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If you "mr mcruffian" can possibly supply reasons as to why we should bend over to this type of propaganda, I'll be happy to debate.

Propaganda ?? The source of the story is from a snp councillor,are you suggesting she is telling lies,something you say the snp dont do.

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Propaganda ?? The source of the story is from a snp councillor,are you suggesting she is telling lies,something you say the snp dont do.

The source could have been anybody and you'd still swallow swallow. Are you sure you're not a Rangers fan ?

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Propaganda ?? The source of the story is from a snp councillor,are you suggesting she is telling lies,something you say the snp dont do.

Are you sure Kev?

My understanding was that she resigned from the party last month citing "irreconcilable differences" over MSP selection. I assume she wasn't picked.

Has she now rejoined & resigned again for a different reason?

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Are you sure Kev?

My understanding was that she resigned from the party last month citing "irreconcilable differences" over MSP selection. I assume she wasn't picked.

Has she now rejoined & resigned again for a different reason?

The snp failed to deal with her complaint hence the "irreconcilable differences"reason for quitting.

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The snp failed to deal with her complaint hence the "irreconcilable differences"reason for quitting.

She didn't mention any complaint re racism when she resigned last month.

As I said above, at that time she resigned over "irreconcilable differences over MSP selection"

I ask again, has she rejoined the party and resigned for a second time?

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Could say the same for you,anyone has a go at the snp its all union lies.

If someone has a legitimate concern then fair enough. As it is... You were playing the but but SNP bad line like you usually do, followed with a link from a unionist newspaper. At least it wasn't your usual Daily Heil links. Can you provide us with some proof that the story isn't complete horse shit like they usually are ?

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She didn't mention any complaint re racism when she resigned last month.

As I said above, at that time she resigned over "irreconcilable differences over MSP selection"

I ask again, has she rejoined the party and resigned for a second time?

Not according to her.

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Ah so there we have it.

Claims of racial abuse within the party dismissed out of hand as 'sour grapes' by a cybernat.

What a shower.

Without evidence of the abuse and the SNP reaction to said abuse there's no other way to assess the situation. Especially when she quit for entirely different reasons not one month previous. Typical unthinking cyber britnat

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The only busted flush i see is the certain people in the snp who dont like non scottish people organizing scottish themed events even when that person is a snp councillor.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/596934/SNP-email-Yen-Hongmei-Jin-chinese-quits

Can you imagine the field day the media would have if the SNP endorsed a Chinese Burns Night? Bullying to the extreme!

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Did u actually read the article you oxymoron

Did you even read the story or just the headline and class it as lies as you can see plenty of reports on the issue and its been reported to the police scotland.

http://www.thecourier.co.uk/news/politics/scotland-s-only-chinese-snp-councillor-quits-party-over-racist-attack-email-1.893831

http://m.scotsman.com/news/politics/top-stories/chinese-snp-councillor-quits-amid-racism-claims-1-3852813

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/scotlands-only-chinese-snp-councillor-6218900

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You put the triangle shape through the triangular window Kev

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Response from Emma Harper Convener &
Henry McClelland Vice Convener
of Dumfriesshire SNP Constituency Association on the Councillor Yen Hongmei Jin story in todays Scotsman sent to papers.

Dear Editor,
In response to last week’s press coverage, the Executive of the SNP Dumfriesshire Constituency Association, which represents the five local SNP branches and over a thousand local members, writes to clarify some points. We were never made aware of a “racially abusive email” that is alleged to have been sent by an un-named individual to Councillor Yen Hongmei Jin in February 2015. We still have not seen it and only know what Cllr Jin has given to the press.

The CA deplores racism. If the CA received evidence of racism by a member, the CA would report it to the Party's National Secretary, in accordance with Party rules. Councillor Jin did not bring this to the attention of the CA, in spite of attending two meetings since she said she received this email. Nor did she alert her colleagues in the SNP council group. However after she received this alleged email in February she had a letter published in the May edition of SNP Magazine Independence praising the party's approach to equality and announcing her intention to seek a seat in parliament.

