Category: Articles
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Scottish Education: A Failure on Two Fronts
SLP Contributor Ross Gibson summarises the sad state of affairs in Scottish Education and questions the recent action of government officials. Scotland used to pride itself on having the best […]
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Fortifying the Firewalls
The Cult of Personality and a short lesson in online security. Places to speak freely on the internet are diminishing, and the new norm is for people to censor their […]
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Big Win for Alberta
Bamboozled bureaucrats in Canada SCRAMBLE after being challenged by local man over $1200 fine! Deena Hinshaw, Chief Medical Officer of Alberta, Canada has lifted the majority of Covid-related restrictions after […]
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Human Irrationality is an Argument For – Not Against – Free Markets
If everyone was irrational all of the time we would be in big trouble. You’d never know when someone was suddenly going to swerve off the road for no apparent […]
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They want to be one of The Elect in Holyrood Heaven
They want to be one of The Elect in Holyrood Heaven – but some questions need to be answered first by Ian Mitchell After Wednesday night’s uninformative television debate between […]
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Monumental May 6th Candidate Announcement
The Scottish Libertarian Party have once again reached another unprecedented landmark. On May 6th 2021 for the first time in Scottish history every member of the electorate will have the […]
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The Best Democracy Money Can Buy
The Scottish National Party bribed their way into power with a manifesto promise to scrap student debt. This was perhaps one of the most flagrant displays of bribocracy ever seen in contemporary […]
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Murder in Holyrood
A vicious and brutal assault was carried out in the Scottish Parliament yesterday resulting in a tragic and senseless death. The victim “Free Speech” lay lifeless on the floor of […]
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A Price Worth Paying?
What is the value of freedom? Throughout history it has been an ideal that wars have been fought over. A concept so important that our ancestors were willing to suffer […]
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Scots The Noo – People or Peasants?
Social historians tend to divide the past into two distinct periods: the time when most people were dependent on their masters for their identity and political opinions; and the later […]