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To start off, will be bringing over some posts originally found on Q Research UK #20 and UK #21. There's two buns worth of them so here we go….

(originally posted in UK #21 as >>10513605)

"Historical Abuse Systemic Review: Residential Schools and Children’s Homes 1950-1995"

An Independent review by Tom Shaw who was, at the time of writing, an EX-Chief Inspector of Education and Training in Northern Ireland.

This document is also available on the Scottish Government websitewww.scotland.gov.uk Further copies are available from Blackwell’s Bookshop53 South BridgeEdinburghEH1 1YSTelephoneordersandenquiries0131 622 8283 or 0131 622 8258Faxorders0131 557 8149Emailordersbusiness.edinburgh@blackwell.co.ukHistoricalAbuseSystemicReview

Commissioned by the Scottish Government in 2006 and made public in 2007 and requested by the then Minister for Education and Young People, Peter Peacock.

The full document can be viewed at that link.https://www.webarchive.org.uk/wayback/archive/20180517125822mp_/http://www.gov.scot/Resource/Doc/203922/0054353.pdf

The full exact cost of Tom Shaw's report was £298,037.55…He approached Adam Ingram (then Children's Minister) and Kenny MacAskill (then Justice Secretary) for more funding (circa 2008), to fund research and investigation in to both the deaths of hundreds of children interred in mass anonymous graves: while supposedly being "cared" for by the State and the destruction of public records. His request was point blank refused! Extra funding was refused because the Scottish Government under the SNP have fought tooth and nail to bury the lot from the very start, and the deliberate destruction of records was done under their Government. When Jack McConnell apologised for the State abuse of children on December 4th 2004, just before the Labour Party passed the reigns of parliament to the SNP, he did so “on behalf of the Scottish People” of course most of the Scottish people had nothing to do with the state abuse and he did so to avoid litigation against the State. See attached headline “’’’Top politicians to give abuse inquiry evidence’’’”. Each and every one of them a traitor to humanity! Especially MacAskill and Swinney, snakes disguised as ….well snakes….ok so they’re not very well disguised.

To begin with it is interesting to note the chronologic parameters of the review. The review was commissioned in 2006, but the review was only to count the years up to 1995…there is some logical reasoning in the document regarding the dates to be fair.

The numbers of victims are dwindling due to the time they took to order an Inquiry (an inquiry was being called for from as far back as 2002 but the petition failed, I think the petitioner was Helen Holland with perhaps a 2nd petitioner named Christopher Daly-sorry I don't have the details for that one. This was followed by a further petition, this time definitely by the aforementioned pair-petition no' PE1351- for an Inquiry into Historic Child Abuse which was successfully implemented, initially under the chair of Susan O'Brien QC in March 2015. 13 years after the initial failed petition and a full 7 years after starting the petition which proved successful (Well partially successful tbh as the inquiry's remit made sure to leave out the investigation of High Level State abusers in Politics, Law enforcement, Civil Service, the Judiciary, the Military and Royalty) the Inquiry got off to a pedestrian start. That's a cunt of a lot of time to fuck people around, many who were elderly and infirm then are dead now, with no hope of redress, or even to have their evidence heard…..for me that was exactly the reason why they took so long to have one……time is the great ally of evil, the longer the truth takes to be heard the more likely it is NEVER TO BE HEARD. Also included a couple of snaps of pages from the Tom Shaw report there with notes…the whole thing is worth a read for anyone interested. I’ll try to post more on that report tomorrow perhaps with a couple more extracts.

>>10843256

(originally UK #21 >>10707972)

We should take a look at Mental Health Services/Agencies, their treatments and the law in their regard. I've just found this document and I'm going to make a few posts about it while providing pages from it.

https://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/docs/default-source/improving-care/ccqi/quality-networks/electro-convulsive-therapy-clinics-(ectas)/ectas-14th-edition-standards.pdf?sfvrsn=932fa3b4_2

This is important for everyone's freedom, under mental health legislation you are not even protected from torture by article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights, article 3 reads:

"no one shall be subjected to torture or to inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment"

