Conspiracy Corner – Dateline Scotland

August 31, 2009 in A Birthday With Shoes, Conspiracy Corner

ScotsmanAwrite!  Hou’s it gaun?  Whit’s this, ye speir at us? The maist o ye ken that this is whaur ah gie ye a haund wit things ye dinna kin an’ aw that.  It’s like feeding jujubes tae an elephant mind, but dinna fash yersel an’ haud yer wheesht, it’s nae borra.  Ma heid’s birlin with all this information, frae blootert blethering tae haggis-fueled havering.  In past columns ah’ve telt aboot aliens and cover-ups and killings an’ aw ither thing. The day it’s gony be all aboot Alba.

The following is attributed to that bawbag and alleged Scotsman Dennis Miller, who kens hee haw aboot hee haw:

“The biggest conspiracy has always been the fact that there is no conspiracy. Nobody’s out to get you.   Nobody gives a shit whether you live or die.  There, you feel better now?”


tin-foil-cat-bulletBishop of Motherwell Joseph Devine started a barnie during a 2008 lecture in Glasgow by saying that the bufties have launched a “huge and well-orchestrated conspiracy against Christian values,” and that they’ve aligned themselves with minority groups and holocaust survivors in a desperate bid for sympathy. Not taking any fucking shite from those poofs.  In response to a question about what to do when confronted with a child’s “mission to become homosexual,” the bishop said not on yir nellie, advising parents not to “tolerate that behaviour.”

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On March 13, 1996, this zoomer Thomas Hamilton took a pure maddy at the Dunblane Primary School. Armed to the teeth, he shot and killed 16 children and 1 teacher and injured many others before shooting himself. Suspicions regarding Hamilton’s activities with boys had been raised for years.  The police considered revoking his firearms license, but never did.  Many documents relating to the investigation – the Cullen Inquiry – were ordered sealed for 100 years, fueling suspicion that people high up in the Scottish government had something to hide, or that a coverup was being carried out on behalf of the Freemasons.   (The seal was lifted in 2005.)  NATO Secretary General Lord Robertson sued the Sunday Herald newspaper for reporting that he had used his influence with the Central Scotland Police to help Hamilton obtain his gun license, and then participated in a cover-up afterwards.  He won an apology and damages.  Tony Blair was accused of being part of a “clandestine pedophile ring” set up by Robertson to service “the British elite.”  Allegedly, many Labour MPs were known to be involved in child porn, and the CIA used this information to blackmail Blair into supporting the U.S. invasion of Iraq.   As the case led to more restrictive gun laws being passed, some believe that Hamilton was groomed for the massacre by shadowy groups such as the “Zionist Gun Control Lobby.” Sort of a Manchurian Cunt, you might say.

tin-foil-cat-bullet Speaking of freemasons, “Astronaut Brother” Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin was a Scottish Rite Mason. On September 16, 1969, Aldrin presented a Scottish Rite flag he had taken to the moon to “Grand Commander” Smith, the leader of the Masonic temple in Washington. D.C. Those space capsules were pretty small. Shouldn’t that space have been used for Tang or something? And where in fuck did he hide a sheep?

tin-foil-cat-bullet Scottish justice secretary Kenny MacAskill ignited a firestorm by releasing Abdel Basset Ali al-Megrahi, the sole person convicted in the 1988 Pan Am Flight 103 bombing over Lockerbie, Scotland that killed 270 people.  British Prime Minister Gordon Brown is also facing questions as to his role in the release, since he appears to have discussed the matter directly with Libyan leader Col. Muammar Qaddafi at the recent G8 summit in Italy.  Conspiracy theories about Lockerbie have raged for years.  It would be impossible to cover them all, but here’s a few:  The Iranians did it to avenge the accidental downing of one of their airliners by the U.S.S. Vincennes earlier that year.  Iran funded Palestinians or Syrians to avenge the downing of said plane.  The Libyans did it to avenge the 1986 U.S. bombings of Tripoli that killed Qaddafi’s adopted daughter, Hanna.  Or maybe the bombing stemmed from a CIA operation that allowed Syrians to traffic heroin in return for information on the locations of U.S. hostages.  The CIA allegedly prevented suitcases containing drugs from being screened by airport security.  Oops.  Bad idea.

tin-foil-cat-bullet Some Scots believe that the case against al-Megrahi’s was done up like the dog’s dinner.  Total keech.  This was ably described on this very site.  Concerns have been raised for years over the Scottish police’s handling of the investigation, including the possibly tainted identification of al-Megrahi by a key witness.  Sensitivities surrounding the Lockerbie investigation may have led to a cover-up of a major error committed by the Scottish Criminal Records Office that falsely implicated a female Detective Constable in another case.   But recent signs point to greed, not remorse over a possibly flawed conviction, as the reason for al- Megrahi’s release.  Some ba’ heid name of Lord Trefgarne who crys himself chairman of the “Libyan British Business Council” said that al-Megrahi’s release would pave the way for British oil companies to “pursue multibillion-dollar oil contracts with Libya.”  Fuck sake man. Qaddafi’s son Saif al Islam el-Qaddafi embarrassed British officials by flatly stating that Megrahi’s release was part of a business deal.  There is evidence that the sniveling Brits connived the Scots into doing their dirty work;  the U.S. has certainly focused its ire at Scotland.

