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Culloden

I’m walking on Culloden Moor, the site of the last pitched battle in the United Kingdom, which took place in April 1746. Today, this is a peaceful place, a memorial site, and there are just gentle breezes and birdsong to experience. But as you go around, you will see the markers of the graves ofContinue reading “Culloden”

Ailsa Gray, Geneva Speech

Scottish lawyer, Ailsa Gray, speech at the UN in Geneva, September 2025

Prof. Mark McNaught, Geneva Speech

Prof. Mark McNaught founder of the Scottish Sovereignty Research Group and associate professor and longtime teacher of U.S. history, political systems and law, University of Rennes, France.

Craig Murray, Geneva Speech

Former British Ambassador Craig Murray’s speech at the UN in Geneva, September2025

Prof. Alf Baird, Geneva Speech

Parts 1 – 2 of speech by Prof. Alf Baird at the UN in Geneva, September 2025. Prof. Alf Baird, Geneva Speech: Unveiling the Reality of Colonial Domination

Robert Black KC, Geneva Speech

Parts 1 – 3 of speech by Robert Black KC, Professor Emeritus of Scots Law, at the UN in Geneva, September 2025

Sara Salyers, Geneva Speech

Parts 1 – 3 of speech by Sara Salyers of liberation.scot at the UN in Geneva, September 2025

Scotland a Dependency not a Partner

Geneva speech by Ailsa Gray, BSc, LLB (Scots Law): Corporate lawyer / former Non-Executive Director of Highlands and Islands Enterprise [Images added added by way of illustration] Robert Black concluded that Scotland did not enter a voluntary partnership in 1707 but was annexed by a continuing English state – a corporate takeover in all butContinue reading “Scotland a Dependency not a Partner”

Letter from Sweden

There’s a brisk wind from the Baltic on the Southern tip of Sweden. Its subdued roar moans through the structures of our seaside hotel. We’ve arrived here for a bit of R & R. Sweden, is a geographically large nation but relatively small in terms of population. From our location on the southern tip of the mainland toContinue reading “Letter from Sweden”

Letter from Denmark: A Tale of Two Speeches

In the week before Christmas a relative of mine had a health scare. This meant several hospital visits, MRI scans, x-rays, blood tests, the list goes on. Prompt action by a competent medical staff at two hospitals saved the day. Observing the doctors and nurses, the ambulances, the technical equipment, I realised how vulnerable these facilities are.Continue reading “Letter from Denmark: A Tale of Two Speeches”