Cool watching this livestream and some bird is talking about mental health related stufff……great, because this is one of their main tools of control to keep us in line, not so much us, the ordinary people, but those who are already serving this corrupt and evil system imposed on us by royalties around the world. Royalties in some cases which are ruling overtly, like in UK, but others who are ruling covertly under the cover of the vatican, ancient families who have ruled for centuries, the same ones responsible for selling "indulgences" in the middle ages which saw the rise of Protestantism under Martin Luthor and other theologians.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indulgence

The book of Laws (Talmud) that is concentrated on by people in ignorance of Torah, is nothing more than the Jewish (heirarchy, ie. Rothschild) equivalent of the indulgences of Rome, in complete contravention and contradiction of true Judaism.

At this Juncture in history, we are all Jews, we are all Christians, we are all black, we are all white…………We are one. One Human Race, and all under attack from people who claim to "rule" by the "Grace of God" (Royalty). Do they really have the right vax n chip us all by the Grace of God?

If so, which God?

Not the God of Christ the redeemer, that surely is obvious to any Christian or Jew, or Muslim for that matter (all 3 being of Abrahamic origin).

(originally posted as UK #21 >>10529193 )

Scottish Sunday Express article from 30th August. Scottish Parliament redress scheme demands waiver from claimants against them taking any further legal action of any kind, no payments of up to a maximum of £80,000 and running on a sliding scale (downward…). No payments to be made without waiver. There was a protest about this outside the Scottish parliament on Wednesday 2nd September 2020, this was reported ONLY on "Reporting Scotland" once at 6:30pm the same day with some video of the protest…as you would expect from the BBC in regards to all matters of Child Abuse, they seem already to have removed that particular edition of Reporting Scotland….I've tried to provide a link but without success. Sorry.

Other demands include the provision of evidence of said abuse even though the Scottish Government, particularly John Swinney (who has done everything in his power to water down this Inquiry, to protect whom and from what exactly I do not know, I do know though that it has a lot to do with sexual abuse of children by those at the top of scottish society) knows as does the inquiry, where it has been extensively reported, that much of the evidence has been destroyed: I noted such destruction on my last post one one of the pages from the Tom Shaw report I posted. That was a Government commissioned report, which also notes the many deaths of children, plenty of whom were dumped in unmarked graves!

>>10843328

Related link originally posted as UK #21 >>10530090

https://www.scottishparliament.tv/meeting/ministerial-statement-scotlands-redress-scheme-for-survivors-of-historical-child-abuse-in-care-august-19-2020

(originally posted as UK #21 >>10530637)

>>10529193

Sorry last pic was a balls up attempt to turn a 1 sec video clip into a readable doc..this one is better quality as it was a pic to begin with.

>>10530090

Yes mate, thank you…though the reporting scotland edition I referred to had (I was led to believe) footage of the demonstration outside the Scottish Parliament against the "waiver"…..by the way…I was watching that there for a bit before coming back to respond to you, and though I have not yet watched it all and made notes yet …just made some notes….here are a few.

“…survivor focussed in its processes and in its outcomes” pure fucking bollocks!!

It is “focussed” on “processes that allow outcomes, that keep him and his kind out of the light of day. What evil do cunts like him serve, that they can shite all over people and tell them it's an exotic body lotion?

“…built on compassion, integrity, fairness and respect” are you having a laugh you little paedophile enabling fuck?

“…will agree not to continue, or raise a civil legal action. Designed to be an alternative to the traditional civil justice process”…………………..and there will be no civil justice for the victims…and more importantly for the perpetrators in high places

“We are committed to seeking fair and meaningful contributions from those organisations, who had responsibility for the care of children at the time of the abuse. We know from survivors that such financial contributions are important, and we continue to work with a range of organisations to facilitate that….” On this he really is having a laugh! Do you know where any meaningful financial contributions coming from these organisations are coming from? Yes the taxpayer, I will get you the figures for that tomorrow-by which I mean the amount of money gained by just 3 of these “charities” (really a front for a lot of child buggery, and much, much worse) over a span of just 4 years…..figures to follow in a further post.

