Aberdeen's Rot

People of the Granite City.

Rupert Lowe has exposed more rot in our Aberdeen.

Aberdeen City Council bends over backwards, offering guaranteed interviews to "New Scots."

While our people, born of this soil, queue for crumbs, while newcomers leapfrog to jobs and hope.

Poverty scars our land—20% of Scots languish below the breadline.

Child poverty in Aberdeen festers at 22%. Over 1/5th of the children trapped in want, yet the SNP does nothing.

Homelessness spirals, with families begging for shelter, up 22% in a single year, while the SNP still does nothing.

Our streets grow cold, our people grow desperate, and the SNP declares a housing emergency too late.

In 17 years, they’ve delivered 135,000 homes, they boast, but Aberdeen’s homeless children double in number.

The SNP’s obsession with mass immigration floods our towns, diluting the blood of our ancestors.

Ethnic Scottish identity—forged in battle, song, and struggle—erodes under their calculated tide.

They prop up "New Scots" with promises, while our children sleep in temporary hovels.

New Scots that endanger the women and children of our homeland.

The SNP claims compassion, yet 40,000 homeless applications pile up.

Our culture, our heritage, our very essence—they trade it all for a globalist mirage.

Mass immigration isn’t progress; it’s a weapon to wipe out who we are, who we’ve always been.

Aberdeen’s poor plead for help, but the SNP prioritizes foreigners over the sons and daughters of the Saltire.

They’ve slashed the housing budgets, axed a third of the funds, and left our people to rot in the cold.

Guaranteed interviews for "New Scots" mock the unemployed Scots, forsaken by his own government.

The SNP’s reign is a betrayal—a slow bleed of our nation’s soul for votes and virtue.

Is it too much to ask for a Scotland for Scots—where poverty is fought, not fostered, and identity is cherished, not crushed.

It's for reasons like this why I joined the @Homeland_Party.

To help enact the positive change that Remigration brings.

If you feel the same way as I do...then you should take a look at the Homeland Party too.