for sending a total of 6 packages to various political figures, including First Minister Alex Salmond, Liberal Democrat MSP Mike Rumbles and Glasgow City Council. The packages contained shotgun cartridges and threatening notes. Police linked the crimes to Busby after calls made to journalists claiming SNLA responsibility for the actions were traced to his mobile phone. In July 2010 Adam Busby Sr. was sentenced by an Irish court to four years in jail after being convicted in June 2010 of making hoax bomb threats against transatlantic flights. Associated organisations The Scottish Freedom Party (SFP) has been described as the political wing of the SNLA. The SFP and John MacLean Society were formed in 1995 by former members and supporters of the SNLA. Both groups want to reverse English immigration into Scotland and promote Scottish Gaelic as the country's national language. References External links The Story of the SNLA The Story of the SNLA paperback – Inactive as of 07/01/2008 Vodka poisoned in 'Terror Plot' – BBC 7 Jan 2008 Attacks attributed to the SNLA on the START database Irregular military Terrorism in Scotland Scottish nationalist organisations 1979 establishments in Scotland Organizations established in 1979 False flag operations Paramilitary organisations based in the United Kingdom Scottish republicanism