Coll McCail

Coll McCail has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in May 2022. Resources collmccail has populated their site with include: • For fewer refugees there has to be fewer wars • Big Tech and the Myths of the Green Data Centre • World Cup 2026: How Fifa is publicly endorsing US imperialism | Middle East Eye • Good riddance to a Prime Minister who enabled genocide in Gaza • Scottish Nationalists Hang On to Power, Without Authority • Bombs and bullets are not a replacement for industry • Elections 2026: Soul searching for Scottish political identity - Red Pepper • The Forgettable Election • How the UK-US 'special relationship' made Westminster look impotent on world stage • Keir Starmer’s racket: echoes of the French Revolution • Lammy and Starmer seek to crack down after jury sab­ot­ages war machine • Scottish Labour is a party stuck in long-term decline | The Herald • Trump’s Venezuela Spectacle Shows US Empire Is in Decline | Novara Media • 'Ignored by their government, we can't let the hunger strikers die this Christmas' • Coll McCail | Substack • The Party Question in Unchartered Waters – Scottish Left Review • Scotland's first minister backed Israeli sanctions, but met with Airbnb while it promoted West Bank 'occupation tourism' • Mossmorran workers are the latest to be betrayed by government • Caledonian Paralysis • Frankly: Legacy Management In Parochial Scotland – Conter • Scotland is not for sale. Can someone tell the Scottish government? • This Genocide Belongs to Britain, Too • Keir Starmer's Palestine recognition speech was so full of colonial arrogance • Glasgow University accused of profiting from 'blood money' due to Gaza ties • “The Multipolar World: A Pact for the Future” • Behind the British State’s War on Kneecap • We're Still Out For Life • Cuba’s Cultural Resistance – Scottish Left Review • Fight Farage, but don’t support Swinney’s ‘unpopular front’ | Morning Star • Easter eggs trump child poverty in Scotland • 'Mainstream' Scotland must grow a backbone if it wants to counter Reform UK • Why Does FIFA Refuse to Sanction Israel? • Resisting the Work of the Gringos • Anti-Imperialism And Repression: Defending The Movement • Rebuilding Fortress Scotland • Liberalism’s Collapse: From Washington to Edinburgh • Twitter • Instagram • Keir Starmer, Anas Sarwar and why Labour has a Scotland problem • Scottish Nationalism's Industrial Crisis • Why the Commonwealth Games are the last thing Glasgow needs in 2026 • Scotland’s ‘generation Yes’ after a decade of disappointment • The Evaporating Protest Left – Scottish Left Review • How Britain Did(nt) Vote: Apathy runs deep, ignore it at your peril • The Starmer Tsunami? • Third-party candidates will hope voters deliver Independents’ Day • What is GB Energy Anyway? • Starmer’s Campaign: Preparing For Power, Ignoring The Problems | Conter • Surging student protests deserve our solidarity, not suppression • Scotland's Cartel Politics | Conter • The UK has stopped arms sales to Israel before – why won't it now? • The enemy within,’ then and now • The Palestinian Surgeon Burying Balfour’s Legacy • Journalistic freedom is on trial alongside Julian Assange • The (Un)Just Transition • Lessons From Rochdale | Conter • Why 2023 brought the end of Nicola Sturgeon's political consensus • Smoke And Mirrors In The Scottish Budget | Conter • Labour MPs must back the SNP's Gaza ceasefire motion | The Herald • Pro-Palestine marches are not about 'hate'. They are about history • From the Ashes of Left Populism – Scottish Left Review • Anti-war organisation is needed now more than ever • How The British State Fought Allende And Helped The Coup | Conter • Scotland's teachers and pupils are crying out for education reform • Operation Ajax: When Britain & The US Toppled Democracy In Iran | Conter • Defying Gravity: Reflections on the 2023 Cuba May Day Brigade • When Britain Sided With Franco | Conter • Under Sturgeon’s Shadow • When Socialists Fought Against Versailles | Conter • They’re right, this is Rigged • “A Tremendous Mess”: On the SNP Leadership Contest • Privatising Scotland’s Trees • Nicola Sturgeon and Scotland’s Unspoken Political Consensus • We inhabit purgatory. How do we get out? | Red Paper Collective • 2022 in Review | Morning Star • The Scottish Greens: The SNP’s Gardening Wing • At COP26 in Glasgow, the Spirit of “Red Clydeside” Inspires Protests for a Green New Deal • It’s Win or Die for Scottish Labour. So Why Is the Party Fighting to Lose? | Novara Media