617:, thus depriving the SNP of a majority at Holyrood. Explaining his decision, Sillars said he believed Baillie was "a very impressive member of Parliament" and that he had been impressed with her performance on the Holyrood committee scrutinising the Government's unlawful probe into sexual misconduct allegations into Alex Salmond. "She was a stand out on that committee," he said. "I would prefer her in the parliament to a clone on the backbenches. I don't think there is any doubt she is an asset to the parliament. My concern, in donating to Jackie Baillie, was to have a very able person in parliament. I didn't want someone with considerable ability to disappear." When asked if his donation could have helped Baillie win and ultimately deprived the SNP of an outright majority, Sillars responded: "If that was a consequence of it, so be it." Responding to the revelations, Tony Giugliano, the SNP candidate whom Baillie defeated at the election, said: "Mr Sillars has more in common with Jackie Baillie than he does with the SNP these days - so I'm not surprised. It's only a matter of time before he's asked to be the frontman for the next
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641:. He said: "I think is a profoundly undemocratic organisation which has shown a callous disregard for people, in Portugal, Spain and Greece for example. They've been willing to make people destitute - beggar nations - in pursuit of a single policy to create a United States of Europe irrespective of whether the people want it."
455:. At that election the SLP had nominated a mere three candidates (including Sillars who was attempting to hold on to his South Ayrshire seat). Only Sillars came remotely close to winning and it was this failure to secure a meaningful share of the vote that prompted the decision to disband nearly two years later.
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was going on. In an open letter, he wrote: "The prime objective of the independence movement is not to hold a referendum now, but to create an overwhelming majority for independence. Only when that is achieved do we want a referendum, because that will be one we can win. That is not the case today."
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programme: "Devolution has parochialised
Scottish politics and marginalised Scotland at Westminster. I would challenge any of your listeners. Turn to your partner, wife, friend and say 'name me 12 Westminster members of parliament' and they'll be hard pushed to do that. Not because they're dummies,
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of the Labour Party. It was at this time that
Sillars made his famous comment that "Scotland has too many ninety-minute patriots whose nationalist outpourings are expressed only at major sporting events". This comment proved the beginning of a break with the SNP leadership; the leader at the time,
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podcast that he had not voted for them "for a long time". He said: "I didn't join Alba, and I won't join Alba. Alba and the SNP means the movement is split, and a split movement will not win. I'm hoping a change of leadership in the SNP is going to happen and I'm staying in the SNP, hoping to
660:'s suggestion that the UK would no longer have access to trading with the EU's free market. "There's actually no reason to believe that if the United Kingdom comes out of the European Union, there will be any problem in us trading with the EU as we're doing at the moment," he told
451:(SLP). The formation of the SLP was inspired primarily by the failure of the then Labour Government to secure a Scottish Assembly with strong executive powers. Sillars threw himself into establishing the SLP as a political force, but ultimately it collapsed following the
571:, however, shut down Sillars claims: "Jim's view is clearly not shared by the membership. Our National Council voted overwhelmingly by over 300 to 6 for the clear and constructive Yes, Yes strategy. The alternative that Jim seems to support is the politics of despair."
471:; who had encouraged him to join. Along with the 79 Group and the former SLP members in the SNP, Sillars started to shape the SNP as a clearly defined, left-of-centre party. Policies adopted included the support of a non-payment scheme in relation to the
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Sillars recently called for independence to be 'deprioritised' – and donated cash to keep Scotland under Westminster control. Any claims he has to support independence are contradicted by his own words and deeds."
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had won it for the SNP in a by-election fifteen years previously, in 1973), but
Sillars won a dramatic victory over Labour's Bob Gillespie. A Labour press officer drafted from London for the campaign later recalled
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Scottish media hardly gives them any coverage from a Westminster point of view, so the people in the big league, they don't really count." In a 2019 interview with
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Butcher Scotland's Future: The Case Against the S.N.P. Together With an Argument for Reform at All Levels of Government
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and company, which is to try to drive people into the Remain side through unjustified fear". Sillars also dismissed SNP MP
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insists it will strengthen the Union", adding "Abstention is the best form of contempt". SNP chief executive
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influence people, saying 'look, we've got to have a rapprochement with the people who left to join Alba.'"
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that he was "extremely disappointed" in Sturgeon for "adopting the same tactic as
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1440:"Brexit vote: Jim Sillars criticizes Scottish National Party for 'remain' stance"
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1465:"Scottish independence: Jim Sillars says Labour 'could lead post yes Scotland'"
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1623:"Scotland reacts as Alex Salmond launches new independence political party"
1353:"Jackie Baillie handed £2000 by SNP's Jim Sillars before Holyrood election"
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In Place of Fear II: A Socialist Programme for an Independent Scotland
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Sproat), a carpet weaver. He was educated at Newton Park School and
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Road to Referendum: The Essential Guide to the Scottish Referendum
298:(born 4 October 1937) is a Scottish politician and campaigner for
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No Turning Back: The Case for Scottish Independence within the
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1649:"Jim Sillars: 'I haven't voted for the SNP for a long time'"
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Mitchell, James; Hassan, Gerry, eds. (2016). "Jim Sillars".
