I think, they knew of arrests on the way
and all made sure they had a legal answer.


I mean some money spent on that
Battle Buss (Luxury MotorHome)
of course it was parked at his mums.

Sturgeon in 6 years https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...cdf9295437.jpg

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its a pity there are no local or main elections any time soon in Scotland

TRANS MOB AT IT AGAIN

Trans lives are not up for DEBATE Yousaf you TERF!!!

Police are thought to be investigating what happened to funds left to the SNP in supporters' wills, as the probe into the party's finances deepens.

Officers from Police Scotland are looking into £400,000 worth of bequests from recent years, including some which the Electoral Commission (EC) were informed of.

Specialist investigators are looking into exactly how the money left to Scotland's governing party was spent.

It comes after claims of financial mismanagement within the SNP dating back over the last five years.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknew...93cd4e3a&ei=15

which of the main culprits will squeal first, because the first one to spill the beans will get off lighter

We are up to £1million siphoned off now, I am sure that is the tip of the iceberg

Stealing money from dead people who left it in good faith is bottom of the barrel stuff

Bunch of Criminals

Is Scotland going off Humza Yousaf already?
 

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/976/cp...9.942.jpg.webp

If it wasn’t for bad luck, Humza Yousaf would have no luck. After hobbling over
the line in a brutal SNP leadership election, his tenure was instantly plunged
into chaos by a police probe into the party’s finances.

Now a nightmare poll suggests he is unpopular with both SNP voters and the
general public, and that the party is losing support among those in favour of
independence. Before Sturgeon quit, three-quarters of independence
supporters planned to vote SNP, a figure which is now below two-thirds.
Yousaf’s net favourability (29 per cent) is the same as Rishi Sunak’s, while his
net unfavourability (41 per cent) is just two points behind that of Scottish
Tory leader Douglas Ross.

The poll was commissioned by Scottish public affairs consultancy True North.
Rather awkwardly, True North is headed up by Fergus Mutch, Sturgeon’s
former chief spin doctor, and Geoff Aberdein, who was chief of staff to Alex
Salmond. Appearing today on the Holyrood Sources podcast of which
Aberdein is co-host, Professor Sir John Curtice gave a bracing assessment of
Yousaf’s polling performance:

"The SNP is losing the support of people who believe in
independence. The truth is that we are looking at a situation where a political
institution is in trouble, even though the cause for which it’s in favour isn’t in
trouble… Whatever was Nicola Sturgeon’s intention in resigning as leader she
has created a sequence of events whereby support for the SNP has gone
down."

Sir John Added

"In electing Humza Yousaf the SNP have created political
difficulties for themselves. For good or ill Mr Yousaf is not popular not just
within the wider Scottish public but the supporters. Only 45 per cent of 2019
SNP voters say they think favourably of him and this echoed what the opinion
polls were saying during the course of the leadership contest itself."

If Kate Forbes is working to bring down Humza Yousaf, she’s not doing half as
good a job as Humza Yousaf himself.

https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/...ousaf-already/

LT,
is that right you are stuck with him(Yousaf)
Until UK Oct-Nov General Election

The next election is due to be held on Thursday 7 May, 2026. So if he lasts till then this is the next time we can get rid of him forever.

No Change next year
in the General Election? Oct-Nov 2024


Labour must get more seats in Scotland
to take UK power

Humza is on BBC1HD Laura.


But it was recorded some days ago
Not Live

Nicola Sturgeon arrested amid SNP finances investigation

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/content/...eg?imwidth=600

Nicola Sturgeon has been arrested in the investigation into the SNP’s finances, Police Scotland have said.

This is a breaking story. More to follow.