So tonight I& #39;ve noticed an interesting pattern relating to #BothVotesSNP that& #39;s worth flagging.

I& #39;ve spotted several, apparently fake pro-SNP accounts, all based outside of Scotland, all using weird language. Buckle up...

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Here& #39;s & #39;Noah& #39; in London. & #39;Noah& #39; advocating a & #39;savior [sic] leader& #39;? Really? Doesn& #39;t that language seem odd to any reasonable person?
But wait, there& #39;s more: here& #39;s Monica, a London based socialist advocating for #BothVotesSNP

"make your destiny" - Really?
And here is, er, & #39;Dawn& #39; or possibly Jack in Cambridge, also advocating #BothVotesSNP

"Don& #39;t let anyone interfere your decisions!" - Really?
And & #39;David& #39; in Wales really getting behind #BothVotesSNP

I& #39;m starting to read these in Borat& #39;s voice.
And & #39;Michelle& #39; in Birmingham. She likes #BothVotesSNP too.

"Vote #SNP for supporting Scotland& #39;s independence." This doesn& #39;t sound like a native English speaker.
And finally & #39;Flora& #39; in Bristol.

Make brighter outlook for your country! Very nice!
Now, can anyone explain to me why several apparently fake accounts outside of Scotland would advocate for SNP/SNP? Bearing in mind that AMS, and the pro-independence benefits of voting SNP/Alba have been explained widely now.

It reeks of #77thBrigade or some similar unit.
So tell me this; what does that tell you about #BothVotesSNP?

Do you trust these fake accounts over the widely shared electoral evidence offered by people you& #39;ve followed for years?
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