These organisations he speaks of are all handpicked and are not independent at all. Swinney watches over all like a vulture. I will post some evidence of this being noted by victims and their representatives in the past at a later date……needs some time to obtain documented proof of complaints of Swinney's interference in charities representing victims, but I will get it … what I will say though in advance for anyone who wants to look up “the smell test” for running as a charity, they will find that most of the charities involved in this issue, the issue of abusing kids would not pass the smell test.

(originally posted as UK #21 >>105509660 with four images)

Here is an article dated Sunday February 23rd 2020, written by another good man by the name of Gareth Rose from the "Scottish Sunday Express" *Please note…The Scottish Sunday Express is a regional edition of the Sunday Express published in England and other parts of the UK……The same applies to any links I have posted or am likely to post in the future……THEY ARE SCOTTISH VERSIONS AND THE ARTICLES WHICH I AM POSTING BY AND LARGE ARE ONLY PUBLISHED, TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE, IN THE SCOTTISH VERSIONS OF THE RESPECTIVE PUBLICATIONS.

FEW OF THEM, IF ANY CAN BE FOUND ON THESE NEWSPAPER'S WEBSITES, BELIEVE ME I HAVE TRIED HUNDREDS OF TIMES OVER THE YEARS TO FIND THEM ONLINE, YOU CAN'T….WITH THE EXCEPTION OF pressreader.com TO WHICH I HAVE NO SUBSCRIPTION. For me, this is a deliberate ploy by those publications to keep a "lid" on this information while appearing to be a free press……..hardly anyone now buys newspapers and if you can't read the story online that is deliberate obfuscation imho. Many thanks to each of the authors of these articles for their hard work in trying to uncover and report on this abuse which the Scottish Government under the watchful eye of the "vulture" (John Swinney, should be swiney because the guy is a fucking pig…and if not a paedophile himself, is doing his level best of covering up for them ALL, so therefore is not just a pig but a satanic pig!). What can be said of the Editorial staff who fail to provide links to these very important articles; keeping them hidden from the public? I feel it is deliberate myself.

Anyway…let's get back to the first link…

"We can't afford to pay victims of child sex abuse, claims children's charity" by the very NOBLE journalist Mr Gareth Rose, who was at the time of writing the Scottish Political Editor for the Scottish Sunday Express.

The focus is always on compensation, which of course when paid, it will be paid by all of you, the taxpayers and the abusers will pay nothing, especially the charities criminally responsible for the abuse and the individuals who worked for them! Any contribution from these "institutions" will have been passed to them from the Scottish Government out of your pockets in the form of Government Grants.

Real, true compensation can only come with the removal of all of these satanic paedophiles from every position within society and swiftly tried in front of a jury of honest citizens in a common law court or military tribunal, and if convicted imprisoned for their utterly evil acts

Pay attention to the income in the article of "Quarriers Homes”. "…a net income of £931,000 in 2018, down from £2.4 million the previous year" (2017). Where my friends do you think the bulk of this "income" comes from?

"Quarriers was one of 3 children's charities, along with Barnardos and Aberlour Child Care Trust, investigated at the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry" (SCAI).

NOW LOOK AT THE OTHER pics…sorry there are a few of them (2 in total) and might (will) need to be pieced together to read the whole of the article( just read both as each have a piece of the article missing (apologies)…the photographer is a twat and a miserable cunt, tight as a duck's arse and won't buy the newspapers even though he can well afford to (I can't… not even if I was willing to pay for my own propagandisement) and is a victim/survivor himself of some of the most heinous crimes imaginable. That said I thank him (an old man now) for doing his best to get me something to work with here and to the authors of the articles I post for their bravery.

