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'The policies of the Scottish executive, led by Jack McConnell, have demonstrated to me that there is no place for Christians in today's New Labour movement.' Ex Labour Cllr, Thomas Selfridge, 18 th March 2007. |
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'The policies of the Scottish executive, led by Jack McConnell, have demonstrated to me that there is no place for Christians in today's New Labour movement.' Ex Labour Cllr, Thomas Selfridge, 18 th March 2007. |
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George Jackman (alias Rev George Hargreaves) (Also standing in Glasgow Baillieston constituency) |
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| Scottish Christian Party, Proclaiming Christ's Lordship | ||
| The Scottish Christian Party is a fundamentalist party, which was formerly known as Operation Christian Vote. Its leader and founder calls himself the "Rev. George Hargreaves". He is a pentecostal minister, who was born as George Jackman in 1958 and educated at Woolverstone Hall School and Oxford University. According to the Sunday Times, the party was gifted £500,000 by a mystery donor in order to contest every seat at the 2007 Holyrood elections. The party states "We believe all government to be under the authority of God and that the purpose of government is the maintenance of freedom and justice solely in accordance with biblical principles." Recent electoral experience As Scottish Christian Party, Proclaiming Christ's Lordship: 2006 Westminster Parliament By-Election, Dunfermline & West Fife, 411 votes (1.19 %) As Operation Christian Vote, Proclaiming Christ's Lordship: 2005 Westminster Parliament Election, Na h-Eileanan An Iar, 1,048 votes (7.57 %) 2004 Westminster Parliament By-election, Birmingham Hodge Hill (England), 90 votes (0.4 %) 2004 European election, (First on OCV Scottish list) 21,056 votes for list (1.8 %) as a Referendum Party candidate: 1997 Westminster election, Walthamstow (England), 1,139 votes (2.84%) |
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2. Bob Graham (Also standing in Glasgow Shettleston constituency) |
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| Scottish Christian Party | ||
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David Johnston (Also standing in Glasgow Springburn constituency) |
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| Scottish Christian Party | ||
| David Johnston stood for the SNP three times but says "Now I see their lack of care for the family and the youth." Recent electoral experience | ||
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4. Isobel MacLeod (Also standing in Glasgow Kelvin constituency) |
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| Scottish Christian Party | ||
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5. Thomas Greig (Also standing in Glasgow Rutherglen constituency) |
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| Scottish Christian Party | ||
Recent electoral experience | ||
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6. Daniel MacAulay | |
| Scottish Christian Party | ||
Recent electoral experience | ||
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7. Archie Linnegan | |
| Scottish Christian Party | ||
Recent electoral experience | ||
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8. George Tassie | |
| Scottish Christian Party | ||
Recent electoral experience | ||
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9. John Cormack | |
| Scottish Christian Party | ||
Recent electoral experience | ||
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10. David Holmes | |
| Scottish Christian Party | ||
Recent electoral experience | ||
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11. Peter Logie | |
| Scottish Christian Party | ||
Recent electoral experience | ||
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12. John Gillies | |
| Scottish Christian Party | ||
Recent electoral experience | ||
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