Ruffians on the streets
Our departed Lord Provost, famously called a “Sow’s Ear” by yet another more departed councillor really needs to come back down to earth and get in amongst the people she is supposed to be representing. Oh, I forgot, she did that and didn’t like it at all.
News from Lesley Hinds (aspiring Labour leader in the city) on her blog is that when she braved the storm of the minion public on Saturday to get people to sign up for the “Hands off the Sick Kids” campaign, in her own words, “many walked on by and in fact ignored you when you tried to speak to them about the campaign“. Why would she find this so strange. Picture it. Walking along Princes Street trying to get those new glasses at Black & Lizars before they close Shandwick Place for months for their silly tramkit. Coming towards you are four of the ugliest and most hated people in the city.
Hey SNP, Hands of the Sick Kids
As an unsuspecting shopper what would you do if they accosted you at the West End?
They didn’t even get their story right. Keiza says, “In fact lots of people were walking up to me and literally taking the petition out of my hand o sign it.” Hinds says “many walked on by and in fact ignored you when you tried to speak to them about the campaign” and Aitken says, “I have never before known so many folk wanting to sign a petition. There is a madness about this proposal.” The one thing they didn’t tell us was how many people signed the petition. Maybe the counting was just a little bit below them.
The silver lining is that they are highlighting an amazing cause started by patients’ families and which the Evening News is also supporting.
Now that these people have jumped on the publicity bandwagon maybe they can explain why it was in the last Parliament that the Health Secretary spent years trying to centralise services? A politician with two faces, surely not!
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