The links are to an article from Sunday 12th January 2020. Written by Ben Borland (Thank you Ben) headlined "Abuse victims must be given childhood photos"

(body too long….rest to follow)

(related follow on)

(originally posted as UK #21 >>10550987)

>>10550960

*(rest of previous post)

"Since the public inquiry was called in 2014, the three charities have received millions from the public purse for childcare services." and from 2014 until shortly before the Jan 12 publication date of Mr Borland's article (from recollection the figures were obtained by FOIA request around autumn 2019and had taken a short time before publication by Mr Borland)……the article continues…"Figures given to this newspaper by campaigners show Quarriers has earned £114.1 million, Barnardos £78.4 m and Aberlour £43.8 m"………………..YES ALL FROM THE PUBLIC PURSE IN A PERIOD PROBABLY NEARER 3 AND ONE HALF YEARS OR LESS……Remember the article is from January 12 2020, right at the start of the year. so 3-3 and a half years of funding……….that's a shit load of cash and from the first pic you can see that the greatest beneficiary of taxpayer largesse is the one making all the noise about having NO FUCKING MONEY…………….no neither have I you dirty scummy bastards because you have all mine……BASTARDS! Can someone try and take a bit of time to research exactly what and whom are on the massive salaries in these dens of iniquity they hypocritically call "charities" ……These are the same fucking charities that committed much of the fucking abuse, and they keep throwing money at them, huge fucking mountains of the stuff…………what was it that lying little cunt Swiney said?

"The redress scheme is designed……………" fuck it i'll post a pic and point out the relevant passages it's faster……

"One applicant was told, erroneously, that Quarriers did not have the money to develop its extensive archive of negatives and slides."

Utter, utter scumbags……makes my fucking blood boil.

Money Money Money…….root of all that is evil. Fuck people give us money is about the strength of mankind at the moment, forget about the money everyone the truth needs to come out, refuse to be silent……..do not allow these ABSOLUTE CUNTS to shut you all up …. they shut you up as kids and they are continuing to shut you all up now, enough is enough, fuck the money just shout the truth from the fucking rooftops or it will happen forever to new children every fucking year until infinity!

Remember many who have tried to bring child abuse to light have been murdered, case in point…Willie McRae, a lawyer and former "senior SNP member see following links:

https://www.thenational.scot/news/17096870.background-bizarre-mystery-surrounding-death-willie-mcrae/

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/546839/McRae-killed-because-Scottish-judiciary-paedophile-ring-reveal-says-friend

……just as a wee aside watch this one a wee girl of around 3 responding to Grand satanic witch Nicola sturgeon I can't find the embed code so will post a link…hopefully one of you can embed it in a reply for me, as it's a reminder of the wisdom of children to see what most of the peoples of the world seem unable to pick up on.

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/news/6009078/coronavirus-scotland-nicola-sturgeon-girl-viral-witch/

Done for today, sorry …late …tired.

(originally posted as UK #21 >>10555632)

Thanks…….for the record: I firmly believe that Both Scottish and English enquiries into Historic (still ongoing, do not be kidded) Child Abuse are key to bringing the whole stinking satanic pile down on it's head…….they don't want this, never have. They have fought against it every step of the way and have had it so watered down that the "state" crimes have still not been heard……………………………………………….

If it is not already apparent to all since the fake virus nonsense started, the real most powerful positions in the land are among the medical elite. Nations are being ruled atm by health "authorities", none of which have ever been given their "authority" by the people. Where do they derive such power over the rest of us?

Charities and the medical profession………….

If you were to look at the articles on "willie mcrae" that I posted you will note that the first 2 people on the scene of his murder (state says suicide, even though there were no fp's on the gun and it was found far away from his body…the victim also had no gloves on) were an Australian couple;

"The following day an Australian couple on holiday noticed the vehicle lying on the moor, over a burn, and saw a man slumped inside."

and who should they flag down after they saw the car with the man slumped?

"They flagged down the next car to pass. The driver was a doctor Dr Dorothy Messer travelling with her fiance George Lochhead; and one of her passengers was an SNP councillor from Dundee, David Coutts – who was heading north with his wife Alison, and who knew McRae. The group believed McRae had been injured in a crash and flagged down another motorist to get the police and ambulance. "

A doctor and a member of his own party, nobody curious about that? I fucking am! Didn't a Doctor just happen by an accident at the "Pont de l'Alma tunnel in Paris when he saw the crashed car on the opposite carriageway"

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-493383/I-thought-Diana-live-says-doctor-crash-scene.html

Why do you think the coronavirus act makes such referrences to "mental health" and gives the Government powers to detain people on mental health grounds? Because under the law nobody can be prosecuted for the provision of "care" for those patients. No matter what form that "care" takes…..even if it is tantamount to torture.

