Sturgeon

[eric_sinclair]

She canna plan 3 months in advance never mind 6 years.

[islaydarkblue]

Worryingly I have heard of one person getting their fourth Covid-19 vaccination. That will be the next excuse for Nippy dragging things out to justify us not retiring to pre Covid conditions.
Today she was greetin in the Holyrood chamber about not getting more money from Westminster to pay for the cost of her effectively closing down the hospitality industry in Scotland to suit her own power trip.
In my opinion Nicola Sturgeon is a typical small person with a chip on her shoulder.

[islaydarkblue]

I am at a loss to understand how long is seven days self isolation in Scotland. England has today announced that they will reduce the number of days for self isolation from 7 days to 5 days from next Monday.
This afternoon Humza Useless stated that this brings England into line with Scotland who are still maintaining the 7 days isolation rule as England counts the number of days a different way from the Scottish Government.
I can only assume that the Scottish Government counts one minute to midnight as a full day and one minute after midnight as another full day which if correct is nonsense.
In my opinion 7 days should be from the time that a person receives official confirmation from NHS Scotland that they have tested positive for the Covid-19 virus until the seven days are up the following week.

[The AuldYin]

Better get used to it, she couldn't and still wouldn't win an independence referendum giving her full powers over Scotland, this is the next best thing. She won't be letting those emergency powers go anytime soon.

[Returnofrros]

Better get used to it, she couldn't and still wouldn't win an independence referendum giving her full powers over Scotland, this is the next best thing. She won't be letting those emergency powers go anytime soon.

Exactly as I see it but people can just not comply.....I just don't think Scots have the stomach for the fight and a lot hope it will all go away.....as you say she won't be letting this go voluntarily.

Give you an example.....BBC reporting Wales easing restrictions after a fall in cases.

Headline should be....Wales starting to backtrack after their govt made a sturgeon of it .

And they ain't easing restrictions.....they are slowly lifting some of the restrictions brought in two weeks ago, restrictions from before stay in place.

Scotland will never escape the tier system she brought in whilst the SNP are in charge....level 0....could only come from the mind of a woman who can't give it up.

[Returnofrros]

Better get used to it, she couldn't and still wouldn't win an independence referendum giving her full powers over Scotland, this is the next best thing. She won't be letting those emergency powers go anytime soon.

And b4 the golf, I'd even question of she even wants independence now .... This is a much comfier set up for her personally and the SNP elite.

Power but the ability to point finger elsewhere

[eric_sinclair]

It canna go on indefinitely as they won't be able to fund it, we will then have to follow whatever England do.
What happens this year regarding vaccines?
Start again as covid is still here?
Who keeps funding it?
Boy in works vaccine passport runs oot in March, what then?
Penny will never drop we these power mad leaders it will stop when nae doh left to keep up the pretence imo.

[jdfc]

When they stop funding we will have to pay it ourselves,
Why is no one in the media questioning these passport rules, having a passport doesn’t stop you catching it or spreading it, so just what is the point, apart from controlling folk

[The AuldYin]

It canna go on indefinitely as they won't be able to fund it, we will then have to follow whatever England do.
What happens this year regarding vaccines?
Start again as covid is still here?
Who keeps funding it?
Boy in works vaccine passport runs oot in March, what then?
Penny will never drop we these power mad leaders it will stop when nae doh left to keep up the pretence imo.

What makes you think that will stop them? They couldn't fund it this time but it never stopped them. As ros says this is the perfect scenario for them, shut everything down and blame Westminster if they refuse to fund it. I think the laws run out in March but who is gonna stop them renewing them?

[eric_sinclair]

What makes you think that will stop them? They couldn't fund it this time but it never stopped them. As ros says this is the perfect scenario for them, shut everything down and blame Westminster if they refuse to fund it. I think the laws run out in March but who is gonna stop them renewing them?

All depends on Westminster imo, will be interesting to see how they play the vaccine card this year.