An eight minute explanation of Scotland’s occupation

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By historian Stuart McHardy

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Stuart’s bite size history lesson gives the lie to Scotland’s “voluntary” Union with England.

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20 thoughts on “An eight minute explanation of Scotland’s occupation”

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  2. Well, that was very interesting, Stuart. I’d seen a map of the cantonments some months ago, and it was shockingly clear from the coverage that Scotland was under military occupation. Your last point regarding the swords was also of great interest.

    Thank you.

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    1. I saw a T.V program a few years back about a country house auction sale in the Southern Uplands. Among the items featured were two basket hilt swords, one of which bore that same motto. The prize item was a jewel of James the sixth vintage, one of only two in existence. I think the family name was Forbes and the sword was the one carried throughout the ’45. I do hope it was retained in a Scottish Collection, but that’s doubtful.

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    2. Still got that T-shirt!
      Proud to have been one of the transcribers on this project and good to see it getting more publicity at a time when details like the Occupation of Scotland might change a few people’s votesas they realise how we have been ntreated by the British Establishment.

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  4. Excellent video. Well done for taking on that neglected research. I thank you for the hard work and reminding me that so many Scots are dedicated to getting the truth out there.
    I only hope other Scots start to realise how much of their history has been hidden or distorted.

    The phrase I printed on the swords is a snap shot of the true feeling towards the Union.

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  5. reading between the lines i had always believed the uprisings of 15 and 45 were for independence. But sad to say BPC had a different agenda which was the rich English crown. If he had stopped at the Border we would have been a sovereign independent state…as borders were firming up all over Europe. I suspect Morey and others tried to tell BPC.

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  6. we can talk all day about whether we are in a de facto colony or a de iure one, what matters is that we can dissolve the union because we are a partner in it. That’s what gives us the power to dissolve it.

    if folk would spend their time focusing on dissolving the union in 15 months rather than debating the finer points of domestic law we’d be in a far better place.

    The basic impediment to independence is the UK Supreme Court. The minute our MPs dissolve the Union it ceases to have any effect. Because of the principle of dissolution both parties have joint and several liability and right regardless of their respective shares until matters are resolved. Enwani will be desperate to be the continuing state. They can only do that if we agree.

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      1. we can and that will be my pitch for Party President!

        it’s simply unacceptable to say in one breath we want independence now and in the next breath but not quite yet!

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  7. Thank you Stuart and the Society for your efforts. Anything who tells us it was a voluntary union of equals should be made to watch the video!

    “Prosperity to Scotland and no union.”

    As true today as it was then!

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  8. It is this quality of research that will help free us from the lies of the Scottish establishment, their colonial masters and many willing helpers, and move us forward to independence and a trulyScottish historiography.

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  9. Thanks. Was watching one of the many tour guides and his video was Edinburgh Castle. The Redcoat café I find quite cheeky and suggest a name change. Oh let’s do lunch in the Redcoat café said nae Scottish independence supporter ever. 😄

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  10. Links:

    Stennis Historical Society
    https://sites.google.com/site/stennishs/

    Twitter ( renamed X, now broken for non-users)

    nitter – for Twitter refugees:
    https://nitter.net/JacobiteTruth

    Stennis Historical Society on youtube:
    https://www.youtube.com/@StennisHS

    😉

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  11. Further resources:

    Informative 17 minute video :

    Research & Development of the British Army Cantonment maps (Scotland, 1746-56)

    😉

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  12. I wonder, ,could someone ask the legal establishment in Scotland. Many years ago my family members had their property stolen from them. Title deeds were then produced by the Scottish legal establishment claiming the property now belonged to someone else. Like many other people who suffered the same fate. We would like our property returned and compensation paid.
    Asking for an ancester

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  15. Yes – The UK toxic then and toxic now. No surprise there for this self serving regime which has a concept of itself that it does not merit. I can’t wait to see the back of the UK. Good riddance when we get Independence. Personally I’d rather be Scandinavian than British.

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