We are saddened that Cllr Jin chose to take this matter to the press only after she failed to pass the candidate assessment for potential parliamentarians. The assessment process for Holyrood is conducted nationally and the local party has no role in it. We know however that it is tough, in order that the best candidates progress to the next stage. Many hard-working activists, including SNP councillors, fail to get through the process. Those who fail are given feedback and often go on to pass candidate assessment at a later date. Many who do pass are from ethnic minorities and become successful parliamentarians such as Humza Yousaf MSP and Tasmina Ahmed Sheik MP.

When Cllr Jin failed the assessment she resigned from the SNP and attacked the party in the media. Three weeks later, Cllr Jin has again approached the media, this time accusing SNP colleagues of bullying and racism without evidence. If she received a racist email from one un-named individual we condemn that unequivocally. But one rogue individual does not represent the party locally or nationally.

The CA is concerned that last week’s press coverage reflects unfairly on our hard-working, committed local membership, which is made up of people from many nationalities and backgrounds. Many of our activists have spent their whole lives fighting racism and will continue to do so. There should be no place in Scotland for racism.

Yours sincerely,

Emma Harper Convener,
Henry McClelland Vice Convener
on behalf of Dumfriesshire SNP CA

Two sides to every story.I know Jen and she's a wrong'un

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Kevthedee is suddenly a friend of the Chinese when it suits him.

Interesting.

Response from Emma Harper Convener &

Henry McClelland Vice Convener

of Dumfriesshire SNP Constituency Association on the Councillor Yen Hongmei Jin story in todays Scotsman sent to papers.

Dear Editor,

In response to last week’s press coverage, the Executive of the SNP Dumfriesshire Constituency Association, which represents the five local SNP branches and over a thousand local members, writes to clarify some points. We were never made aware of a “racially abusive email” that is alleged to have been sent by an un-named individual to Councillor Yen Hongmei Jin in February 2015. We still have not seen it and only know what Cllr Jin has given to the press.

The CA deplores racism. If the CA received evidence of racism by a member, the CA would report it to the Party's National Secretary, in accordance with Party rules. Councillor Jin did not bring this to the attention of the CA, in spite of attending two meetings since she said she received this email. Nor did she alert her colleagues in the SNP council group. However after she received this alleged email in February she had a letter published in the May edition of SNP Magazine Independence praising the party's approach to equality and announcing her intention to seek a seat in parliament.

We are saddened that Cllr Jin chose to take this matter to the press only after she failed to pass the candidate assessment for potential parliamentarians. The assessment process for Holyrood is conducted nationally and the local party has no role in it. We know however that it is tough, in order that the best candidates progress to the next stage. Many hard-working activists, including SNP councillors, fail to get through the process. Those who fail are given feedback and often go on to pass candidate assessment at a later date. Many who do pass are from ethnic minorities and become successful parliamentarians such as Humza Yousaf MSP and Tasmina Ahmed Sheik MP.

When Cllr Jin failed the assessment she resigned from the SNP and attacked the party in the media. Three weeks later, Cllr Jin has again approached the media, this time accusing SNP colleagues of bullying and racism without evidence. If she received a racist email from one un-named individual we condemn that unequivocally. But one rogue individual does not represent the party locally or nationally.

The CA is concerned that last week’s press coverage reflects unfairly on our hard-working, committed local membership, which is made up of people from many nationalities and backgrounds. Many of our activists have spent their whole lives fighting racism and will continue to do so. There should be no place in Scotland for racism.

Yours sincerely,

Emma Harper Convener,

Henry McClelland Vice Convener

on behalf of Dumfriesshire SNP CA

Two sides to every story.I know Jen and she's a wrong'un

do you have a reason for her being a wrong un other than she dared to leave the snp and then have a go at them

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