I'll post a good bit more on that in the coming days. Thank you for the interest and would appreciate any further digging you and other anons can do……

dig in to the psychiatric services….there are never criminal prosecutions of guys like this:

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/shocking-new-film-shows-how-13972574

I've tried to embed a link to a documentary called "Eminent Monsters" made by hopscotch films……I hope they don't mind. if it doesn't work, then please another anon or bo make it so ;)

(originally posted as UK #21 >>10559789)

>>10530637

Another article by Professor Allan Draper former-chair of the Abuse Survivor charity In Care Abuse Survivors(INCAS). It was just handed to me this evening by an aquaintance and was published in the Scottish Sun Newspaper on Wednesday the 19th of August…

As usual I cannot find this story on the newspaper's own website, this is always the case with articles dealing with "State" abuse of children. Sorry it is in B&W, that is the way I got it and can find no other online.

I have personally met the man a few times and can testify that Proffessor Draper is a good man. I am not sure he see's the connections to the plandemic to all this child abuse, few do, though the numbers seem to be increasing.

(originally posted as UK #21 >>10559805)'''

sorry for wasting posts, forgot to add the story.

(originally UK #21 >>10698329)

A couple more links from Tom Shaw's report, commissioned by the Scottish Government (snp) by McAskill (former justice secretary and chief coverer-upper for the snp Government of crimes against children and humanity as a whole) and Adam Ingram.

You really all have to understand the power these criminally insane torturing fucks in health institutions have over you……….the WHO and a smorgasboard of other vile corrupt Government run bodies.

That is why it is such an important part of the coronavirus legislation……..they can lock you up in one of these places on the "advice" of one of these bastards and then do what they want with you once they decide you are not alright upstairs and can't make proper decisions for yourself and what health treatment you will accept.

I used to read commando stories when I was a boy……..the russians were always taking people away to Siberia under mental health laws and we in the west were supposed to see this as depraved, yet we have done it in this country too, the russians probably learned it from us.

(Originally posted as UK #21 >>10742241 as response to baker query)'''

You are probably right, in that my posts are not related to current digs here regarding london photo's provided by qanon.

I did in my first post on the previous board (#20) introduce myself as new to 8kun (still finding my feet tbh) and explained that the reason I was going to post here was for no other reason than it was a UK board and I'm in the UK (Scotland, though there is no Scottish board and I'm too green to try and establish one). I also explained that I was posting here because I was deleted twice from twatter; this place seems to be for free speech and has wakened up many.

As for a new bun, I do believe that the NHS and ANY other so called Health Authority anywhere in the world need investigating; that they are a very important part of the jigsaw. In fairness I still have not found out where to view your "bakes" ie. what you are doing with the stuff posted by those described as "notables".

What I can tell you without any doubt is that "Health Authorities" have extra special powers. I am sure you can see that as they have pretty much closed down the whole world on the say so of "health authorities".

As well as closing down worlds, health authorities increasingly are being given "Legal indemnification" example vaccines.

What most don't know is that they are also legally indemnified from electrifying brains, or pretty much any "treatment" given under mental health "care".

No other profession can legally torture people, no other profession has contributed more to MK-ULTRA mind control than the Mental Health authorities.

Not even the military can legally torture people.

The coronavirus legislation here in the UK allows the "authorities" to lock you up in a mental institution on the say so of 1 doctor…once in their "care" they can do what they want with you, they can claim you are not mentally fit to make decisions for yourself and then even if you refuse "treatment" they can legally, with full legal indemnification, prescribe for you things like ECT.

I don't vote, ever….for they are all liars and thieves and I do not consent for any of them to have "authority" over me, or you.

Mr Pratt gets it…I think.

