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>>13183432 British Nursing Candidates Rejected as UK Govt Prioritised Cheaper Migrants: Think Tank

>>13186725 Mark Thompson, CEO of the pedovore protectin' New York Times is the former CEO of BBC

>>13188147 The Redress for Survivors (Historical Child Abuse in Care) (Scotland) Bill passed stage 3 in the Scottish Parliament today

>>13193473 In Scotland, you can now be arrested for what you say at the dinner table in your own home.

>>13203473 Victims of historic child abuse can now secure gagging payments in return for a waiver of rights to pursue civil legal action

>>13252582 The Scottish government gave a 575 million pound guarantee to Greensill Capital group in 2016

>>13311278 Elite school 'rape culture' scandal: Whitehall launches national investigation

>>13315259 Dig on Gupta name

>>13357728 Inquiry judge right to issue media ban, Court of Session hears

>>13425713 Amazon continues to pull books critical of transgender ideology

>>13440309 The Orkney 1991 satanic abuse case.

>>13441695 Facebook faces mass legal action over data leak

>>13482443 EU outlines new regulations for dealing with expanding AI

>>13503389 Climate is the new Covid

>>13525085 Covid Bun

>>13525088 Salmond and Sturgeon Bun

>>13525897 The Parents Liason Committee

>>13552195 Extinction Rebellion activists blockade Faslane nuclear base in Scotland

>>13556321 A great patriot has passed away but we will continue her fight!, Mrs. Narqie

>>13720358 Hospital patients were unlawfully discharged into care homes in Scotland

>>13730644 Copies of some of the flyers collected yesterday 22/05/2021 at George's Square Glasgow

>>13743043 DEATH PROBE Second ‘Glasgow paedo ring’ death as gran accused of raping young child found dead

>>13810416 Nicola DELAYS Scotland's roadmap: Sturgeon heaps pressure on Boris by putting the brakes on Scottish unlocking

>>13933444 Ex-police chief to head redress body for survivors of historical sexual abuse

>>13958562 Fulford/Rockefeller Bun

>>13980957 Lagarie children's home abuse survivors lose compensation test case

>>14243430 SHAMING OF ABUSE PROBE FATCATS WHO WILL RECEIVE MORE CASH THAN THE VICTIMS

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>>14493619

>If there is no baker, just pop into the UK bread. I'll be there.

>

>WWG1WGA

Thanks again, I'll do that.

Can someone tell me if attached graphics are showing up????? None are showing up for me here.

In 1965 the mother of a friend died in the care of Gartnaval Royal Hospital in Glasgow. There was a fatal accident (FAI) inquiry into her death in 1966 which found that she died after stealing medicines from a locked cabinet in a locked room from a drug overdose. It was the Mother of the Chief Guinnea-pig, who would later find himself the subject of human experiment at the hands of the mental health "authorities". Much effort was made to get the boggley eyed one in to their care; documents were falsified (including his birth certificate, which he would not find out about until his first trip overseas when applying for his first passport), some left unsigned.

a year or two ago he set his boggley eyes on the National Records Office in Edinburgh looking for them to initiate a search for the records of the FAI in to her death, knowing full well that they had been destroyed soon after he first starting trying to dig in to his past many years previous. Of course he was informed by the head of legal services that there were no records, even although the law states that such records must be kept for a minimum of 100 years: the records could not be found.

Now this did not surprise the my buddy in the slightest, however, during his coversation the then head of legal services told him that she was unable to find any of the FAI records at all for the period between 1966-71, a full 5 years of FAI records missing.

Be that it may, even if that does not sound suspicious, he claims - and I am never one to doubt his boggley-eyed(ness) - that within a 1 year period during which his mother died in the care of Gartnaval, there were 28 deaths under their care. I wonder how many FAI's there were then for all 28 casualties?

Gartnaval Royal, sits next to Gartnaval General and is used for mental health related patients, or at least it was then. It is this anon's belief, which he shared with his friend, that he and his mother were both victims of experimentation in connection with MK-ultra. It is also my strong belief that the chief was experimented on even before his birth while still in the womb. I believe that is why so much effort went in to gaining control over that old friend of mine. His mothers medical records also have disappeared in their entirety: large swathes of his own are also missing from his own medical records. Nothing there about many hospital visits, including broken clavicals as he convulsed under electro-convulsive therapy (ECT) sessions.

Few have any real idea of the experiments and torture of many thousands of children under the care of the NHS, nor the thousands of deaths during these processes.

Incidentally, the chief had managed to secure for himself through his personal digging, the reference no's of many of the FAI's during that 1 year time span and gave the legal services those reference no's. On later attempts (many) to contact the same person from their department who had informed him of the other missing FAI's from 66-71, only to be informed that she was on "gardening leave". Perhaps she gave out too much info?

KIDS DRUGGED FOR CHILD TRAFFICKING AT SOUTHERN BORDER

Short video highlighting the disturbing things seen by American Border Patrol.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/mqgMqoxQX6Fh/

I know this has nothing to do with Scotland but if this can happen to one kid, any kid, anywhere in the world, then no kid anywhere is safe. Too many heartless and cruel people in the world and too many who are prepared to cover for them to fill their pockets with meaningless tokens. There are many sick fucks in Scottish Government. The SNP have covered up for paedophiles for all of their time in office since the Scottish Parliament opened its corrupt and hugely overbudget doors. How long will it take the Scots to wake up to the paedophilia in the high offices of state: politicians, police and military brass, social work, health service all the way to the crown? How long to see the corruption driving them all in to poverty?

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greetings from Florida

looks like you have your own page

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>>14532516

>greetings from Florida

>

>looks like you have your own page

Happy to see America is rounding up the human traffickers. God bless Floridians.

Yeah, the Scottish Qresearch board isn't very popular :)

The good news is that the world is turning, I'll thank God for that and also DJT and all the Q clearance patriots.

Is there any news on graphics issue being sorted out?

https://www.scotsman.com/news/politics/scottish-police-officers-would-like-to-carry-a-handgun-study-shows-3372774

==Scottish police officers would like to carry a handgun, study shows

More than half of Scottish police officers would like the option of being able to carry a handgun as part of their safety equipment, new research has found.

By Jane Bradley

Tuesday, 7th September 2021, 4:55 am==

The survey of nearly 1,700 police officers in Scotland found 53 per cent of officers ranked handguns in the top five personal protective equipment they would like to have.

Nearly 60 per cent said they would like to be trained in handgun use. However, having access to this equipment does not mean they would be routinely armed.

The Scottish Police Federation study, which will be published today in the latest edition of 1919, Scotland’s justice and social affairs magazine, also found 22 per cent of police officers have been assaulted in the past three months, and 40 per cent in the past year.

The option of carrying a Taser came out top, with 84 per cent of the 1,698 respondents wanting to be equipped with one, with the same percentage of officers indicating they would also like a body-worn camera.

However, 47 per cent explicitly stated they would not want to carry handguns, while 37 per cent also said they would not want to be trained in their use.

David Hamilton, chair of the Scottish Police Federation, said: “This shows just how real the dangers are to police officers and how vulnerable they feel delivering policing in Scotland. The public will be aghast that 22 per cent of our police officers have been assaulted on duty in the last three months.

“These are sons and daughters, mums and dads, each of whom has taken an oath to serve their communities and keep people safe, but communities have a duty to keep their officers safe too."

He added: “Perhaps the biggest shock is that 53 per cent of our officers would like access to a handgun and a further 7 per cent would be prepared to be trained in it if necessary.

"This demonstrates not just the frequency of attacks, but the gravity of them too. Officers consider knives to be the greatest risk to them and firearms are the appropriate last defence to being attacked by such lethal weapons.”

Police Scotland Assistant Chief Constable Mark Williams said that Police Scotland hoped to increase the number of Taser-trained officers by 1,500 over the next three years.

He said: "Policing with the consent of our communities lies at the heart of all we do and there are no plans to move away from being an unarmed service which has an armed capability.

“Being assaulted should never be part of the job and tackling the concerning trend of increasing assaults on officers and staff is a priority. The Chief Constable has underlined his commitment to achieving this goal by providing our people with the tools they need to do their jobs and he has also committed to continuing our focus on officer and staff safety.

“Recently, we have improved our infrastructure to support an enhanced roll-out of Taser and work is underway to uplift the number of Taser-trained officers by 1,500 over the next three years."

Scots should hang their heads in shame if they allow this pish.

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/news/scottish-news/7678621/scotland-vaccine-passports-october-nightclubs-football/

Breaking

Scottish News

VAX VOTE PASSED Scots WILL need vaccine passports for nightclubs and large events after Holyrood vote passed

Ewan MowatDan VeversChris Musson

18:02, 9 Sep 2021Updated: 23:30, 9 Sep 2021

SCOTS WILL need vaccine passports for nightclubs and large events from next month after a proposal was passed in Holyrood.

MSPs backed the move by 68 to 55, after most SNP and Greens politicians voted in favour of the plans - but rivals warned businesses are being “chucked under the bus”.

The controversial app-based scheme will kick in on October 1 to “give businesses time to prepare and more people to get vaccinated”, and to allow time for the technology to be finished.

Scots face being locked out if they can’t show a QR code to prove they’ve had both vaccines - and those who can't use the app will be able to “request a secure un-editable paper record of vaccination”.

Businesses will be required under law to “take all reasonable measures” to “restrict entry only to those fully vaccinated”, unless they are exempt.

And firms “will require a hardware mechanism (such as mobile phones) to verify the certificates” - but they will need to meet any additional staffing or infrastructure costs for this themselves.

Nicola Sturgeon announced the move earlier this month, but it was met with opposition by rival parties.

The Scottish Government said the aim of the scheme was to “increase vaccine uptake”, with around one in four 18-29s still shunning first doses, and around one in five of 30-39s.

