Thread by @Basil_TGMD

In honour of Humza Yousaf deciding to step down as an MSP at the next election.

I thought I'd take this opportunity to look back on some of the highlights of Humza's career

Feel free to add your own in the thread below🧵

Never one to shy away from calling absolutely everyone and everything bigoted and/or racist.

Humza couldn't help himself when it came to pointing out how infuriated he was that so many WHITE people important jobs in Scotland, a 95% WHITE country.

He also signed into law the authoritarian HATE CRIME BILL which effectively made it illegal to purposefully call a transwoman a man. Cue massive protests, it also pushed JK ROWLING to break the law proving it's ridiculousness

On the first day the HATE CRIME BILL came into force, HUMZA's very own "WHITE SPEECH" was the most reported hate incident. He then went on to say that anyone reporting his speech to the police for racism were in fact "FAR RIGHT"

This episode resulted in a huge backlash against HUMZA from all corners of Scotland including this particular favourite of mine by one @NiallFraser8

Again, not one to shy away from calling everybody he doesn't like bigoted, Humza also called the entire Conservative Party 'Institutionally Islamophobic'

Before we get on to more of his terrible behaviour, how can we not include this 🤣

in case you haven't worked it out yet, he really has a problem with white people.

And don't forget the time he sent Scottish Taxpayer money over to UNRWA the controversial organisation with multiple alleged links to Hamas

Speaking of which @ch_talks_to raised some very pertinent questions about Humza's actions on the ay of October 7th, a lot of questions around an email that was sent suggesting he may know quite a bit more than he let on. Check the video 👇

AND THE LESS SAID ABOUT HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW THE BETTER 😉

To top it all off, he routinely claimed to be a patriotic Scot yet here he is being sworn in wearing traditional Pakistani attire with a kilt and speaking in Urdu 🤡

Not one to miss out on an opportunity to smear Scottish History he named a Tartan for himself, is family being in the country for a whopping 60 years.

Usually Tartans are reserved for families going back centuries in Scotland. The rest is fakery, perfect for Humza Yousaf