(originally posted as UK #20 >>10472009)

Just looked at the "mirror" newspaper link you posted regarding Joyce. I wanted to note just how hard it is to find Scottish Child Abuse related articles online. I have 2 recent newspaper articles to post on the very same topic…before I post I should note that this is my 1st post on 8kun and I found my way here after following qanons posts and being banned twice on 2 different id's on twatter (I can still sign in to both accounts but am unable to post because they have sanctioned my account unless I give them a telephone number, which for the last 3 months or more I have so far been unwilling to conform to (I don't believe I should have to give any company my personal info to use their website).In Scotland there are few journalists willing to touch on the topic of the "Historic Child Abuse Inquiry" which, until the fake pandemic, was up and running in Scotland and doing its damnedest through the Governing party (SNP) to cover up any and all information relating to Political, Judicial, Military, Royal and Civil Service participation in not just child sexual exploitation (horrific as it is), but also covering up the Medical experimentation on children over many decades within "mental health" institutions. Within many of these institutions which were supposed to provide care for the "most vulnerable" in our society, not only did they traffic children to provide sexual services to (among others) foreign and domestic military personel but, tortured them with constant beatings, forced labour and medical experimentation. Many children died in care over the last 100 years, many of them during experiments under the MK-ULTRA mind control program largely run under Dr guidance of Dr Donald Ewen Cameron. Cameron was a Scottish psychiatrist some info in the wikipedia link below.(not my first choice of information but it does give some info on how influential this eugenicist was)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Ewen_Cameron

As a newfag to 8kun (this my virgin posting) I will try to attach some pics from 2 recent Scottish Daily Mail articles, which are impossible to find links for anywhere online, other than pressreader.com (I don't pay to be propagandised so borrowed a copy of the actual paper and scanned them in to my pc).Hopefully my links are attached properly and visible to all.

The first 4 pics are a double spread article by "Marcelo Mega" and the reason I am posting it is because I firmly believe that one of the main reasons for the current plandemic/scamdemic is the deliberate halting of this as well as the English historic abuse inquiry. Both Scottish and English inquiries were stopped in their tracks by this attempt to subvert humanity under vax n chip so that none of the truth ever gets out and those same depraved and entitled fucks can keep control over humanity forever. Well forever for whoever is left once their toxic shite kills millions and perhaps billions of us off, so forever only for the survivors of the eugenic inspired chip n vax.

As you can see from the pics the story is from July 26th 2020.

I would like to thank the Trump administration for the apprehension of this ex-judge and point out there are still 2 more who have had arrest warrants issued for them for questioning relating to matters of child abuse. One is currently in Argentina, which currently has no extradition treaty with the UK, conveniently for him. I may name him in further postings, I intend to post often here on the topic of the Scottish Historic Child Abuse Inquiry now that I have found somewhere with like minded individuals who hold the same value as I do for TRUTH and FREEDOM.

For anyone who reads the articles or info I post, please get it out there through twatter and fuckbook etc as I have at the moment no social media accounts anywhere (all blocked for truth bombs and insults directed at personages like uk and scottish ministers and other paedophiles/paedophile facilitators.

Just as an aside please remember all of you that there is a pandemic affecting all countries in the world right now, this all pervasive virus can be summarised in one word…GOVERNMENT.

GOVERNMENT IS THE REAL VIRUS!

Having some board issues and don't want to accidently post the same thing ten times. Will wait for a bit before trying to continue

(originally posted as UK #21 >>10550960)

Here is an article dated Sunday February 23rd 2020, written by another good man by the name of Gareth Rose from the "Scottish Sunday Express" *Please note…The Scottish Sunday Express is a regional edition of the Sunday Express published in England and other parts of the UK……The same applies to any links I have posted or am likely to post in the future……THEY ARE SCOTTISH VERSIONS AND THE ARTICLES WHICH I AM POSTING BY AND LARGE ARE ONLY PUBLISHED, TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE, IN THE SCOTTISH VERSIONS OF THE RESPECTIVE PUBLICATIONS.

