SNP Infiltrate Local Schools to Manipulate Pupils
Posted on March 23, 2015 by Gordon Paterson
SNP activists have infiltrated local schools in a bid to brainwash pupils into supporting their political brand. This is among the latest revelations to emerge about the partys secret tactics for the forthcoming general election. At a meeting for party members held recently at the Murray Bar, a delegate told those assembled: Sterling work was being done by the SNP youth wing in all local schools.
The meetings were packed out at lunchtimes and this would be intensified during the election period as pester power from children could help persuade their parents to vote SNP.
The speaker went on to reveal that more teachers were getting converted to the cause, adding: We must remember that the youth are tomorrows voters and we should get them whilst they are young. Next a woman who claimed to be a teacher stood up and reported that in her school they had been showing children recordings of Westminster which, she says, the children found boring. She added: This process helps to put children off Westminster.
Local MP, Michael McCann, has now written to Lindsay Freeland, the Chief Executive of South Lanarkshire Council, asking him to investigate what he describes as a deeply disturbing, sinister and worrying report. He said: I am concerned and shocked by this development, as I am sure many parents will be too. People may remember that Linda Fabiani was criticised for befriending youngsters on Facebook, it doesnt take much imagination to join up the dots on their plans.
It is surely wrong for any political party to attempt to take advantage of impressionable children in this way. I would therefore call upon South Lanarkshire Council to carry out an investigation to ensure that children are not being manipulated in this way, that no education facilities are being used for political purposes and that employees of the council are not misusing their positions. I would also like to establish if parental approval had been sought or given for their children to attend these political rallies.
At the same meeting SNP activists also reported on their plans to target the elderly. One party member stated: They are specifically targeting the elderly, especially in East Kilbride as the population is aged. This is the group that they missed in the referendum and every effort will be made to mobilise them in person as this group cannot readily be reached on social media. We will be targeting tower blocks, churches and care homes specifically for this purpose.
Michael added: I have written a separate letter to the Chief Executive expressing my grave worries about these tactics. Political parties are entitled to contact people through legitimate means but I am concerned by the tone of their statements and their determination to target care homes. Elderly people in care homes are often vulnerable with multiple conditions and I want his reassurance that South Lanarkshire Council staff will be vigilant to ensure that nobody is harassed by the SNP and their supporters. I will also be writing a letter to all of the private care homes in the constituency to make them aware of this development.
I know that the SNP dont have any policies for a UK election but I have to confess that I am still shocked at their behaviour. But what everyone must also remember is this; while all of these matters were being discussed Linda Fabiani and their parliamentary candidate were both present and they didnt take exception to any of this strategy. This isnt what politics should be about and I abhor their tactics.
At the same meeting, in the Murray Bar on Thursday the 12th of March, SNP activists pledged to tarnish the reputation of local MP Michael McCann. Those attending were asked to prove their party credentials by being photographed holding an SNP sign.
The photographer was SNP MSP Linda Fabianis partner, Duncan McLean, who failed to secure the SNP nomination to contest the East Kilbride, Strathaven and Lesmahagow parliamentary seat.
Once that cursory ID check had been carried out, it was time to aim their vitriol at Michael McCann. One party member stated: We will be dishing the dirt on him during the campaign.
Those present were informed by the speaker that this attack on the MP will not come from the SNP itself, in order to maintain the illusion that the party are the good guys.
Instead, it was revealed that the Green Party or SSP, were being lined up to do the dirty deed.
Another speaker told the assembled activists that they are carrying out an investigation into common land that had been gifted to the people of East Kilbride and had now, he suggested, gone missing.
He claimed that this investigation will provide damning evidence of wrong doing by the Labour-controlled South Lanarkshire Council and that in turn would drag Michael into the concocted plot to tarnish the MPs name.
Reacting to these revelations Michael said: I find this utterly bizarre, I havent been an elected member of the council for nearly five years.
That said if the SNP have evidence of any wrong doing then they should immediately hand that evidence over to the proper authorities.
I have been a politician in East Kilbride for many years now and my record is transparent and unblemished.
However, it is clear that the SNP have a very simple plan. They have no ideas to create jobs, redistribute wealth or solve the problems of our struggling health service, so in order to camouflage that enormous policy deficit they intend to use a dirty tricks campaign.
I abhor their tactics and I will be focusing on the issues that will improve people lives.