The scheme means that in order to enter specific venues or events, punters must be double vaccinated.

The plans include nightclubs and “sexual entertainment venues”, as well as unseated live events with more than 500 people indoors and 4,000 outdoors. All events with over 10,000 people, such as big football matches, will also be included.

However, the government admitted it had not yet defined what a “nightclub” is, after warnings from industry that late bars could fall under the description.

The confusion comes after a row last year over the definition of a cafe, after it was the only kind of hospitality venue allowed to stay open during a Covid shutdown of the sector in the central belt.

Hospitality chiefs were less than impressed with the approval of the passports, amid concerns over potential infringements on freedom and privacy, and the technology not being proven.

The Night Time Industries Association Scotland Commission warned the scheme would “further cripple an industry that has already borne so much”.

NTIA Scotland chairman Mike Grieve added: “We are warning the First Minister that by going down the vaccine passports route she is making a serious error.”

UK Hospitality Scotland executive director Leon Thompson said: “The Scottish Government has not listened. Our businesses face three weeks in which to prepare for a policy that will put further economic and resourcing pressures on them.

“The government has not consulted with hospitality or produced credible plans for the introduction of passports. It has not even defined what a nightclub is.”

Tory leader Douglas Ross said: “Businesses are being chucked under the bus by these plans.

“There seems to be no financial support or assistance available to help them administer and enforce this policy. It will hit them with considerable costs but the SNP don’t even know how much."

'RAPID ACTION'

Opening the debate today, Covid Recovery Secretary Mr Swinney said domestic passports were a necessary measure to avoid future lockdowns — despite previously shooting down the scheme.

He told MSPs weekly virus cases had risen from 26,167 to 44,198 in the past fortnight, while hospital patients had soared from 391 to 883.

Mr Swinney said: “The choice we face just now, because of the escalating challenges of Covid, is that we may have to consider further restrictions. We are trying to avoid that consequence.”

He said he accepted the timeframe of three weeks until the launch is short but added: “To be effective in the current fragile context we believe we need to take rapid action.”

Green minister and party co-leader Patrick Harvie was mocked for backing the policy after blasting the UK version in July as a “dangerous precedent”.

Defending his position, he said: “There is a big difference between thinking this policy should be approved when cases were running at a few hundred a day to thinking it is worth considering when cases are running at around 7,000 a day.”

This despite many protesters outside in opposition to the dystopian decision making plenty of noise. Maybe this will be the spark to light under the arses of all the thick Celtic and Rangers fans who don't seem to get it and they are all targetted with the death jabs!

Could you be loved - Glasgow freedom protest 04.09.2021

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJcgBQAtb2k

Short video of George Square Glasgow 4/9/21…bigger crowd than usual, humanity rising? Let's hope so eh?

There's a few more from the same uploader, I'm going to upload all, it might even bring some of them on to this page to find them. We could do with some other posters on here.

>>14549506

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npE99RvhLNc

Dr Heiko Khoo - Glasgow freedom protest 04.09.2021

>>14549506

>>14549516

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJOjGkthSmQ

>>14549537

>>14549516

>>14549506

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJYbFiPFvts

>>14549552

>>14549537

>>14549516

>>14549506

Don't believe the hype! Glasgow freedom protest 04.09.2021

6,606 views

5 Sept 2021

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaKVDtPxyFA

'My body!' Glasgow freedom protest 04.09.2021

19,480 views

5 Sept 2021

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IO21aSwDWFQ

'No jib jab passports!' (St Enoch shopping centre) Glasgow freedom protest 04.09.2021

10,895 views

5 Sept 2021

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6oHsMsjVr4

'No more lockdowns!' Glasgow freedom protest 04.09.2021

1,352 views

5 Sept 2021

Right scotts i need a bread uncontaminated

For the McDougalls

For the stone of Scone

Stone of Destiny

It is my Daughter Ruby isabella McDougalls 23rd Birthday today

The Kings Birthday too

For your country

Harry is Married to My Daughter Alli

Now for scottish IndependANCE

i ASK YOU TO PROVIDE APPROPRIATE BREAD, NOT THIS CRAP THEY'VE SERVED UP HERE

SORRY ABOUT THE caps i just noticed

Demands bread appropriate for Ganesha & Ruby's birthday

Back in 30

>>14549848

>For the stone of Scone

>

>Stone of Destiny

Line of David?

Many happy returns to your daughter and the king. I'm curious to know who the corona virus will unveil. It's always been about the declaration of a new crown.

>>14549853

>Back in 30

30 what? Days?

I've been informed that John Watt QC (retired) who was extradited late 2020 from America to face charges of child abuse has managed to have his trial put back: the excuse this time is the backlog of cases due to the crown virus!

Will post update when verified.

https://youtu.be/KddtjB39StI

STV News

28K subscribers

Children in Scotland aged between 12 and 15 will be offered one dose of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine from Monday.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon confirmed the move at the Scottish Parliament on Tuesday.

It comes after the UK’s chief medical officers concluded that vaccination could reduce disruption to education and that it would be justified to do so.

Sturgeon explained that from Monday, September 20, drop-in clinics will be open for any 12 to 15-year-olds who have read the information that will be provided on vaccination.

>>14615985

Vaccination on school grounds IS a "disruption to education". Children go to school to learn, not to be used as guinnea-pigs!

https://www.bitchute.com/video/WIB3opFNaPY9/

UK & Scotland accidentally revealed how many died within 28 days of vaccination (same metric used for the pandemic & tests). And, Ivermectin success with massive population in India of over 241 MILLION people

Find out more about the show and where you can watch it at thedavidknightshow.com

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qAwgz4AcWeo

>>14688014

…..continued

Lady Smith said: "For far too long survivors' voices were not listened to, nor heard; they were treated as if their views did not matter and as if they were not worth listening to, just as when they were abused in care.

"The Scottish government failed to grasp the fundamental importance that survivors appropriately and justifiably attached to their need for justice, accountability and redress.

"Justice is not a service, and those who call for it where it has been denied are not customers of a service that may or may not be available depending on the choice of the administration of the day. That key point was missed."

'Resisted calls'

She added: "Officials and legal advisors wielded significant power and influence. Ministers relied heavily on their advice and generally followed their recommendations.

"By following advice and by not questioning it when they should have done, key aims of the Daly petition were resisted for far too long."

Lady Smith heard evidence from witnesses including former First Minister Jack McConnell - now Lord McConnell of Glenscorrodale - during hearings in November and December last year.

He told the inquiry ministers were not trying to "cover things up" when they resisted calls for an inquiry.

Lady Smith said: "It was clear throughout that the justice survivors were calling for, and was of paramount importance to them, was the need for public acknowledgement of their experiences of being abused as children in institutional care, and the need to hold to account those who did not listen to them when they were children, those responsible for the abuse, and those who failed to prevent the abuse from happening."

She said there was "no appetite" within government, at official or ministerial level, for setting up a public inquiry between 2002 and 2014.

The judge found that the delay was the result of factors including:

some ineptitude

some confusion on the part of ministers and officials

officials urging ministers not to hold an inquiry

officials controlling the process up to the point of trying to prevent there being an inquiry

ministers following the advice of officials while not reading and trying to understand the petition for themselves

both ministers and officials failing to listen to and engage with survivors

"Between 2002 and 2014 when the Scottish government announced it was going to set up a public inquiry, a significant number of survivors of childhood abuse in care in Scotland died. For them, justice delayed was justice denied," Lady Smith added.

In response to the findings, Lord McConnell said his ministers made judgments in "good faith within a complex legal environment".

"The delays in communication and the way decision-making was managed were not acceptable then or now.

"There are lessons here for everyone including for the quality of legal and policy advice within the Scottish government. I hope that current and future Scottish governments can learn from that."

This is the legal equivalent of taking a crap, a big hot steaming hot pile of shite and then covering it in butter-cream icing; then having the neck to call it a cake!!!

These fuckers, all of them pictured and a whole lot more besides, covered it ALL up for years. ALL of it.

John Swinney and McAskill were the two head coverer-upperers!! But they have all worked tirelessly to cover it all up. Since the start of the inquiry John Swinney has had his tentacles in to every charity, every newly started business who were given all the funding, ALL of them.

He sent government employees to every AGM the so called charity INCAS has had. This is against the Charities Test which I like to call the smell test, INCAS does not pass the smell test at all with Government interference in every AGM. The chair of INCAS was given a royal gong for her services to charity but INCAS up until at least 1or2 had never sought any government funding for their members, but Helen the chair has had a Royal award. Something smells bad in charities; they don't pass the smell test when suing the government but invite them to all their AGM's.

>>14772428

Source:

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/mystery-rise-in-heart-attacks-from-blocked-arteries-m253drrnf

>>14793911

Why Glasgow?

Why hold this fake climate change crap in Glasgow, when the climate hasn't changed here in my whole lifetime?

Are the people going to be fenced out, or are these imposters and liars going to be fenced in?

How fitting would it be if they were all held there until they were prosecuted in Common Law courts? Are we going to allow the greedy to rule over everyone else forever? These people attending have fucked up this whole world with their avarice.

All those you are supposed to trust!

None of them fit to polish the shoes of the poorest in this world. It's the poor and the meek of this world that consume the least: Those with most in this world would kill off the poorest to save the environment; the environment they want to conserve is the one where they have everything and the vast majority merely survive! They don't give a flying fuck for nature and conserving the diversity of the world, no…if they did they wouldn't be digging the whole fucking world up and polluting it in the first place.

CUNTS.

>>14815736

Part 2

“Too often, they are met with a PR response to close ranks and protect Police Scotland’s image rather than an honest admission of there being any problem and fixing it.

“It is shocking that so many Police Scotland officers have been accused of sexual wrongdoing but have apparently not been held to account.”

