by Gordon Craigie
IS IT DÉJÀ VU or Groundhog Day? For independistas like me, surely one of the most wearisome aspects of our continuing fight to restore Scotland’s independence is the absolute keich spouted by people who have no right to impose their opinion, never mind their will, on Scotland or the people of Scotland. From Tory clowns like de Pfeffel and the rest of his Lord Snooty chums we’ve come to expect, and accept, that their sense of entitlement will never change. But when previously seemingly sensible politicians like Jess Phillips start with the likes of, “I cannot see a circumstance where I would think that it would be better for Scotland to leave the United Kingdom” as part of her campaign to be the leader of the Labour party, just about the only polite response I can muster is, “Aye, right – what’s it got to do with you?”