FEW OF THEM, IF ANY CAN BE FOUND ON THESE NEWSPAPER'S WEBSITES, BELIEVE ME I HAVE TRIED HUNDREDS OF TIMES OVER THE YEARS TO FIND THEM ONLINE, YOU CAN'T….WITH THE EXCEPTION OF pressreader.com TO WHICH I HAVE NO SUBSCRIPTION. For me, this is a deliberate ploy by those publications to keep a "lid" on this information while appearing to be a free press……..hardly anyone now buys newspapers and if you can't read the story online that is deliberate obfuscation imho. Many thanks to each of the authors of these articles for their hard work in trying to uncover and report on this abuse which the Scottish Government under the watchful eye of the "vulture" (John Swinney, should be swiney because the guy is a fucking pig…and if not a paedophile himself, is doing his level best of covering up for them ALL, so therefore is not just a pig but a satanic pig!). What can be said of the Editorial staff who fail to provide links to these very important articles; keeping them hidden from the public? I feel it is deliberate myself.

Anyway…let's get back to the first link…

"We can't afford to pay victims of child sex abuse, claims children's charity" by the very NOBLE journalist Mr Gareth Rose, who was at the time of writing the Scottish Political Editor for the Scottish Sunday Express.

The focus is always on compensation, which of course when paid, it will be paid by all of you, the taxpayers and the abusers will pay nothing, especially the charities criminally responsible for the abuse and the individuals who worked for them! Any contribution from these "institutions" will have been passed to them from the Scottish Government out of your pockets in the form of Government Grants.

Real, true compensation can only come with the removal of all of these satanic paedophiles from every position within society and swiftly tried in front of a jury of honest citizens in a common law court or military tribunal, and if convicted imprisoned for their utterly evil acts

Pay attention to the income in the article of "Quarriers Homes”. "…a net income of £931,000 in 2018, down from £2.4 million the previous year" (2017). Where my friends do you think the bulk of this "income" comes from?

"Quarriers was one of 3 children's charities, along with Barnardos and Aberlour Child Care Trust, investigated at the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry" (SCAI).

NOW LOOK AT THE OTHER pics…sorry there are a few of them (2 in total) and might (will) need to be pieced together to read the whole of the article( just read both as each have a piece of the article missing (apologies)…the photographer is a twat and a miserable cunt, tight as a duck's arse and won't buy the newspapers even though he can well afford to (I can't… not even if I was willing to pay for my own propagandisement) and is a victim/survivor himself of some of the most heinous crimes imaginable. That said I thank him (an old man now) for doing his best to get me something to work with here and to the authors of the articles I post for their bravery.

The links are to an article from Sunday 12th January 2020. Written by Ben Borland (Thank you Ben) headlined "Abuse victims must be given childhood photos"

(body too long….rest to follow)

>>10843647

(orignally UK #21 >>10550987)

*(rest of previous post)

"Since the public inquiry was called in 2014, the three charities have received millions from the public purse for childcare services." and from 2014 until shortly before the Jan 12 publication date of Mr Borland's article (from recollection the figures were obtained by FOIA request around autumn 2019and had taken a short time before publication by Mr Borland)……the article continues…"Figures given to this newspaper by campaigners show Quarriers has earned £114.1 million, Barnardos £78.4 m and Aberlour £43.8 m"………………..YES ALL FROM THE PUBLIC PURSE IN A PERIOD PROBABLY NEARER 3 AND ONE HALF YEARS OR LESS……Remember the article is from January 12 2020, right at the start of the year. so 3-3 and a half years of funding……….that's a shit load of cash and from the first pic you can see that the greatest beneficiary of taxpayer largesse is the one making all the noise about having NO FUCKING MONEY…………….no neither have I you dirty scummy bastards because you have all mine……BASTARDS! Can someone try and take a bit of time to research exactly what and whom are on the massive salaries in these dens of iniquity they hypocritically call "charities" ……These are the same fucking charities that committed much of the fucking abuse, and they keep throwing money at them, huge fucking mountains of the stuff…………what was it that lying little cunt Swiney said?

"The redress scheme is designed……………" fuck it i'll post a pic and point out the relevant passages it's faster……

"One applicant was told, erroneously, that Quarriers did not have the money to develop its extensive archive of negatives and slides."

Utter, utter scumbags……makes my fucking blood boil.

Money Money Money…….root of all that is evil. Fuck people give us money is about the strength of mankind at the moment, forget about the money everyone the truth needs to come out, refuse to be silent……..do not allow these ABSOLUTE CUNTS to shut you all up …. they shut you up as kids and they are continuing to shut you all up now, enough is enough, fuck the money just shout the truth from the fucking rooftops or it will happen forever to new children every fucking year until infinity!