The figures follow the harrowing case of Sarah Everard who was abducted and murdered by serving police officer Wayne Couzens while walking home in London.

Couzens will spend the rest of his life in jail after being sentenced in September, with the court hearing he used his position as a police officer and his warrant card as part of his abduction of Ms Everard.

It also emerged that Couzens had been accused of indecent exposure in 2015, but was allowed to transfer from Kent Police to the Metropolitan force.

The murder of Sarah Everard has led to nationwide discussions on how police services across the UK should respond to ensure women can feel safe when approached by a lone police officer.

Met Police commissioner, Cressida Dick, faced calls to resign after advising concerned women to flag down a bus if they don’t trust the police.

Home Secretary Priti Patel this week also launched an independent inquiry into the "systematic failures" by police following the murder of Ms Everard.

As part of its response, Police Scotland announced it would introduce a verification process which would see an officer’s personal radio to be put on loudspeaker for a member of the public to verify the officer’s identity with the control room.

An incident number will also be created to be displayed on the officer’s phone or radio to confirm the broadcast message details.

Tonight’s documentary will hear from one victim, Annie, who faced years of domestic abuse at the hands of PC Fraser Ross, who served in Police Scotland.

PC Ross avoided jail and was sentenced to three years community payback, 250 hours of unpaid work and a six-year non-harassment order. He also resigned a week before his sentence but kept his pension.

A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "Fraser Ross's conduct fell far below the high standards of professional behaviour that the public rightly expects from policing and which the vast majority of officers and staff demonstrate every day.

"Police Scotland has no ability under current conduct regulations to prevent an officer from resigning. Had Fraser Ross remained a serving officer, his actions would have been considered for gross misconduct proceedings at the conclusion of the criminal matters."

>>14866491

https://www.worldtribune.com/flashback-faucis-nih-funded-experiments-on-aids-orphans-in-new-york-city/

Flashback: Fauci’s NIH funded experiments on AIDS orphans in New York City

Dr. Anthony Fauci’s National Institutes of Health (NIH) approved drug trial experiments on hundreds of AIDS orphans in New York City. Over 200 of the orphans died during or after the experiments, according to Liam Scheff, the investigative reporter who broke the story.

The Incarnation Children’s Center (ICC) “began testing drugs on its orphan population in 1992, the same year they became a subsidiary of Columbia University’s Pediatric AIDS Clinical Trial Unit, under Dr. Anne Gershon,” Scheff noted. “In 2003, I went undercover inside the facility and saw the effects of the drugs on the children myself.”

Scheff broke the story in an article entitled The House that AIDS Built that first ran on Indymedia.org.

Scheff said his investigation found that the NIH and Columbia Presbyterian Hospital acted unethically.

The Associated Press reported in June 2005: “The government has concluded at least some AIDS drug experiments involving foster children violated federal rules designed to ensure vulnerable youths were protected from the risks of medical research.”

Fauci was the NIH AIDS Coordinator before being appointed as the first Director of the Office of AIDS research when the office was established in 1988. He served in that capacity until 1994. Fauci became director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) in 1984 and still holds that position.

Scheff reported several deaths in children at the ICC during the drug trials, adding that “although the mainstream denied that any deaths were due to drug toxicity, they admit that over 200 children died.”

In 2005, the City of New York hired the VERA Institute to produce a final report on the drug trials. VERA was given no access to medical records for any of the children used in trials. Their report was published in 2008.

VERA reported that 25 children died during the drug studies, that an additional 55 children died following the studies (in foster care), and, according to Tim Ross, Director of the Child Welfare program at VERA (as of 2009), 29 percent of the remaining 417 children who were used in drug studies had died (out of a total 532 children that are admitted to have been used).

No payment or compensation was ever paid to any of the children used in the trials, or to their families, Scheff noted.

Many of the drugs (like AZT and its analogues) that were used in the experiments on the AIDS orphans in New York City had previously been approved for use in adults and “evidenced life-threatening and fatal toxicities,” Scheff reported. “So why put a drug with severe recorded toxicities into a population of black and Hispanic orphans?”

Scheff noted: “Incarnation’s orphans live at the bottom of the American class system. Often the children of drug users, they were born into ill health and poverty. Additionally (and like all AIDS patients), these children were, because of their HIV status, written off as a loss by the medical authority, before they even got a chance to live.”

Why wasn’t Fauci’s NIH interested in competitive AIDS research?

“That’s the billion-dollar question,” Scheff noted. “That is, if inexpensive micronutrients and competitive disease and treatment models prove more successful than the current research, it will represent a loss of billions for the AIDS drug and research industry.”

>>14877569

>>14877477

https://www.scottishdailyexpress.co.uk/news/politics/green-minister-patrick-harvie-mocked-25297538

Green minister Patrick Harvie mocked for complaining about Cop26 road closures

Scottish Greens Minister and Glasgow MSP Patrick Harvie is struggling to get to grips with travel changes in the city ahead of the global climate summit.

Changes to Glasgow travel routes have thrown off the Scottish Government's minister for active travel, prompting the opposition to warn that Cop26 road closures are creating "utter confusion".

Patrick Harvie has admitted he was unaware that Kelvin Way, a popular route in his own constituency, would be closed temporarily to all traffic including bikes and walkers.

In a post on social media, Mr Harvie went on to complain that he didn't see the point in cutting off access to the walkway.

It's not the first time the MSP has been in the dark. Despite his new role in First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's Cabinet, he was spotted earlier in the year cycling without a helmet whilst also championing cycle road safety.

The Scottish Conservatives said the failure to inform a member of the government on basic road closures shows just how confusing the information on travel is.

Tens of thousands of people are set to arrive at the city ahead of the conference and locals are expected to navigate road closures, longer commutes and heavy traffic in their daily routines.

Shadow transport minister Graham Simpson said: “If the Scottish Government minister for active travel isn’t aware of the road closures within his own constituency then what hope do the people of Glasgow have?

“Ironically, the road that the Green Party MSP Patrick Harvie is complaining about is scheduled to close in preparation for an event protesting against climate change.

“The SNP’s road closure planning has caused utter confusion with their much-publicised ‘Get Ready Glasgow’ website devoid of critical pieces of information explaining how locals are expected to travel around the city during the COP26 conference.

“Cop26 is set to be the largest event Glasgow has ever hosted, and the SNP is providing less than the bare minimum of information to people on how their lives and businesses will function during the conference.”

Strathclyde University and Collage Union made a comment on the tweet pointing out that many people will struggle to commute during Cop26.

The comment said: "Can't you just use Zoom like the rest of us Patrick?"

Transport Scotland declined to comment and the Scottish Greens have been approached.

>"Can't you just use Zoom like the rest of us Patrick?"

Use zoom says the zoomer. We'll all just stay locked up our houses, in the streets and roads we and our ancestors have paid for, just so all the lying cunts fucking up our world can be safe from us. This is a foreign invasion of CUNTS who want to poison off most of the world and then tax the survivors to death for this climate change con.

It's time to clean house, get rid of all these CUNTS and take back your country. Scotsmen are the embarrassment of the world, loud and aggressive over football but meek as kittens when their kids are being poisoned en masse. A country full of thick cunts who can't see the tyranny dancing around in front of them, mocking them through the media for their subservience and stupidity.

You are a disgrace to humanity at this point in time Scotland.

It's your womenfolk who have the balls, most of the protesters are women. The menfolk by and large are thick as fuck, booze sodden, coke fuelled and spend all their time watching sport and gambling………….useless, useless CUNTS.

Fireworks! Richard Lucas questions John Swinney on sex education.

29,863 views

6 Oct 2019

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujePAmm5uK4&t=299s

Easily get to /qresearch/ catalog here for newfags.

https://8kun.top/qresearch/catalog.html

>>14946262

…continued

“They must be fully transparent over what checks were carried out at that time and why they believed it was still appropriate for public money to be given to the company who then published the book of Nicola Sturgeon’s speeches.”

The book includes a collection of the First Minister’s speeches given between November 2014 and February 2020 and is edited by Sandstone boss Davidson.

In a newspaper article in 2019, he said: “I find myself more in harmony with the present Scottish Government than any I have known in my life. I long to be the citizen of an independent Scotland.”

A Scottish Government spokeswoman declined to comment on the police investigation.

She said: “Given there is a police complaint, it wouldn’t be appropriate for the Scottish Government to comment.”

The book’s synopsis states it focuses on the importance of “good government and Scotland’s place in the world”.

It adds: “Taken together they show a side of Nicola Sturgeon that is too often missed in public discourse.

‘Thoughtful, progressive, compassionate, as well as passionately committed to the cause of Scottish independence, she is as pragmatic on matters of economic strategy as she is progressive on social issues.”

Editor’s notes claim the book is being published and financed independent of any public body, with no funding received for the book.

Sandstone Press said: “We have not been contacted by Police Scotland. All funds received from HIE have come through due process.”

HIE, meanwhile, said it would defend any allegations robustly, adding: “We’ve not been contacted by Police Scotland in relation to any issues concerning Sandstone Press.

"An application to commence judicial review proceedings has been made to the Court of Session and HIE intends to defend this robustly.”

HIE boss Charlotte Wright revealed in May that she was leaving the organisation.

he Sunday Mail reports that Police Scotland officers interviewed Charters in the summer to take a full statement and he has since been contacted by the financial crimes unit based in Dundee.

Police said: “Information has been passed to police which is being assessed.”

HIE is a government body responsible for awarding grants and loans of public money totalling £75million a year to firms in a bid to create jobs.

A government response to Charters’ letter stated: “Highlands and Islands Enterprise are comfortable their approvals of funding are compliant.”

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-59225246

Scottish vaccine passport scheme could be expanded

Scotland's vaccine passport scheme could be expanded to more hospitality and leisure venues amid fears of a new wave of Covid-19 cases over winter.

