Recently the popular petition to name the new M8 bridge in Glasgow after Kriss Donald got shutdown by media pressure. They do not want people to remember Kriss was a victim of anti-White racism.

Never ones to give up the fight for truth and justice we have relaunched the petition here on our own website.

https://www.patrioticalternative.org.uk/kriss_donald_bridge_petition

The petition to name the bridge after an asylum seeker who was not the victim of a racist attack is still up and being endorsed by the mainstream media.

Our original petition had almost 5000 signatories. We need your help to get that support up again. This time they won't be able to stop us and bring it down. Let's show those who want to silence the voice of our people that we will not tolerate it any more.

Sign the petition and help us persuade Glasgow City Council to finally honour the memory of Kriss Donald.

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The PA flag was once again raised to the roof of the nation as one of our activists climbed the mighty Ben Cruachan in some very tricky conditions. Carrying on with our Fitness Club motto of "Embrace the Struggle," the low cloud and drizzle were not enough to prevent our flag being displayed on the summit cairn at 1126m.

On this day in 1297 a Scots army under William Wallace and Andrew Moray defeated a English army in the Battle of Stirling Bridge. The English army made a tactical mistake by instead of taking the advice of a Scots knight to cross a ford two miles up stream of the bridge, where many men could cross at the one time.They decided on a frontal attack across the narrow bridge where only two horsemen could ride side by side. The Scots waited until a portion of the army was across the bridge then attacked from the heights of Abbey Craig. The Scots seized the bridge cutting off reinforcements and trapping maybe 2000 English troops, most of whom perished. Though the English army still had a strong force on the other side of the bridge and could have held the forth, their confidence was shattered and the commander the Earl of Surrey fled south to Berwick leaving only a garrison in Stirling castle , handing control of the lowlands to Wallace and his troops. After the battle Wallace was made the Guardian of Scotland.

Also on this day in 1997 another event took place that would change the future of Scotland. On the 11th of September 1997, a referendum was held on Scottish devolution. The pre-legislative referendum over whether there was support for the creation of a Scottish Parliament with devolved powers, and whether the Parliament should have tax-varying powers. The result was "Yes–Yes": a majority voted in favour of both proposals, and the Parliament was established following an election in 1999. Turnout for the referendum was 60.4%.

The referendum was a Labour Party manifesto commitment and was held in their first term in office after the 1997 UK general election, under the provisions of the Referendums (Scotland and Wales) Act 1997. It was the second referendum held in Scotland over the question of devolution, the first being in 1979, and is to date the only major referendum to be held in any part of the United Kingdom where voters were asked two questions

Sturgeon yet again shows her true colours by attacking the use of the word "woke" to criticise people who have views that differ from the position being pushed by the elites and minorities.

We can expect to see much more of the degenerate agenda being pushed if Sturgeon gets her way . She is determined it seems to make in her view the most "equal" woke nation in the world. She says she wants equality for all but she wants to silence any views that disagree with hers.

Equality is not what she is putting in place, she is creating a nation where some minorities will have a larger say in things than the general population. A nation where the policies she is pushing through will have a harmfull effect on our children

Very convenient for the Scottish government that there is no way to back up the messanger apps they use. So once they delete them they are gone forever. A very useful thing if you are upto no good and want to hide it.

Earlier this year it was found that the Scottish government was holiding meetings by telephone with interested parties and lobbyists to get round having to report and document the contents of those meetings and who attended

It appaers that the Scottish government is doing its best to create a veill of secrecy around its actions.