Thomas Kerr

Because as soon as you do that, you play into the hands of John Swinney and of Keir Starmer, who do not want to speak about massive, uncontrolled illegal migration.

There's two points here – firstly, turning up at someone's door is wrong. Do not do that, do not target people.

Your voice is your power, so go out and use your voice, but do not turn to fists.

I stay in these communities, I see it first-hand myself and what I’ve always said to people is peaceful protest is the way to try and do this.

But the second thing that we’re seeing in working class communities, particularly across Glasgow, is an anger towards a political establishment that has used communities as dumping grounds for people who’ve come here illegally – that’s how…

As soon as you do that, you lose all argument.

There’s two points here – firstly, turning up at someone’s door is wrong. Do not do that, do not target people.

People have to be very careful what they listen to and why is it they’re going to protest.

I think people need to be very careful about the information they get online.

The city feels as if it’s at breaking point and that’s now coming to a head because the political establishment, in particular, have ignored working class communities for far too long.

Congratulations Councillor Fiona McDermott who will be an amazing local champion for Larkhall.

Across the central belt our forgotten working-class communities have finally found their voice.

Reform have just won our second by-election victory in Scotland.

The City Chambers might not like me, but they should be prepared for a large group of common sense champions from Reform elected next May.

It’s up to those failing charlatans in the City Chambers to explain to Glaswegians why they prioritise strangers over them – not me.

Susan Aitken and the entire Glasgow political establishment are simply reiterating to the public just how arrogantly out-of-touch they remain with our working-class communities.

Only Reform UK will restore justice back to our streets, make sure that crime pays and will detain and deport those who have came here illegally. It’s time to put the people of Glasgow first, and only Reform UK will do that.

Mass illegal migration is pushing our city to breaking point, enough is enough.

However, questions need to be asked about the anti-British, anti-monarchist poem read out by the National Theatre of Scotland.

I have an idea that the Cabinet Secretary could sign up to immediately, that will support plenty of hard-working parents, many of whom are in work but remain in poverty, and that is to cut tax.

I encourage people to go out and protest.

I don’t think [that]. Absolutely not. I’ve been reported loads of times for a hate crime and I’ve got away with it.

Send a very clear message to the government that mass uncontrolled illegal migration is putting our country at a breaking point, enough is enough.

Do not vandalise, do not incite racism and do not show violence.

Go out and protest. Go out and make your voice heard. We have a fantastic tradition in this country of freedom of speech and freedom of expression.