Political Leader's Last Public Message
Alex Salmond, the former First Minister who led Scotland for seven years, passed away suddenly at the age of 69. His final public words included a powerful statement: "Scotland is a country not a county." Salmond, a lifelong independence campaigner, never wavered in his fight for Scotland's autonomy.
Final Tweets Before Passing
In a series of tweets posted just hours before his death, Salmond criticized SNP leader John Swinney and the decision to end Winter Fuel Payments for pensioners. He emphasized the importance of Scotland's status as a country and not a region, urging independent thinking and action.
Tributes and Legacy
Despite their past differences, John Swinney paid tribute to Salmond's dedication to Scotland's independence. Figures from across Scotland and the political world, including King Charles, Nicola Sturgeon, and Sir Keir Starmer, honored Salmond's legacy as a trailblazer in UK politics.
End of an Era
Alex Salmond will be remembered as one of the most prominent figures in UK politics, leaving behind a lasting impact from his decades of public service. His final words reflect his unwavering commitment to Scotland's identity and independence.
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