SNP's Legacy of Division in One Picture
This picture was taken at our hugely successful counter-demonstration at the Nationalist march through Glasgow on Saturday, 5 May 2018.
It sums up perfectly how the SNP's divisive brand of nationalism has torn apart a people who used to be proudly Scottish and British.
We countered their negative, anti-UK message with our positive message of UK unity. Unlike the nationalists, we believe the people of Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland are all part of one British family.
Some people say we should "just ignore them".
We disagree.
It is important that Unionists maintain a presence, of whatever size, at these events.
It reminds Nats, but more importantly it reminds us, that Scotland is British!
It reminds the rest of Scotland that there is another side to this matter. It reassures people that the Nats do not have the streets entirely to themselves.
That we cannot match their numbers is irrelevant.
The important thing is that we do something and that we have a presence no matter how large or small which stands for our cause.
Some people say we should organise a March and Rally of our own.
We say this...
At this stage, there is no reason for us to march for something that we already have! But we should, at least, stand for what we have. And if we can't stand for what we have, then what is the point in holding it?
If you would like to stand with us next time, please Volunteer. If you can't stand with us physically, then you can stand with us in spirit by donating.
We believe in taking this message right to the Nationalists at their own rallies. We will not allow Scotland's silent unionist majority to be intimidated ever again.