Deputy First Minister John Swinney said the rules may need to be tightened in order to prevent a return to lockdown.

This could also include requiring face coverings to be used in more settings, and more home working.

Opposition parties said the "vague" announcement would be of "significant concern" to businesses.

Any changes will be confirmed at the next review of the restrictions on 16 November.

People over the age of 18 currently need to show proof of vaccination in order to enter nightclubs and large events such as football matches and concerts.

The move has been controversial, with all opposition parties at Holyrood voting against it.

There was also an unsuccessful legal challenge by the hospitality industry and teething problems with the apps used to administer the scheme.

Mr Swinney told MSPs that the range of venues required to check vaccine status could be expanded in an attempt to head off a "dangerous" situation over the winter - and in particular the Christmas period.

The deputy first minister said the country was in a "precarious and unpredictable" position, with case numbers remaining at a "concerningly high level" and "intense pressure" on the NHS.

He said it was reasonable to suspect case numbers could rise over the winter period, with colder weather increasing the amount of time people spend socialising indoors and concerns about the COP26 conference.

However, the test positivity results for Blue Zone pass-holders at the conference, based on lateral flow tests, was only about 0.1% last week.

Mr Swinney said: "It is because we want to avoid more difficult restrictions that we cannot rule out strengthening the baseline protective measures currently in place as the best way to head off any prospect of future lockdowns.

"We have been considering whether we may need to extend the Covid certification scheme to bring more settings into scope, such as further indoor hospitality and leisure settings.

"Among other possible interventions, we are exploring how we can help improve ventilation, what we could do to increase home working, and whether changes are needed to extend use of face masks.

"I would stress though that we have not yet taken any decisions about strengthening the existing baseline measures, and we will be discussing options with business sector organisations this week."

'More uncertainty'

Opposition parties were critical of the lack of detail of Mr Swinney's statement, with Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross pressing for clarity about what venues could be affected.

He said: "How can this government take these plans forward when they know the damage the scheme is already doing to Scottish businesses, and the impact it is having on people's jobs?

"Exactly which venues will be impacted by this change? This only brings more uncertainty for businesses sat an extremely difficult time - they need to know if they are on the cusp of being hit by added costs and extra hassle."

Scottish Labour MSP Daniel Johnson questioned whether the government would consider allowing a negative test to be submitted in lieu of proof of vaccination, with the deputy first minister saying this was under consideration.

Mr Johnson added: "It will be of significant concern to all of those running hospitality businesses what the deputy first minister has stated in terms of the prospect of rolling out vaccine passports yet to more contexts, especially given the broad and non-specific nature of his statement.

"While nightclubs have door staff and a natural point to check these things, cafes don't tend to - so the practicalities of checking passports in these settings are hugely more challenging."

Meanwhile Scottish Lib Dem leader Alex Cole-Hamilton said there was "no evidence base" for the use of vaccine passports, adding: "They will not save Christmas."

John Swinney's arse must be collapsing on him as the exponential rise in Scots seeing through SNP corruption and the resulting cover ups, continues to gather pace.

The people's eyes are being opened John, where will you and your colleagues run to once the majority are informed?

>>14946268

>>15049551

….continued

….Lord Brodie said: “At this stage the inquiry cannot properly ascertain or examine the factual basis for the allegations in the absence of further evidence. The public interest would not be served by publication of such allegations which are, by necessity at this stage of the inquiry, evidentially unchallenged.”

He said there was a clear risk of harm to the personal and professional reputations to the individuals named in the allegations.

However, leading lawyers said, when it came to public inquiries, such orders could only ever be the last resort. One of the UK’s most respected QC’s Michael Mansfield said: “As a general rule, all relevant evidence should be heard in public unless there are pressing reasons of national security or confidential matters that might endanger the health of a witness.”

Lawyer Des Collins, who has been involved in some of the country’s highest profile public inquiries, including the investigation into the contaminated blood scandal, described the order as “highly unusual”.

He said: “The whole purpose of a public inquiry is exactly that. Inquiries need to be public so they can determine what happened, why it happened, so steps are taken to ensure it never happens again. Restricting the evidence of grieving parents, especially so early in this inquiry, is highly unusual.”

On Thursday, the first minister promised cover-ups would not be tolerated as she addressed criticism from Louise Slorance, the widow of former government official Andrew Slorance, who died last year at the QUEH while receiving treatment for cancer.

She said doctors had not told her that her husband was being treated for a virus before or after his death.

After promising cover-ups would not be tolerated, Sturgeon said: “In relation to the QEUH and other issues raised, there is under way right now a public inquiry and I think that, I hope that, is a sign of our determination to ensure that any issues that are raised are properly investigated and that answers are forthcoming.”

Miles Briggs MSP, who was the Scottish Conservative’s health spokesperson as the scandal unfolded at the hospital, said: “This inquiry is supposed to shine a light on the biggest public health scandal Scotland has ever seen. Babies died. Children died. Adults died. We need to know why and how this happened so it never happens again.

“The very ethos of a public inquiry is that people’s voices are heard, not silenced, muted or redacted. The public expect and deserve the full truth.”

Professor Andrew Watterson, a health expert, said: “For any inquiry to work, basic principles, the right to know, the right to be heard and the right for those involved to see and, if necessary, challenge evidence, need to be applied for all parties involved.”

Roger Livermore, a former Health and Safety Executive prosecutor said Scotland has already seen too many ineffective public inquiries, including the Vale of Leven inquiry over 34 fatalities caused by C-Difficile and other infections. He said: “That cost £12m, took five years and achieved very little for the public.”

The Scottish Government said: “Lord Brodie, chair of the independent public inquiry, has set out that a restriction order was necessary in the public interest and he has explained his reasons publicly. We are completely committed to ensuring that issues raised at QEUH are properly investigated and that answers are forthcoming.”

NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde said: “Due to the nature of comments made in the witness statements, and on legal advice, an application for a restriction order was made by the board and by another core participant. This is the only restriction order that was applied for by NHSGGC.”

>>15049655

….continued

…The Scottish Hospitals Inquiry said: “Lord Brodie considered applications for a restriction order. He granted Restriction Order 6 following those applications. This order allowed Mr and Mrs Smith to give their evidence in full.”

I believed the doctors. Later, I felt like a fool

In a statement to the inquiry – much of it redacted at the request of lawyers – Theresa Smith told how the short life of baby Sophia had been a maelstrom of emotion.

Her newborn daughter went from being so poorly because of breathing difficulties that parents Theresa and Matthew had an emergency christening to recovering so quickly the hospital were discussing her being able to go home.

She said: “I remember being so full of joy that I very nearly somersaulted, then remembered, ‘You’ve just had a baby and you’re not 16 anymore’.”

But, Mrs Smith added: “Everything changed on Day 10. She was looking very pale. I started to say to them the baby’s pale, and they said, ‘No she’s not’. I said, ‘Her skin tone has changed. She’s very white’.”

Unknown to the couple, the hospital had put Sophia on strong antibiotics as they suspected she had the MRSA-type infection which ultimately killed her, 12 days after being born in March 2017. Her parents believe the infection was passed on from her central line, a tube inserted to give fluids or medication.

Her parents fought for six months before receiving her post-mortem report. Hospital letters did not even spell their baby’s name correctly.

The family have been told Sophia’s death is being investigated by the Crown Office but have never been told what aspect of her death will be covered. They have been warned any Fatal Accident Inquiry could take another decade.

Mrs Smith said: “I only got to hold Sophia twice, once to change her nappy and when she died in my arms.”

She said she “felt like a fool” for believing doctors, who assured her Sophia’s death was “an isolated case.”

She said: “They said we were the only ones. That it’s never been heard of, ‘There’s no problem in this big fancy hospital of ours, no one else has died of this. We’ve never heard of anyone else dying of this, nothing like this has ever happened in this hospital before, you’re the only ones, you’re an isolated case.’

“I said, do you need to tell anyone, do you need to do anything about this? He told me no, as Sophia was an isolated case, that it’s never happened before, it will probably never happen again.

“I read all those same sentences verbatim in a newspaper about another mother talking about the death of her child.

“She had been told her child was the only one that had passed away from an infection at the hospital; that this is isolated; nothing like this has ever happened here before.

“There’s no problem with infection control here, nothing like this will probably ever happen again. ‘It’s such a lightning strike’ was the phrase he used.

“I felt like such a fool when I read that in the paper because I had believed him….

…continued

>>15049663

“Because you don’t know: you can identify that they’re arrogant and you can identify that they have very little people skills, but you still have this level of respect where you think well, they’re the doctors, they’re the consultants, they’re geniuses in their fields.

“You believe them until you start reading it in the papers that they’ve told every other family that too.”

The inquiry

The Scottish Hospitals Inquiry was announced by the Scottish Government in October 2019 after growing public concerns over problems at two new hospital sites.

An investigation earlier that year had found widespread contamination of the water supply at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow which had opened to patients in 2015. A total of 23 children contracted blood infections in the cancer wards in the first nine months of 2018. Two children’s wards were closed and remain shut to this day.

The public inquiry will investigate the construction of the QEUH Campus, which includes the Royal Hospital for Children, and also look into Edinburgh’s Sick Kids hospital and adjacent Department of Clinical Neurosciences. The chair, Lord Brodie will report at the end of the inquiry and make recommendations aimed at ensuring any past mistakes are not repeated in future NHS infrastructure projects.

Comment…

As it turns out "Public Inquiries" are not public at all, only that which the Judiciary want to be public is actually "public".

