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This image appears to be an abstract, geometric art piece. The composition is made up of a variety of shapes and colors, predominantly red, blue, black, and cream. It seems heavily influenced by the Cubist or Futurist art movements, which emphasize the fragmentation of form and dynamic patterns. The arrangement of shapes and colors gives a sense of movement and rhythm, without clearly depicting a specific scene or object. It's an evocative artwork that may represent different things to different viewers, depending on their interpretation

Transphobs running scared of the Scottish Greens

heatherherbert Nov 27, 2023 0

Robin Harper, the former leader of the Scottish Greens, is openly calling for a change in the party's leadership due…

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Progress Amid Challenges: A Glimpse at Wait Times for Hysterectomies in Scotland and England

heatherherbert Nov 24, 2023 0

On the NHS frontline, no patient wants to wait an eternity for surgery. As per recent reports from Scottish Labour,…

This is an artwork depicting a montage of various elements that seem to create a commentary on society, politics, and human rights. The central figure has a detailed and segmented face with different textures and colors, reminiscent of a dissected map or blueprint. Words and phrases are scattered across the image, with some of them having a scrambled or encoded appearance, such as \"ANSURIAJMIED,\" \"ASRWAI,\" and \"GUNTRRY,\" suggesting themes like anarchy, confusion, or a sort of esoteric knowledge.\n\nAbove the central figure are the words \"SUPREME COURT\" emblazoned on an archetypical neoclassical government building facade, juxtaposed with planetary orbs, one of which is labeled \"LWURD PLAN.\" The use of capital letters and bold text for \"SUPREME COURT\" suggests it is a central theme or focal point in the image. There is additional text which seems deliberately obfuscated, hinting at legal, political, or social jargon. \n\nThe color palette includes a vibrant mix of blues, oranges, and browns, providing a contrast between warm and cool tones, with dynamic brushwork that adds energy to the scene. In the background, abstract, ethereal forms blend with more structured elements, creating a sense of depth. The entire composition is packed with symbolism and seems intended to evoke reflection on complex societal issues and the interconnectedness of various sociopolitical constructs.

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As UK Struggles Over Asylum Policy, Scotland Stands Out as a Beacon of Hope for Refugees

heatherherbert Nov 15, 2023 0

In a landmark ruling, the UK Supreme Court deemed the UK government‘s scheme to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda as…

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Alex Salmond Continues to Turn a Deaf Ear to Collective Indy Strategy as Alba Plans to Contend Every Possible Constituency in the General Election

heatherherbert Nov 15, 2023 0

Alex Salmond made it clear that his relatively new political party, Alba, will put forward as many candidates in the…

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Vote Early, Vote Often

heatherherbert Feb 24, 2023 0

Vote early, vote often John Van Buren For those who don’t know I have a degree in Computer Science (actually…

The image shows a street scene with an old, ornate building in the background, which appears to be a church or cathedral. There are two pedestrians in the foreground; one is wearing a red jacket and seems to be taking a photo of the van, while the other is casually walking by. A black van is parked on the road, with a message on the side that says \"GAY TEENS AREN'T SICK,\" followed by more text that advocates against harmful practices aimed at changing one's sexual orientation or gender identity. The van's display suggests a social or political statement in support of LGBTQ+ youth.

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Conversions

heatherherbert Jan 5, 2023 0

However, if we don’t confront the seed of lies, it gives place for them to take root in us and…

In the image, there is a group of people sitting in what appears to be an auditorium or a public meeting space. Several individuals are holding up a banner that reads \"Privacy Dignity Safety\". The action suggests that they are part of a demonstration or advocacy moment regarding these principles. One person, possibly a security guard or official, is reaching out towards the banner, possibly indicating an attempt to intervene or communicate with the banner holders. The rest of the audience is seated and appears to be watching the situation unfold. The context is not fully clear but it seems to be a public event where this message is being conveyed.

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They tried to disrupt Parliament.

heatherherbert Dec 27, 2022 0

Not all terrorists live in the shadows, some own rocket companies, and provide fellow terrorists unhindered, “above-the-law” access to all…

The image shows a document with the text \"Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill [AS PASSED]\" at the top, indicating that it may be legislation related to the legal recognition of gender in Scotland. The text \"VETOED\" is stamped across the document in large red letters, suggesting that the bill has been rejected or disapproved by an authoritative body or official with the power to veto legislation. The rest of the text on the document is partially obscured by the veto stamp, so the specific contents of the bill are not visible in this image.

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Will Sunak veto the Gender Recognition Reform bill?

heatherherbert Dec 26, 2022 0

“Faith” as an imperative is a veto against science-in praxi, it means lies at any price. Friedrich Nietzsche After six…

The image shows a large building, The Scottish Parliment, at nighttime with illuminated windows. The architecture features a mix of curved and angular elements, with some parts of the building having what appears to be metal framework visible from the outside. A canopy-like structure covers an area in front of the building, likely indicating an entrance or a covered walkway, with lights casting a warm glow underneath it. The sky is dusky or possibly overcast. In front of the building, there is a street with no visible traffic at the moment, and a pedestrian area with bollards demarcating the edge of the sidewalk. There also appears to be a lone person standing under the canopy structure. The overall scene is quite peaceful and deserted, which is common for urban areas during nighttime hours. The style of the building suggests it might be a modern cultural, educational, or business facility.

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The democratic will

heatherherbert Dec 9, 2022 2

In their time in government, the … have run roughshod over Scotland’s democracy. Scottish Conservatives Today, we look forward to…

$This image features a photograph of a man in profile with his hand raised as if waving. Overlaid on the image is text that reads: \"Politics is war without bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed.\" Below this quote is a reference to \"Mao ZeDong | Dictator Quotes\" and the website \"www.geckoandfly.com.\" The image appears to be a quote poster or a graphic designed for sharing a poignant statement on politics and war, attributed to the said individual.$

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