Scottish Politics / Independence - Vol 11

[Evercross]

the-sharpener said:

633Squadron said:

Fishing industry warns of 'increasingly hostile environment' amid SNP/Green deal criticism

The fishing industry has attacked the cooperation deal between the SNP and the Scottish Greens, claiming it will create an “increasingly hostile environment” for the industry.


More here
https://www.scotsman.com/news/politics/fishing-ind...

Of course these fisherPEOPLE should know that we need independence so we can return these fishing grounds to their rightful owners

the Spanish

And have you seen the ABJECT TRANSPHOBIA on that website name??????

[A.J.M]

Do we know if Narnia Pete has had a test given how close he is to glorious leader.

[simoid]

Be a right carry on getting Sturgeon if you worked for track and trace.

“Can you remember where you were yesterday morning?”
“Oh I’d have to check my notes”
“Did you visit any hospitality venues?”
“I couldn’t possibly recall”
“You tested negative on a lateral flow on Wednesday, is that right?”
“That is not my recollection of events but it may have been the case”

Etc etc

[the-sharpener]

A.J.M said:

Do we know if Narnia Pete has had a test given how close he is to glorious leader.

Nnaahh he is safe

[technodup]

Sturgeon gets her arse handed to her by a child. What a riddy.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-58387017

[Evercross]

So, further to the baseless accusations of transphobia being levelled at those who are critical of the SNP's gender reform policy (which is being pushed by a an aggressive minority bunch of self-interested males seeking to gain access to women only spaces), Joanna Cherry has mooted that the policy should be one of the ones that goes before the Citizen's Assemblies being proposed by the Green/SNP alliance.

I don't agree with Cherry's constitutional politics, but she's no idiot and she's fully aware that unregulated self-declaration of gender is dangerous madness and will prove unpopular with the majority of society. Let's see if the militant 'trans' group of the Nationalist coalition are willing to put the policy up to public scrutiny.

PS. Let us not forget that Cherry is a member of the LGBT community.

[the-sharpener]

technodup said:

Sturgeon gets her arse handed to her by a child. What a riddy.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-58387017

Well

Great Thumberg is a well know tory unionist puppet

[Pastor Of Muppets]

A.J.M said:

Do we know if Narnia Pete has had a test given how close he is to glorious leader.

One has to be perplexed that Mr Murrell in his position of CEO has gave no statement on the coalition either, nothing, absolute silence. For something of such importance you would think the man at the top of the SNP would have made a comment.

Do we know if Pete and Patsy talk to each other?, or maybe they are actually really good friends?, like really really good friends?.

[roadtripboy]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-58389161

"[Mr Krykant] found getting help in Scotland "startlingly difficult", eventually getting treatment in England."

BuT oUr DrUg PrObLeM iS tOrY wAsTeMoNsTeR's FaUlT

[csd19]

Pastor Of Muppets said:

A.J.M said:

Do we know if Narnia Pete has had a test given how close he is to glorious leader.

One has to be perplexed that Mr Murrell in his position of CEO has gave no statement on the coalition either, nothing, absolute silence. For something of such importance you would think the man at the top of the SNP would have made a comment.

Do we know if Pete and Patsy talk to each other?, or maybe they are actually really good friends?, like really really good friends?.

Surely for Pete to require a test he'd have had to have been in close contact with the FM? You know the sort of thing, living in the same house, sleeping in the same bed etc? So that's a naw then

He's been conspicuous by his absence over the last few months...

[the-sharpener]

The level of debate in scotland is utterly stunning

https://twitter.com/G12UER/status/1431992861482967...

[hidetheelephants]

the-sharpener said:

The level of debate in scotland is utterly stunning

https://twitter.com/G12UER/status/1431992861482967...

A kinder, gentler politics. Definitely a few junior grade fascists popping up below, surprising no-one at all.

[simoid]

the-sharpener said:

The level of debate in scotland is utterly stunning

https://twitter.com/G12UER/status/1431992861482967...

I didn’t expect to be shocked by the positive feedback she received, yet I was.