These inquiries are a farce when labelled "public". Those within the shadowy realms of Government office, within Crown Inc can decide what is put on public view, conversely they also decide that which IS NOT put on public view. With regard to the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry (SCAI) those who are deciding what can be public and what can't, are also those who the shining light of truth is attempting to illuminate: the Judiciary, the lords and the ladies who have put themselves above us all. You all need to know the truth. Your governments, churches, media are all working against you, against what is right, against the very justice they are supposed to dispense, against the very people they are supposed to SERVE!

Anyone sharing this?

In the first few minutes he talks about the die-off related to the covid jab. Says Scottish data started to show the pattern in September. Says Scotland has now a 30% higher death rate compared to same month last year.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/KimBg9fOaXay/

Dr. Zelenko predicted it. Tried to warn ppl.

https://www.brandnewtube.com/watch/dr-vladimir-039-zev-039-zelenko-gives-a-briefing-to-a-rabbinical-court-in-jerusalem_tORLcdsajufAOzo.html

Here is a list of the Scottish Government Covid-19 Advisory Group members. Do they know? Do they care? Should they be trusted?

https://www.gov.scot/groups/scottish-government-covid-19-advisory-group/

If they say "people are dying from covid - the vaccine effect is wearing off - everyone needs to take the booster" & it turns out the shot is deadly would you believe them?

>>15065729

>Anyone sharing this?

This is a ghost town….only you, me and the tumbleweed.

I have a question? Perhaps not for you, but for the tumbleweed. If anyone, boatfag anon eg. could find a list of serving officers on board of a particular US Naval vessel, during a particular time frame in a particular posting over a period of around 3-5 years?

Would such a thing be publicly available with photographs of the serving officers dated during their time of service. 1960's through 70's?

>>15056349

>She has questioned none of the Judges who have already been publicly named for "advising" Government not to hold an inquiry in to Child Abuse

She may very well have questioned them (behind closed doors)…not "publicly" though.

>>15065729

>Anyone sharing this?

This is a ghost town….only you, me and the tumbleweed.

I have a question? Perhaps not for you, but for the tumbleweed. If anyone, boatfag anon eg. could find a list of serving officers on board of a particular US Naval vessel, during a particular time frame in a particular posting over a period of around 3-5 years?

Would such a thing be publicly available with photographs of the serving officers dated during their time of service. 1960's through 70's?

>>15056349

>She has questioned none of the Judges who have already been publicly named for "advising" Government not to hold an inquiry in to Child Abuse

She may very well have questioned them (behind closed doors)…not "publicly" though. >>15056349

>You have still to questtion Salmond, Sturgeon, MacAskill and Angela (crocodile tears) Constance, there will be others that have evaded any questioning with regard to this case study no 6.

>

>She has questioned none of the Judges who have already been publicly named for "advising" Government not to hold an inquiry in to Child Abuse. These include, Lord Advocate Colin Boyd who "wasn't convinced" that a public inquiry was in the public interest; Lord Advocate Frank Mullholland, who also was "not convinced or persuaded" by the calls for a public inquiry; Lord Advocate Wolfe who was also against an inquiry…then of course there is Lord Brian Gill who as Lord President "was one of the people who felt that if we went down that route we woulfd be sucked into a swamp", see attached page 20 of the statement submitted to the inquiry by Michael Russell.

The attached youtube clip is from the day dear Angela got herself a new nickname….."crocodile tears".

This was her ministerial statement to the scottish parliament on 17th December 2014 in relation to Historic Child Abuse in Scotland.

She got her nickname at 5 mins and 30 seconds, how the chief guinea pig and I laughed that day at this hopeless "performance".

>>14866491

>Who Will Speak for The Children? Fauci Also Experimented on the Homeless Children of New York

>>14615999

>Vaccination on school grounds IS a "disruption to education". Children go to school to learn, not to be used as guinnea-pigs!

I've been saying here for a good while now that kids have been killed while experimented on by the Scottish Government and its predecessor the UK government. Here is a story from Ireland, The Irish Examiner which may be of interest to a reader…

https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-40206482.html

More than 40,000 children used in vaccine trials, Mother and Baby Home Commission found

Thu, 14 Jan, 2021 - 06:30

Neil Michael

There were at least 13 vaccine trials carried out on more than 43,000 children, according to the Mother and Baby Homes Commission of Investigation.

None of the mothers — some of whom were as young as 15 — involved appears to have given consent for their children to be involved in the trials.

Some of the mothers involved were known to have "mental health issues" or "psychiatric disorders".

In addition, a number of the infants involved did not have their mothers with them at the time they were involved in the trials.

Of these trials, seven were carried out in six of the homes the commission investigated.

There were believed to be at least four different vaccine trials carried out in St Patrick's, Navan Rd, (Pelletstown) and three at Bessborough in Cork.

There may have been a sixth vaccine trial carried out at St Patrick's but the commission was unable to confirm details of a possible oral polio vaccine trial there in 1965.

Although two vaccine trials took place in Cork between 1930 and 1936, the commission was unable to determine whether they took place in institutions within its remit.

Of the children who took part, at least 1,135 of them were from institutions, and the rest were from “the general population”.

At least 223 of the children from institutions came from mother and baby homes or county homes within the commission’s remit.

The commission stated: “It is clear that there was not compliance with the relevant regulatory and ethical standards of the time.

"Consent was not obtained from either the mothers of the children or their guardians and the necessary licences were not in place.

“There is no evidence of injury to the children involved as a result of the vaccines.”

At least one child is known to have died of cardiac and respiratory failure two weeks after receiving the first injection in one of the vaccine trials.

The commission said: “The available medical records do not suggest that this child’s death was in any way linked to the vaccine.”

Dublin Union

In 1934, Dr Denis Hanley, assistant medical officer for the City of Dublin, administered Wellcome’s APT anti-diphtheria vaccine to 24 Dublin Union resident children, varying in age from seven months to 14 years.

An examination of the institutional records of the Dublin Union and Pelletstown failed to identify the 24 children involved in Dr Hanley’s initial APT trial.

However, the commission said, it is more than likely the children selected for inclusion were "illegitimate" and unaccompanied, as most children resident there at the time were categorised as such.

In January 1935, with the "consent and co-operation of the medical superintendent and staff" of the Dublin Union, Dr Hanley administered Wellcome’s APT vaccine to another 24 children in the Dublin Union.

Working on the results of his own investigations, and with the full support of the Dublin municipal health authorities, Dr Hanley administered Wellcome’s still experimental, and not commercially available, one-shot APT vaccine to 39,267 schoolchildren in Dublin.

The commission noted Dr Hanley emphasised the importance of obtaining written consent prior to treatment and provided a breakdown of the number of consent forms returned in each school.

No child was immunised unless a written parental consent form was produced.

“However, Dr Hanley made no mention of consent, written or otherwise, in respect of institutional children,” the commission stated.

Read the full article at the link.

https://odysee.com/@thesearethedamned:1/A-Good-Death:3

>>15116792

>>15146346

Mother and Baby Homes report describes "dark, difficult and shameful chapter" of Irish history

2,836 views

Premiered on 12 Jan 2021

The Mother and Baby Homes Commission's final report "describes a dark, difficult and shameful chapter of very recent Irish history," Taoiseach Micheál Martin said.

The lengthy and long-awaited report has been published this afternoon, highlighting the 'particularly harsh treatment' that women who gave birth outside marriage were subject to.

The commission says the harsh treatment was "supported by, contributed to, and condoned by, the institutions of the State and the Churches" - but that some of the institutions offered a 'harsh refuge' when many families provided 'no refuge at all'.

It reveals there were around 56,000 unmarried mothers and 57,000 children in the mother and baby homes and country homes investigated by the Commission, mostly in the 1960s and 70s.

However, it says it's likely there were another 25,000 unmarried mothers and even more children in other homes which were not investigated.

It finds that around 9,000 children died in the institutions under investigation - or around 15% of all the children in the institutions - and describes the mortality rate among children born in several of the homes as 'appalling'.

It shows there were seven vaccine trials in the homes between 1934 and 1973 involving a number of children, noting the trials were not in compliance "with the relevant regulatory and ethical standards of the time".

Around 1,638 children who were resident in the mother and baby homes and county homes were placed for foreign adoption - the 'vast majority' going to the US.

There was no statutory regulation for the adoptions, and only 'informal supervision' in terms of issuing passports.

The Commission says it's impossible to prove or disprove allegations that "large sums of money were given to the institutions and agencies in Ireland that arranged foreign adoptions".

It also explores the 'widespread discrimination' experienced by unmarried mothers and their children within Irish society into the 1980s.

The report comes following accounts from hundreds of witnesses and survivors, including those who were sent to the homes after being victims of rape.

In their recommendations, the Commission says adopted people "should have a right to their birth certificates", and says there should be a right for people to have access to their birth information - saying a referendum should be held if that's needed to change the law.

It recommends the Government should consider a redress scheme for many of the women impacted - including those who spent lengthy periods in the homes before 1974, and those who carried out unpaid work while in the institutions.

Ministerial Statement: Scotland’s Redress Scheme

Wednesday 08 December 2021 2:47 PM

https://www.scottishparliament.tv/meeting/ministerial-statement-scotlands-redress-scheme-december-8-2021

Apologies, can't embed video, please visit the above URL to watch and see how disingenuous John Swinney actually is.

>>14688014

>Deputy First Minister John Swinney told a hearing last year that Alex Salmond had opposed the inquiry being set up while he was first minister.

>

>He said there had been a clear division in cabinet over the issue and the inquiry was only set up after Nicola Sturgeon succeeded Mr Salmond.

>

> Alex Salmond 'was opposed to child abuse inquiry'

>

> Ministers tried to do 'right things' on care abuse

>

Kind of sounds like Mr Swinney is throwing Mr Salmond under the bus. Then there was the Salmond/Sturgeon (can it really be "co-incidence" that both have very "fishy" names?) affair with both throwing each other under the bus. It's always very subtle this of course; and all the while extolling their own obsequious achievments. You can see this very clearly with John Swinney every time he speaks, especially on the topic of the SCAI.

