Niall Fraser, of the Scottish Family Party, will contest the seat left by Margaret Ferrier in Rutherglen and Hamilton West.
A man who heckled the First Minister, ‘bricked up’ a sexual health clinic and whose party has links to a neo-Nazi group is standing to become an MPFraser appeared on a podcast by neo-Nazi group Homeland on which he described covid as “bogus” and said: “I didn’t follow any lockdowns.”
Fraser said the protest at the sexual health clinic was to tackle the “rainbow mob” and take a stand against the clinic’s support for transgender people. Launching his bid for Westminster on social media, Fraser said: “I will wage war on corruption and scalpel out the rainbow indoctrination in our education system.”Georgie Laming, campaign director at charity Hope Not Hate, said: “Niall Fraser and the Scottish Family Party say they’re standing up for traditional family values, however the truth is very sinister. We’ve found they’re cosying up to fascist group Homeland.
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