[N7GTX]

Wonder if the Orange Walks (Sept 18th) in Glasgow will attract more marchers than the recent Indyref ones?

But the hospitality people (Sky News this morning) are seriously worried that Covid restrictions will 'reverse' sooner than later so they may well be banned or curtailed.

[simoid]

Orange Walks on Independence Day = top trolling.

[Roderick Spode]

the-sharpener said:

The level of debate in scotland is utterly stunning

https://twitter.com/G12UER/status/1431992861482967...

Imagine the level of outrage from the cult faithful, if someone did something similar to the Chief Mammy during one of her regular visits to Govanhell.

Queen Nicola couldn't find Govanhell with a map, a theodolite, a fortnight, and a chauffeur driven Audi.

[alangla]

Another milestone for the "more cautious" approach to Covid in Scotland. Now 5 local authorities reporting case rates of over 1000/100k.

Nice one Nippy. Keeping things locked down for longer was clearly a complete success and not storing up a st storm for the autumn. Give it another couple of days and the Old Firm variant will kick in. National rate is currently 720/100k and just shy of 40k cases in 7 days. Will we get to 1000/100k across the country and 50k cases a week?

In all seriousness though - if this doesn't burn out rapidly, we'll no doubt end up locked down until it's back to the "worryingly/stubbornly/insert adjective here high" 50/100k rates we saw a few months ago, even though it's clearly been shown that even NHS Scotland can now withstand case rates far, far higher.

Of course we can't mention England, current case rate 320/100k, albeit that figure is possibly a couple of days out of date.

Sources - https://public.tableau.com/app/profile/phs.covid.1...
https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/details/cases?area...

[anonymous-user]

the-sharpener said:

The level of debate in scotland is utterly stunning

https://twitter.com/G12UER/status/1431992861482967...

Scary the amount of people supporting her !

Scotland would be great without Scots lol.



Ps Scottish.

[aparna]

alangla said:

Another milestone for the "more cautious" approach to Covid in Scotland. Now 5 local authorities reporting case rates of over 1000/100k.

Nice one Nippy. Keeping things locked down for longer was clearly a complete success and not storing up a st storm for the autumn. Give it another couple of days and the Old Firm variant will kick in. National rate is currently 720/100k and just shy of 40k cases in 7 days. Will we get to 1000/100k across the country and 50k cases a week?

In all seriousness though - if this doesn't burn out rapidly, we'll no doubt end up locked down until it's back to the "worryingly/stubbornly/insert adjective here high" 50/100k rates we saw a few months ago, even though it's clearly been shown that even NHS Scotland can now withstand case rates far, far higher.

Of course we can't mention England, current case rate 320/100k, albeit that figure is possibly a couple of days out of date.

Sources - https://public.tableau.com/app/profile/phs.covid.1...
https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/details/cases?area...

It arguably stored up the ‘ststorm’ until vast majority of vulnerable (about half the population, let’s be honest) were double vaccinated.

Seems ideal timing to me

[N7GTX]

alangla said:

Another milestone for the "more cautious" approach to Covid in Scotland. Now 5 local authorities reporting case rates of over 1000/100k.

Nice one Nippy. Keeping things locked down for longer was clearly a complete success and not storing up a st storm for the autumn. Give it another couple of days and the Old Firm variant will kick in. National rate is currently 720/100k and just shy of 40k cases in 7 days. Will we get to 1000/100k across the country and 50k cases a week?

In all seriousness though - if this doesn't burn out rapidly, we'll no doubt end up locked down until it's back to the "worryingly/stubbornly/insert adjective here high" 50/100k rates we saw a few months ago, even though it's clearly been shown that even NHS Scotland can now withstand case rates far, far higher.

Of course we can't mention England, current case rate 320/100k, albeit that figure is possibly a couple of days out of date.

Sources - https://public.tableau.com/app/profile/phs.covid.1...
https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/details/cases?area...

WHO saying Scotland the worst in Europe (reported on Sky News earlier today). Wonder if my holiday in bonnie Scotland starting on the 12th Sept will still be a goer?