>>15049551

>Sources close to the couple said they are angry at being asked to give evidence only for it to be kept secret.

>

>One said: “They have been asked to wait four years for the chance to explain how their daughter died and ask why in an official forum. Why were they asked to give evidence at all? It seems an odd sort of public inquiry that asks for evidence but refuses to make it public.”

Yes, very odd that a public inquiry does not make all evidence and submissions public. It seems that it is not an isolated case but, rather the standard operating procedure for ALL public inquiries. When will Lady (?) Anne Smith make public the 17,500 word submission of John Halley QC?

>>15049551

>Legal teams acting for Scottish Government ministers and NHS Greater Glasgow argued that Mrs Smith’s statement contained allegations suggesting potential misconduct in public office, and criminal behaviour, which they strongly rejected.

>>15049655

>“The very ethos of a public inquiry is that people’s voices are heard, not silenced, muted or redacted. The public expect and deserve the full truth.”

>>15101419

>reply by Old Crocodile Tears….Lots of talk about avoiding the re-traumatising of victims/survivors….

>

Lots of talk but as you can see/hear from Swinney here in this address to parliament and the resulting questions, he fully intends that they (victims/survivors) should be re-traumatised from yet again having to recount to Johnny Gwynne and cohorts all the details of their abuse.

CUNTS.

>>15169362

Ministerial statement of John Swinney: Scotland’s Redress Scheme - 8 December 2021

"JESUS … WHAT HAPPENED TO US?" SCOTLAND'S POWERFUL MESSAGE … A CALL TO ARMS .. "BRING IT ON!"

wil paranormal, 13 min.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/tGhJZOVwtpKB/

As it is now too late for those who have been jabbed, SCOTLAND is reminding its people, "WE DO NOT LET UP. "BRING IT ON"!

>>15177139

ALL of U.S. Love You Scotland , Do It Q and Q+ ! , WWG1WGA Love Pilotorb

https://www.bitchute.com/video/V5oufarhDOyj/

NEIL OLIVER:

This Christmas My Family And I Will Do As We Please' Neil Oliver On Government Parties During Covid

>>15190845

Definitely happening worldwide throughout all governments. Judiciary everywhere up to their eyes in cover ups and soft sentences.

>>15177303

>ALL of U.S. Love You Scotland , Do It Q and Q+ ! , WWG1WGA Love Pilotorb

We love you too, your country is a beacon of light to remind us of the Magna Carta, which your great constitution is based on. The war is won. We will have a new order, of the people, by the people and for the people………..world wide. God bless America, Scotland and the world. United, humanity can crawl out of the petri dish and overcome anything.

Scotland has a new anthem.

Songs of Freedom - Transcender 'Make A Stand'

Hearing this song everywhere at the moment up here in Scotland.

Scotland is beginning to rise up and peek behind the curtain at what generations of us have allowed to control us. They are starting to wake up and realise that it is "we the people" who have the power to change the world. United we can change the world.

We have been divided by race, religion, politics, sexuality, nationality and a raft of other devices for many generations. It's that divide that has brought this situation to fruition. Division is the fog of war.

47 studies confirm ineffectiveness of masks for COVID and 32 more confirm their negative health effects

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/47-studies-confirm-inefectiveness-of-masks-for-covid-and-32-more-confirm-their-negative-health-effects/

>>15268761

Maybe Nicola hasn't seen this yet (but Boris has)?

https://media.128ducks.com/file_store/d924814eb4a6e4e4f7893ce968226a97fb0e9aee4e94c81b91a6404b80cd1259.webm

>>15101419

>>15170610

The cover up is so fucking transparent I can't believe for a minute this Lady (?) Ann Smith, chair of the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry (SCAI) is unable with all her qualifications in law to see it when an uneducated dafty like myself can see it all. She sees it all right, just is employed not to.

Here is the Youtube link to Lord Brian Gill's performance again, for anyone that needs reminding of the contempt which he and others like him in the establishment hold us all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMlBc9XNxrc&t=2585s

Attached pages 6-10 of Case study no' 6 of the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry (SCAI).

Pages 24-28 of the pdf file

https://www.childabuseinquiry.scot/media/3024/scottish-government-findings.pdf

>>15270111

There will be plenty of them going to jail, some of them I expect will possibly see the rope. That I guess will be down to the people to decide once the majority wake up, who knows when that will be. They're certainly taking their time. Went to the shop the other day and there were more people masked than usual. :(

>>15270111

Just that last couple of sentences meant to post there, really have to remind myself to make sure the field is clear before replying to others. ;)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-59830333

Heads of Scotland's drug death taskforce resign

The heads of Scotland's drug death task force have resigned.

Chairwoman Prof Catriona Matheson and her deputy, former deputy chief constable Neil Richardson, have stepped down from their roles.

They said the government's "demand for speed" over a report on reforms was "counterproductive" and driven by a desire to meet targets rather than achieving "sustainable change"

But minister Angela Constance said the taskforce needed to "move faster".

Prof Matheson, a Stirling University expert in substance misuse, has been chairwoman of the taskforce since it was established in 2019.

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It was set up by the Scottish government in a bid to curb a rising number of drug deaths.

The then public health minister Joe Fitzpatrick described the situation as an "emergency" and said new approaches were needed "even if at first they may be challenging".

Drug deaths in Scotland reached a record high of 1,339 in 2020 with the country suffering by far the highest fatality rate of any country in Europe.

Figures published earlier this month showed that Police Scotland recorded 1,007 deaths believed to be linked to drug use between January and September this year, 40 fewer than the same period in 2020.

The resignations were first reported by The Daily Record, which said Prof Matheson and Mr Richardson had stood down after being asked to produce a report on reforms by the summer.

In a resignation letter, they said: "We have always understood the need for urgency but we feel the current demand for speed is counterproductive and driven by other factors such as meeting targets, rather than achieving the sustainable change evidence shows is more effective."

Drugs policy ministerAngela Constancesaid that she regretted the fact that Prof Matheson and Mr Richardson had resigned but thanked them for their "hard work and commitment".

She told BBC Scotland's Drivetime programme: "The taskforce has undertaken wide-ranging and very important work to help inform us on how best to turn the tide on rising drug deaths in Scotland.

"But I am clear that as we come to the end of the first year of the national mission and look ahead to what's next, we need to have an increased focus on implementation and delivery on the ground."

She said that was why she had asked the taskforce "to make its recommendations earlier than anticipated".

'Pick up the pace'

"Drug deaths in Scotland is our other public health emergency and we do need to move further but we also need to move faster," she told the programme.

"I think I was very fair and very clear with my expectations. We need to be continuously challenging ourselves and others to pick up the pace.

"We need to be doing more, doing it better and doing it faster."As fast as you got a public inquiry into historic child abuse?

She added that she would speak to the other taskforce members before updating parliament as soon as possible in the new year.

Ms Constance said that the recent quarterly statistics had shown a slight fall in suspected drug-related deaths.

But she added: "It is clear there is still an urgent need to implement changes that will make a real and tangible difference to people's lives."

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10381913/Anti-lockdown-protest-kicks-Glasgow-anger-Nicola-Sturgeons-Covid-curbs-boils-over.html?ito=chromelessDM_0

You'll never take our freedom! Thousands of defiant protesters stage largest anti-lockdown rally in recent months as they march through Glasgow against Nicola Sturgeon's draconian Covid restrictions

By Joe Davies For Mailonline

Police have been called to manage an 'unplanned' anti-lockdown protest in Scotland's largest city that appears to be one of the country's largest demonstrations since the pandemic began.

Thousands of protesters gathered at Glasgow Green at 1pm on Saturday as public anger boiled over at First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's latest Covid curbs.

The activists began the unplanned procession by marching through Argyle Street, one of the city's busiest thoroughfares, during what the campaign group called a 'Freedom Rally'.

Some of them were pictured carrying placards saying 'Do you trust your government with your life?' and 'vaccine passports means your body will be owned by the state forever'.

The protest is believed to have been organised by Scotland Against Lockdown, a group that runs campaigns against mandatory facemasks.

The campaigners are also opposed to the Scottish and UK Governments' Coronavirus Act 2020, social distancing and mandatory vaccines, according to its social media pages.

Official data showed Covid cases in Wales and Scotland are increasing faster than in England despite the nations' harsher restrictions.

Confirmed infections are rising more than twice as quickly in Scotland as they are in England, jumping from 6,976 to 14,006 in the former nation in the week up to January 2 - an increase of more than 100 per cent.

For comparison, cases increased 44 per cent in England to 129,014 during the same period. They increased by more than 52 per cent in Wales to 9,718.

New figures also revealed there are 1,362 people in Scottish hospitals with confirmed cases of Covid-19. Of these, 48 people were in intensive care with the virus.

One witness said about 1,000 people were taking part in the protest in Glasgow today.

A police spokesman said: 'Officers are currently facilitating an unplanned procession in Glasgow City centre to ensure public safety and minimise disruption to the community.'

The protest came as a health board in Scotland warned it could declare a major incident next week as Covid case numbers continue to rise sharply.

Members of the military have already been drafted in to some areas to support NHS workers as the Omicron variant fuels Covid infection levels to record highs.

In a briefing to staff, NHS Grampian said that due to 'an exponential growth' of cases in the last fortnight, it could declare a 'major incident' as early as next week.

It said: 'Based on our modelling data, we anticipate a continued and significant growth in the levels of the disease placing even more significant pressure on care homes, primary care teams, community teams and hospitals.

'Our planned response will include a declaration of a major incident when a number of key trigger points are reached.

'Looking at our local data, these triggers could be met as early as the end of next week.'

