the apparent contradiction of Sturgeon claiming that the "right of women to decide what happens to our own bodies is a human right" and Sturgeon not knowing what a "woman" is.<ref>[https://twitter.com/NicolaSturgeon/status/1521384002439069697 Sturgeon on Twitter: The right of.</ref> Sturgeon's views on abortion are at odds with those of the UK general public.<ref>[https://care.org.uk/news/2017/06/sturgeons-views-on-abortion-at-odds-with-public-and-legal-opinion Sturgeon’s Views on Abortion at Odds with Public and Legal Opinion]</ref> | + | She supports the backwards practice of [[abortion]] for up to 24 weeks gestation. Numerous individuals and organisations, notably SPUC Scotland, pointed out the apparent contradiction of Sturgeon claiming that the "right of women to decide what happens to our own bodies is a human right" and Sturgeon not knowing what a "woman" is.<ref>[https://twitter.com/NicolaSturgeon/status/1521384002439069697 Sturgeon on Twitter: The right of.]</ref> Sturgeon's views on abortion are at odds with those of the UK general public.<ref>[https://care.org.uk/news/2017/06/sturgeons-views-on-abortion-at-odds-with-public-and-legal-opinion Sturgeon’s Views on Abortion at Odds with Public and Legal Opinion]</ref> |
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| | Nicola Sturgeon has been named "Britain's greatest foe to freedom of speech" by members of the Free Speech Union following her government's enactment of the extremely controversial Hate Crime Act.<ref>[https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1534736/Nicola-Sturgeon-freedom-of-speech-UK-threat-latest-SNP Nicola Sturgeon named as Britain's greatest foe to freedom of speech]</ref> The Sturgeon regime's war on free speech is at odds with the view of 87% of Scottish people.<ref>[https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/scots-poll-in-favour-of-free-expression/ Scots poll in favour of free expression]</ref> | | Nicola Sturgeon has been named "Britain's greatest foe to freedom of speech" by members of the Free Speech Union following her government's enactment of the extremely controversial Hate Crime Act.<ref>[https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1534736/Nicola-Sturgeon-freedom-of-speech-UK-threat-latest-SNP Nicola Sturgeon named as Britain's greatest foe to freedom of speech]</ref> The Sturgeon regime's war on free speech is at odds with the view of 87% of Scottish people.<ref>[https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/scots-poll-in-favour-of-free-expression/ Scots poll in favour of free expression]</ref> |
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| | ==References == | | ==References == |
| | + | {{Reflist}} |
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| | [[Category:Abortion Advocates]] | | [[Category:Abortion Advocates]] |