THOUSANDS turned out at a Believe in Scotland rally for Scottish independence in Glasgow on Saturday.
Yousaf spoke of the strength of the independence movement and vowed to continue to “fight for what we believe in”.Yousaf told the crowd: “The last 48 hours have been tough. They have been a shock for those of us in the independence movement and the
“When it comes to obstacles that come our way, just because obstacles are thrown in our way, are we going to pack up and go home?“We are going to fight for what we believe in. In the last few days they have said the independence movement is finished.Scottish Green MSP Greer also addressed the rally, saying: “We believe a change is possible, it will be the people who deliver change.“I’m more confident now than I’ve ever been that we are marching towards a day when our fate is in Scotland’s hands.
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