The document went on to explain staff will be briefed further with a major incident plan if the announcement goes ahead next week.

Military personnel began arriving to support NHS staff in NHS Grampian, NHS Ayrshire and Arran and NHS Lanarkshire on Friday.

It is understood Grampian will have 38 service personnel for four weeks, while 32 will work in Lanarkshire for the same period, and 20 in Ayrshire in Arran for the next six weeks.

The personnel have joined 221 members of the Armed Forces who have been supporting the vaccine programme across Scotland, with 96 driving ambulances in support of the Scottish Ambulance service.

New data released on Saturday also showed there were 12,602 new cases of Covid-19 reported, although there are delays in people receiving results from PCR tests.

Of the 57,907 new tests for Covid that reported results, 25.1% were positive.

There were 26 new reported deaths of people who have tested positive for the virus.

A first dose of a vaccination has now been received by 4,390,076 people, while 4,041,550 have received their second dose and 3,082,231 have received a third dose or booster.

A Scottish Government spokesperson said: 'There continue to be large volumes of tests being processed by labs; this and the holiday weekend have impacted turnaround times resulting in delays between specimens being taken and results being received and reported.

'Public Health Scotland are continuing to monitor the situation.'

See link for full article.

>>15196144

>Scotland has a new anthem.

Should have probably posted this a fortnight ago

https://youtu.be/P15xxG7aJYc

World Wide Freedom March (Aberdeen, Scotland 22/1/22)

>>15459553

Same day…World Freedom Rally: Glasgow 22/01/22, Scotland

https://youtu.be/4Qr0YyJidd0

Just sent in request to have bumplock removed. If not will have to bake a #6

Historic Abuse Bun

>>14511490, >>14732792 Religious brother ‘gave pupil painful electric shocks’ at school

>>14688014, >>14688023 Minister sorry for 'woeful' delay in setting up Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry

>>14688356 Alex Salmond 'was opposed to child abuse inquiry'

>>15056349, >>15101419, >>15170610, >>152689972 The response of the Scottish Government between August 2002 and December 2014 to Petition PE535, and other key issues

>>15089588 Angela Constance ministerial statement to the scottish parliament on 17th December 2014 in relation to Historic Child Abuse in Scotland (video)

>>15089893 The SCAI originally was chaired by Susan O'Brien QC and all three members were selected by John Swinney and Angela Constance

>>15116792 More than 40,000 children used in vaccine trials, Mother and Baby Home Commission found

>>15146346, >>15146352 Mother and Baby Homes report describes "dark, difficult and shameful chapter" of Irish history

>>15169362 Ministerial Statement: Scotland’s Redress Scheme

>>15170913 Ministerial statement of John Swinney: Scotland’s Redress Scheme - 8 December 2021 (video)

>>15302353 Expert resigns from '˜doomed' Scots historical child abuse inquiry

'''Covid Bun"

>>14549011 VAX VOTE PASSED Scots WILL need vaccine passports for nightclubs and large events after Holyrood vote passed

>>14615985 Children in Scotland aged between 12 and 15 will be offered one dose of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine from Monday.

>>14645401 UK & Scotland accidentally revealed how many died within 28 days of vaccination (bitchute video)

>>14772428, >>14772472 Mystery rise in heart attacks from blocked arteries

>>14844215 "Majority" of those dying have had both jabs

>>15029681 Scottish vaccine passport scheme could be expanded

>>15221578 ANTI-VAX DEMO ‘Hundreds’ of anti-vaxxers gather in Glasgow Green for protest and march to the city centre

>>15268761 Five new Scotland Covid rules everyone will have to follow from this week

>>15340472 Thousands of defiant protesters stage largest anti-lockdown rally in recent months as they march through Glasgow against Nicola Sturgeon's draconian Covid restrictions

>>15376666 Covid Scotland: Case rates lowest in unvaccinated as double-jabbed elderly drive rise in hospital admissions

Freedom Protests Bun

>>14549506 George Square Glasgow 4/9/21 (video)

>>14549516 Dr Heiko Khoo - Glasgow freedom protest 04.09.2021 (video)

>>14549537,>>14549552, >>14549570, >>14549595, >>14549619 More Glasgow 04.09.21 (videos)

>>15459553 World Wide Freedom March Aberdeen, Scotland 22/1/22 (video)

>>15459567 World Freedom Rally: Glasgow 22/01/22 (video)

for the 150 mark

Notables are NOT Endorsements

#5

>>14548525 Scottish police officers would like to carry a handgun, study shows

>>14728056 Golden goodbyes for police officers hit nearly £20m

>>14793897 WALKING OUT COP26: Glasgow school staff set to go on strike amid further chaos ahead of climate change summit

>>14815736, >>14815742 No dismissals despite almost 250 sexual misconduct allegations among Police Scotland officers

>>14851432 Hundreds of face-to-face GP appointments are cancelled or rescheduled in Glasgow in bid to slash traffic levels during Cop26 climate summit

>>14866491 Who Will Speak for The Children? Fauci Also Experimented on the Homeless Children of New York

>>14866623 Flashback: Fauci’s NIH funded experiments on AIDS orphans in New York City (video)

>>14877569 Cop26: Don’t cause chaos, Sturgeon warns protesters

>>14877603 Nicola Sturgeon accuses MSP of 'talking down Glasgow' for raising rat problem

>>14877925 Green minister Patrick Harvie mocked for complaining about Cop26 road closures

>>14946262, >>14946268 Police probe £250k award of taxpayers' money to Sturgeon book publisher

>>15049551, >>15049551, >>15049718 A culture of cover up: “I believed the doctors when they said my baby’s was an isolated case. Now I feel like a fool.”

>>15196144 Songs of Freedom - Transcender 'Make A Stand'

>>15302181 Heads of Scotland's drug death taskforce resign

>>15399259 Sheriff in Lockerbie bomber trial arrested

>>15412530 Royal horror as Queen's Scottish residence daubed with 'paedo home' slur – police on case

>>15502230 Historic Abuse Bun

>>15502239 Covid Bun

>>15502254 Freedom Protests Bun

>>15501889

>Many Navy ships have websites these days where such old photographs can be found from Cruisebooks and crew-taken sources. Other veteran organizations, for instance online groups for those who served aboard destroyers, have pages where former crew list themselves.

Thank you for your input, very much appreciated. My initial searches threw up a us naval group which I'd have to become a member of (my guess is that might be impossible unless I'd served).

I'll continue down the road you have suggested when I am able. So much to do, so little time. I have a friend I might be able to talk to with naval experience, not US. Will see if he can perhaps further your suggestion for me.

Just in case you'd have any time to spare on your hands the vessel was the SS Simon Lake whilst stationed at the Holy Loch in Scotland. A friend needs his memory jogged and some chronologically appropriate pics of serving officers at this time might carve through the MK-ultra inspired fog. Perhaps he will recognise one or two.

Thank you for the work you have done here, it's very much appreciated.

>>15502223

>Just sent in request to have bumplock removed. If not will have to bake a #6

Can you clarify what this means and what it will accomplish? Apologies in advance for my naivete.

>>15502254

https://youtu.be/3faYd_k1E2w

Freedom Walker

487 subscribers

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Love this guy, he's been filming everything from the beginning….I call him the "all seeing eye" and he's one of the unsung heroes of the "freedom" movement.

Hat doffed to the all seeing eye.

https://hugotalks.com/2022/02/04/mass-critical-point-of-insanity-has-been-achieved-hugo-talks-lockdown/

You really can't help but laugh. ;)

>>15547254

part 2…….

Environment campaigner Jamie McIntyre said: "There are lots of ways that the Scottish Government could have invested in rewilding and community forestry projects, so it is odd they have chosen to do it this way.

"They claim they want to encourage others to invest in forestry through the Gresham House deal but this is not for ordinary people – it is for very wealthy people.

"There are issues with public money being invested in a sector already supported by public grants, generous tax arrangements and the murky world of carbon offsets – the environmental credentials of which are highly debatable."

Townsend was on the board of Rea Brothers (Isle of Man) Ltd and Companies House records show he is also a director of Hansa Capital, which is based in Guernsey.

A spokeswoman for Gresham House insisted the banker was no longer a director of Rea Brothers and confirmed Gresham's offshore subsidiary.

She said: "Regarding Anthony Townsend's Isle of Man connection, this is historical and relates to a period dating back to the 1970s when Mr Townsend served on the board of Rea Brothers Group and was a non-executive director of various of their companies including Rea Brothers (Isle of Man) Ltd until the sale of the whole group to Close Brothers Plc in 1999."

She added: "Gresham House Investment Management (Guernsey) Limited ("GHIM") is a wholly owned subsidiary.

"A range of investors including local authority and corporate pension schemes and private clients invest in Gresham House forestry funds."

The SNIB was formally launched in November 2020.

Chairman Willie Watt said: "Our investment assessment and approval process is in line with peers, both commercial investors and other development banks.

"In relation to Gresham, the bank invested alongside two public sector pension funds, whose underlying members share our commitment to a low-carbon future. Together, we represent the majority of the funds."

Last year Watt claimed the £2billion of public cash promised to the SNIB over 10 years was "insufficient".

He said he wanted to be able to earn the right to "borrow on our own balance sheet".

The Sunday Mail revealed in February 2020 how shamed former finance minister Derek Mackay allowed Watt to be appointed without the oversight of ethics watchdogs.

He approved an "unregulated" selection process despite the firm Watt previously led being fined £8.6million in the UK and America over a conflict of interests scandal.

Meanwhile, Benny Higgins – the Government's chief adviser to help set up the taxpayer-funded bank – was eviscerated in 2015 for spending £18,000 on taxis in eight months while CEO of Tesco Bank at a time the supermarket was firing frontline staff.

