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The SNP got the great George Washington on their side yesterday
The SNP got the great George Washington on their side yesterday. Flanked by his drummers and Jim Sillars and Alex Salmond, Washington - Actor John Bett - called on Scotland to declare its own independence. 2nd April 1992
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Daily Record
Mirrorpix
Scotland
Media ID 21690137
© Mirrorpix
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The SNP Enlists the Support of George Washington for Scottish Independence
EDITORS COMMENTS
. In this print from April 2nd, 1992, we witness a truly remarkable moment in Scottish politics. The Scottish National Party (SNP) managed to secure an unexpected ally in their quest for independence - none other than the great George Washington himself. Flanked by his loyal drummers and accompanied by prominent SNP figures Jim Sillars and Alex Salmond, actor John Bett dons the iconic costume of America's first president to deliver a powerful message: Scotland should declare its own independence. This striking image captures the fusion of history and contemporary politics as it showcases Washington's symbolic presence on Scottish soil. Dressed in elaborate fancy dress attire, complete with powdered wig and colonial-era clothing, Bett embodies the spirit of Washington with uncanny resemblance. His passionate call for self-determination resonates through time as he urges Scotland to break free from external control. The photograph serves as a testament to the enduring power of political symbolism and highlights how historical figures can be harnessed to inspire modern movements. It encapsulates both the pride in Scottish heritage and aspirations for an independent future within this snapshot from Scotland's political landscape during the 1990s. As we reflect upon this intriguing piece of history captured by Memory Lane Prints, it reminds us that even centuries-old icons like George Washington can find themselves at home amidst contemporary struggles for freedom and autonomy.
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