Scotland’s Yes and No camps hit out at loyalist nazi thugs in Glasgow’s George Square
Activists on both Yes and No sides of the Scottish referendum campaign have slammed the “clearly orchestrated” violence by nazi-saluting loyalist thugs in Glasgow’s George Square on Friday night.
The Union Jack-waving crowd invaded the city’s main square early in the evening and launched attacks against Yes campaigners, including a Glasgow city councillor.
Eleven arrests have been made over the weekend following the shameful scenes and Police Scotland has pledged to track down other perpetrators.
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