Scotland's public appointment ombudsman had to stand aside from overseeing Watt's appointment after Mackay – who was forced to resign after sending hundreds of inappropriate texts to a schoolboy – let Higgins head an unregulated interview panel.

MSPs passed legislation to set up the SNIB in January 2020 and ministers have committed to putting £2billion of public funding into it over the next decade.

The Scottish Government said: "The bank makes independent investment decisions and its pay framework and levels of pay of the bank are in agreement with public sector pay policy.

"Some grades and roles are adapted to enable the bank to recruit effectively within a highly paid sector."

Comments say it all..

>>15502254

Freedom Walker

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Gales, rain, sleet & snow cannot deter Scotland’s freedom walkers! Whatever the weather, wherever the location, Scotttish freedom fighters come together and march as one!

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#edinburgh #freedom #rally #wewillALLbethere

Shame he doesn't have many subscribers. Unsung hero right enough.

Just for laughs, kinda reminds me of myself growing up.

Just noticed this thread was bumplocked (not by current admins).

Unbumplocked it, because i see there are recent posts.

Please keep an eye out for Pedo Bear CP - Global report it if you find it.

TYVM

>>15564453

any questions? ask at Meta.

TEST

bump

>>15564529

Apologies, I posted here yesterday and did not notice yours prior to posting.

Thanks for the input, I really do appreciate any help, I lead a very disjointed life, have the attention span of a gnat and am distracted easily by the voice(s) in my head. I probably spend more time there (in my head) than I do anywhere, staring in to space and oblivious to all around me. Catatonic Schizophrenic!

Would there be separate lists for officers?

I have some details regarding the uniform of the subject of interest which might also help identify the rank:

I've no information on the jacket as it was never seen.

Black patent leather shoes (very shiny).

Black trousers.

Black shirt with gold braiding on the sleeves (elbow to cuff approx).

Hat, upper part white, lower part black, black brim with gold leaf shaped decoration on the edge of the brim (possibly olive leaf). Badge on centre of hat was a golden eagle.

Officer also wore a sword as part of his uniform which had a white (perhaps ivory) handle/grip, surrounded by a gold foil with a gold tasselled cord.

If anyone could help narrow down the applicable ranks which might have worn such a uniform that would narrow the search a fair bit.

Thanks bigly for your help and input which will always be appreciated.

>>15580432

I've heard this is video of this circulating on facebook and other social media, if anyone was able to find it and post it that would be good too…I'm not on facebook.

>>15592929

>Black shirt

No image searches using the information below have thrown up anything with a "black shirt".

The black shirt seems odd. This was probably mid 60's, would uniforms have changed much since then in US NAVY?

>>15592929

>Black patent leather shoes (very shiny).

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>Black trousers.

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>Black shirt with gold braiding on the sleeves (elbow to cuff approx).

>

>Hat, upper part white, lower part black, black brim with gold leaf shaped decoration on the edge of the brim (possibly olive leaf). Badge on centre of hat was a golden eagle.

>

>Officer also wore a sword as part of his uniform which had a white (perhaps ivory) handle/grip, surrounded by a gold foil with a gold tasselled cord.

>>15599526 (me)

Looked closer, that is a Chief Petty Officer in the third pic, stars for Master Chief are missing

Squirrel now a trendy dining option in Scotland

By Hannah Frishberg February 11, 2022

Most New Yorkers may consider them rats with wings, but elsewhere squirrel has become a chic new menu item.

As part of a growing ethical dining trend, chefs have begun serving up dishes made with the North American gray squirrel, an invasive species in the nation.

“My original starting point with gray squirrel was taste. But it’s also great for the environment,” renowned Scottish chef Paul Wedgewood told the Guardian of the inspiration for adding gray squirrel to his Edinburgh restaurant Royal Mile’s menu in 2008. “It’s mellow, nutty and a bit gamey. It’s just a really nice flavor, and it’s easy to match,” added Wedgewood, who has even made squirrel haggis. “Anyone who’s doing rabbit could just easily swap in squirrel.”

In addition to being a tasty alternative for some more commonly used meats, eating squirrel in the UK also offers moral flavor: The rodent is significantly to blame for causing the local extinction of England and Wales’ native red squirrel in large swaths of the nation.

The response to squirrel as not vermin but restaurant-quality delicacy has been great, said Wedgewood.

“The demand is there from customers,” he said. “I had a guy fly in from Switzerland who ordered a squirrel tasting menu. A six-course menu…just with squirrel!”

The Post was unable to locate any restaurants or butchers in New York City that will admit to selling squirrel. But that doesn’t mean New Yorkers can’t enjoy this up and coming plat du jour — they may just have to kill and cook the creature themselves.

New York State’s Department of Environmental Conservation considers squirrels “nuisance animals” and they may be killed at any time in any manner by the owners or occupants if they are injuring property. And from Nov. 1 to Feb. 28 it is open season on gray, black and fox squirrels in New York City, although hunters are limited to six squirrel bodies a day and legally limited in the methods they’re allowed to use to kill the creatures. If killed not during hunting or season, the squirrel is technically required to be “buried or cremated immediately.”

Wedgewood recommends drizzling two racks of squirrel with wild garlic oil and pairing it with carrot puree.

Some eaters say the taste can be addictive.

“We associate some animals with our own filth,” Steven Rinella told The Post in 2012 about his practice of hunting and eating the squirrels which stepped foot in his Fort Greene garden.

Rinella wrote in his hunting memoir that he sometimes gets such a craving for squirrel meat that “I’ll go to extremes to get it.”

https://nypost.com/2022/02/11/squirrel-now-a-trendy-dining-option-in-scotland/

>>15599768

>>15599969

I'm scratching my head, for some reason the above posts of yours were not visible to me before posting my reply to you the other day, nor were they visible to me after posting. They were not visible to me until now after submitting the thescottishsun.co.uk article to the board, but they show up as being posted prior to my reply to your other posts?

Weird. I'll talk to my friend later and update him with your comments and let you know his thoughts. I did think the stripes on the shirt on the lower arm odd.

>>15618763

Sometimes breads will hang up and not show all the posts. Generally best bet is to post something like I did with >>15622275 and let the bread fill itself in.

>>15604460

>I think the individual may have been Merchant Marine, pics I'm finding the eagle is god.

With regard to him being a Merchant Marine, would the hat on the guy in the centre pic here be that of such a man?

If so my friend dismissed this hat, even though it had an eagle badge almost immediately, so going by his reaction I'd say no to this hat. My presumption is that this guy is Merchant Marine and the guy in this photo… >>15604480

…is the guy wearing an Admiral's uniform? He again is insistent that there is too much scrambled egg on this hat and only those nearest the brim were present, as in the commander's hat.

I do have to remember that my friend is a young boy at the time and a fairly old man now. I also have to remember that he was also subjected to ECT at points in his life and drug trials. I've just had him confirm that these things happened to him AFTER this period of abuse…

Could it be that he was taken in to the "care" of mental health facilities in order to make him forget these experiences? I don't know. It fits in with his original birth certificate being faked (according to officials, when as a young man some years later he first applied for a passport). MK-ultra mind control experiments are well known about, using drugs and ECT to compartmentalize the brain.

When I spoke to him about the badge on the hat and informed him of your very kind assistance in this matter (incidentally, he never thought to try to find out more about his assailant at any time, I thought from my time on the boards some of you might be able to shine a light on it for him) he began to assume that it may have been an anchor after all: His basis for doing so is that he immediately "dismissed" the very notion that it could be "God", he immediately said it can't be an Admiral. To me his preparedness to say "I guess it could've been an anchor" was based on nothing more than the instinct that tells a man to wear a mask to protect others in a viral pandemic, it is just a matter of social conditioning and his preparedness to dismiss one of such high rank so easily is synonymous to wearing a mask. Cognitive dissonance if you will. He is not so easily prepared to dismiss the scrambled eggs.

This is all very new to me. I have never sought to probe the boggley-eyed one on this before. I had never thought to inquire myself before now and I can see from his dis-ease that he finds talking about it uncomfortable. I still though believe that progress is being made with the insistence of the scrambled eggs. He was sure the guy was an officer.

I did manage to get a little more detail and have tried to prod him, asking questions for him to consider in an effort to remember more, I'm hoping the discussion might leave it lurking between conscious and sub-conscious, there but not apparent. Additional detail he remembered this time was what he described as "Buddy Holly" glasses worn by his assailant. He remembered a tall individual, who didn't stay on base but in a very large mansion house with more than 1 story.

The large house is a detail that seems to confirm an officer of high standing.

One other detail of particular significance in my own uneducated opinion is that this man was often accompanied by another man in quite particular clothing. I should say in advance of description of the 2nd man, that he took no part in, nor was present when any abuse took place. The 2nd fellow was dressed in matching shirt and pants, both of the same light blue material, somewhat resembling "washed out" denim, light blue in colour, and appearance. Not sure it was denim, but certainly reminiscent of it. Underneath the matching pants and shirt he wore a white T-shirt. The 2nd man was regularly with the assailant, but never when the abuse took place.

Could this too be suggestive of an officer of high rank? Could this be a driver, batman…whatever? Do high ranking officers have someone of lesser rank serving them is some subordinate level who accompany them around?

He also seems to remember seeing a lady at this very large stone built house (can't remember the colour of the stone) but not often and she also was never there when any abuse occurred.

I certainly do myself feel that this officer was of high rank: large house, scrambled eggs etc.

If an Admiral had ever visited the Holy Loch he would have access to all ships presumably, and that would include a vessel of the type which USS Simon Lake was. Would this be the case with someone of the rank of

>>15599526

>a Commanding Officer?

Would a commanding officer have a sub-ordinate assigned to him that might perhaps be dressed in similar fashion to the 2nd man who did not take part in the abuse?

>>15622282