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2016 United Kingdom European Union membership referendum
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revealed that Sillars had donated £2,000 to Labour MSP
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Unlike his wife, Sillars called for abstention on the
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1486:"'Day of reckoning' post-Yes vote, says Jim Sillars"
1417:"Row over Sturgeon's Brexit 'Tory takeover' warning"
1018:"My favourite read of 2021 – the Jim Sillars memoir"
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1122:"The Govan By-Election: Thirty Years On"
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746:Following the defeat of the SNP in the
272: 1981; died 2014)
1195:"Time To Convert Those 80-Minute Nats"
1063:"Sillars – the rebel with a new cause"
825:No. 34, Summer '89, pp. 14 – 16,
816:, Scottish National Party, August 1988
1378:"Jim Sillars to campaign for EU exit"
895:Scottish National Party (SNP) Leaders
814:and How we face the Challenge of 1992
686:2014 Scottish independence referendum
426:1971 Stirling and Falkirk by-election
368:from 1956 to 1960, before becoming a
152:19 March 1970 – 7 April 1979
7:
1569:Paterson, Kirsteen (15 March 2022).
1016:Crawford, Stuart (13 January 2022).
972:Breakaway: The Scottish Labour Party
748:2024 United Kingdom general election
314:to 1976. He founded and led the pro-
1524:Worstall, Tim (12 September 2014).
1484:Bradley, Jane (12 September 2014).
1397:Record reporter (21 January 2016).
1262:. Glasgow, Scotland. 21 August 1997
1061:Cunningham, Jennifer (6 May 1980).
561:1997 Scottish devolution referendum
416:) that argued passionately against
332:in 1980 and later served as MP for
2566:Former Scottish National Party MPs
1505:Bennett, Asa (12 September 2014).
1309:"Sillars calls for Swinney's exit"
1120:Landin, Conrad (16 January 2019).
838:, Vagabond Voices, Glasgow, 2014,
14:
1647:Staff reporter (6 October 2021).
1621:Davidson, Peter (26 March 2021).
1351:Richards, Xander (3 March 2022).
611:2021 Scottish Parliament election
3223:British political party founders
1719:Parliament of the United Kingdom
984:Cusick, James (24 August 1992).
974:(Edinburgh: EUSPB, 1978), p. 14.
668:Scottish independence referendum
447:In 1976 Sillars led a breakaway
2501:2024 Scottish government crisis
1325:Hutcheon, Paul (3 March 2022).
806:No. 6, Autumn 1981, p. 34
778:No. 1, Winter 1977, p. 4,
701:another independence referendum
438:Don't Butcher Scotland's Future
414:Don't Butcher Scotland's Future
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16:Scottish politician (born 1937)
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1595:Wilson, Louise (7 July 2023).
1256:"SILLARS RAP FOR DEVO 'FRAUD'"
1193:Brown, Rob (8 February 2019).
393:Labour Party and SLP breakaway
382:Scottish Trades Union Congress
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1543:Gordon, Tom (15 March 2022).
1226:Kemp, Arnold (23 July 2000).
958:(Ayr: Ayr Labour Party, 1968)
954:Eadie, Alex and Jim Sillars,
936:Kemp, Jackie (1 March 2011).
771:, Ayr Labour Party, Ayr, 1968
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2486:Scottish National Party MEPs
1673:Bews, Lynsey (9 July 2024).
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864:"Mr Jim Sillars (Hansard)"
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1036:"Jim Sillars to join SNP"
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752:John Swinney's leadership
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1814:Scottish National Party
1281:McLeish, Henry (2013).
1228:"High noon for Swinney"
1172:. Biteback Publishing.
1042:. 5 May 1980. p. 9
919:"THEY"VE HAD YOUR VOTE"
897:. Biteback Publishing.
465:Scottish National Party
459:Scottish National Party
330:Scottish National Party
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1166:Hassan, Gerry (2016).
551:) started this break.
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2108:Parliamentary leaders
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489:Scottish independence
453:1979 general election
449:Scottish Labour Party
348:Early life and career
319:Scottish Labour Party
300:Scottish independence
3168:Scottish republicans
2821:Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh
2522:Politics of Scotland
2279:Leadership elections
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1735:Member of Parliament
1094:. Cargo Publishing.
750:, Sillars described
740:Politically Speaking
406:Member of Parliament
352:Sillars was born in
340:. He was married to
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88:Member of Parliament
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2729:Roseanna Cunningham
2117:Scottish Parliament
1287:. Luath Press Ltd.
1207:on 31 December 2019
836:In Place of Fear II
705:Russo-Ukrainian War
555:Scottish Parliament
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374:Fire Brigades Union
328:Sillars joined the
1473:. 23 January 2014.
1386:. 21 January 2016.
1067:The Glasgow Herald
1040:The Glasgow Herald
925:. 8 February 2008.
812:European Community
767:(with Alex Eadie)
631:British withdrawal
580:BBC Radio Scotland
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1179:978-1-78590-123-2
923:Cumnock Chronicle
904:978-1-78590-123-2
868:api.parliament.uk
844:978-1-908251-30-5
688:, Sillars said: "
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481:Margaret Thatcher
442:Scottish Assembly
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