tin-foil-cat-bulletMore than 125,000 photos and videos were seized when the largest Scottish pedophile conspiracy in history, involving more than 200 offenders, was rummelled.  The jury was presented with evidence that they had procured children as young as three months old from unsuspecting friends and then shared them with other members of the ring.  The defendants included several men from Glasgow, one of whom was a civil servant, another a former Church of Scotland Elder.  One of the baddies, Colin Slaven, had a year added to his sentence for contempt of court for showing up totally pished during the trial.  Fucking moroculous.  Not the full shilling this cunt, know what I’m saying.   He was mad wi’ it.  Right smeekit he was.

tin-foil-cat-bulletFrank McAvennie, a former Scottish footballer (which I think in Scotland means beach volleyball player), was accused of being part of a 4-man conspiracy to deal a queer lot of ecstacy and amphetamines. The police said that he was observed with the other defendants collecting and transporting the drugs. McAvennie‘s defense was that he was just meeting his mates to play golf.  Pure dead brilliant. Aye, the golf, Scotland’s curse upon the world (though opinions vary), sport of plonkers and choobs. If the cunt’s a git, ye must acquit.


If ye wanna put a quaisten on me or just share some clishmaclaver,  clark me a post at renesance1 (at) gmail (dot) com.  Till next time, ma mukkers, remember that it’s better to be happy than wise.  That’s me away!


Image via www.fife50megs.com, with a valuable Photoshop assist from Nina Hagen.

  • http://wordsmoker.com/help/members-3/anonymous/ Because Sexus, Plexus and Nexus

    Yer a brammer, Sance.

  • http://wordsmoker.com/help/members-3/curly-q-tips-2/ Curly Q Tips

    You work well under covers!

  • http://wordsmoker.com/help/members-3/viruswithshoes/ VirusWithShoes

    Fuckin’ heid the baw, nae danger!

  • http://wordsmoker.com/help/members-3/viruswithshoes/ VirusWithShoes

    And for those not in the know – the patios displayed above is accurate to a Irvine Welshy degree.

    Which is frightening.

  • http://wordsmoker.com/help/members-3/lipsticklibrarian/ LipstickLibrarian

    This was a real kick in the head. Sorry, “heid.”

    @VWS: I read the comments before the post then was puzzled by the lack of any reference to a patio, or even a deck or a porch. I’ve concluded that “patios” is a Scottishism related not at all to the US American English word.

  • http://wordsmoker.com/help/members-3/chillbearlatrigue/ Chillbear Latrigue

    It’s been a while since we’ve had a CC. I forgot how much I loved these. I had to close the door to my office to read the beginning out loud to be able to understand it. Excellent.

    @LsL: Maybe a typo of patois?

  • http://wordsmoker.com/help/members-3/bigleggedwoman/ BigLeggedWoman

    Aside from the fact that I would need to buy a fancy translatin’ machine to comprehend this (or perhaps I’ll rent a Scotman for this purpose) – quite entertaining!

    LL: haven’t you met Virus’ Irish cousin, Paddy O’Furniture?

  • http://wordsmoker.com/help/members-3/lipsticklibrarian/ LipstickLibrarian

    @Chill: Yes, sugar, that’s what I was getting at in my roundabout way.

    @BLW: OMG, I can’t believe I didn’t think of that. Thanks for the giggle.

  • http://wordsmoker.com/help/members-3/lawyergay/ lawyergay

    Wow. Having dabbled in the most wanker-like dilletantish fashion with incorporating some Scottish nonsense into my post, I am, frankly, in awe of this virtuoso performance.

  • http://wordsmoker.com/help/members-3/chillbearlatrigue/ Chillbear Latrigue

    @LsL: God damn it. I hate being the helpful guy that ends up ruining the joke.

  • http://wordsmoker.com/help/members-3/ninahagen/ Nina Hagen

    Can I borrow some of your free time?

  • http://wordsmoker.com/help/members-3/lipsticklibrarian/ LipstickLibrarian

    @Chill: ‘salright. You make one hell of a straight man.

  • http://wordsmoker.com/help/members-3/renesance/ Rene Sance

    Thanks, all! I’m glad you enjoyed it.

    The thing of it is, I’m flying out to my mother’s tomorrow and I can’t stop saying “cunt.”

  • http://wordsmoker.com/help/members-3/korainhell/ korainhell

    Damn. This is impressive work. Very impressive indeed. Both in linkage and lingo. Well done.

    I’m not surprised, mind you, but the sheer insanity of Scottish conspiracy theory is still rather overwhelming.

    I’d forgotten about Bishop Devine. (Really, is there a more gay camp name than Bishop Devine? I think not.)

    Also the simple photo tag “Scotsman” is a nice touch.

  • http://wordsmoker.com/help/members-3/renesance/ Rene Sance

    Listen up, Americans:

    “Hello! How are you? What’s this, you ask me? Most people know that this is where I give you a hand (help you) with things you don’t understand and such. It involves a lot of effort with very little reward, mind you, but don’t worry and just be quiet, it’s no bother (for me to explain things to you). My head’s spinning with all this information, from drunken gossiping to haggis-fueled nonsense. In past columns I’ve discussed aliens, cover-ups, killings, and everything else. (But) today all the items are about Scotland.”

    Doesn’t work nearly as well in plain English, does it?

  • http://wordsmoker.com/help/members-3/voxpopuli/ VoxPopuli

    Ah, and translation too! Well done.