Remember many who have tried to bring child abuse to light have been murdered, case in point…Willie McRae, a lawyer and former "senior SNP member see following links:

https://www.thenational.scot/news/17096870.background-bizarre-mystery-surrounding-death-willie-mcrae/

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/546839/McRae-killed-because-Scottish-judiciary-paedophile-ring-reveal-says-friend

……just as a wee aside watch this one a wee girl of around 3 responding to Grand satanic witch Nicola sturgeon I can't find the embed code so will post a link…hopefully one of you can embed it in a reply for me, as it's a reminder of the wisdom of children to see what most of the peoples of the world seem unable to pick up on.

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/news/6009078/coronavirus-scotland-nicola-sturgeon-girl-viral-witch/

Done for today, sorry …late …tired.

(originally UK #21 >>10556725)

again an apology, I called the "charities test" the "smell test" of course it is called the "Charity Test". I guess I remembered it as the smell test because of the controlling nature of Swinney and the SNP (the party of paedophiles in Scotland) who in general smell fishy as fuck.

pics added are front cover of "How to run a charity" by Cecile Gillard and the 2nd one is pages 1 & 2 of that book with pointers to the "charity test" and the reason why most, if not all of the charities in Scotland fail it due to the interference of politicians in their affairs.

Will add some more on that in later posts because I feel it is of very significant importance.

(originally UK #21 >>10559789)

Another article by Professor Allan Draper former-chair of the Abuse Survivor charity In Care Abuse Survivors(INCAS). It was just handed to me this evening by an aquaintance and was published in the Scottish Sun Newspaper on Wednesday the 19th of August…

As usual I cannot find this story on the newspaper's own website, this is always the case with articles dealing with "State" abuse of children. Sorry it is in B&W, that is the way I got it and can find no other online.

I have personally met the man a few times and can testify that Professor Draper is a good man. I am not sure he see's the connections to the plandemic to all this child abuse, few do, though the numbers seem to be increasing.

(originally posted as UK #21 >>10710117)

First pic is of page 2 of the "Standards for the administration of ECT from ECTAS the ECT Accreditation Service found in this link on page 2 of the pdf doc:

https://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/docs/default-source/improving-care/ccqi/quality-networks/electro-convulsive-therapy-clinics-(ectas)/ectas-14th-edition-standards.pdf?sfvrsn=932fa3b4_2

I put some comments on it with regard to the copyright….I'm sick of Government secrecy, youu can't use my fucking money to keep secrets from me, about wars and covering up for liars and thieves in Government, covering up for paedophiles that prey on our children. No fucking more of your shite all you traitors in Government.

https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ta59

The Orwellian named "National Institute for Health and Care Excellence" who work in collaboration with "The Royal College of Psychiatrists". 3 pages from the above link, the "guidance" for use of ECT are the last 3 pics included, with handwritten notations

>>10843819

(originally posted as UK #21 >>10713997)

The following five scanned pages are from the following document on "Standards for the administration of ECT" by the ECT Accreditation Service:

https://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/docs/default-source/improving-care/ccqi/quality-networks/electro-convulsive-therapy-clinics-(ectas)/ectas-14th-edition-standards.pdf?sfvrsn=932fa3b4_2#page=9&zoom=60,-693,93

5 pages on "the ECT clinic and facilities"

Definition of anticipated

: expected or looked-forward to

Synonyms & Antonyms of anticipated

(Entry 1 of 2)

being in accordance with the prescribed, normal, or logical course of events

the anticipated date of delivery is July 14th

Synonyms for anticipated

awaited, due, expected, scheduled, slated

Near Antonyms for anticipated

behind, behindhand, belated, delinquent, dilatory, late, latish, overdue, tardy

early, premature, untimely

unanticipated, unforeseen, unlooked-for

anticipated verb

past tense of anticipate

Synonyms & Antonyms of anticipated (Entry 2 of 2)

1 to believe in the future occurrence of (something)

I anticipate that we'll be seeing you for New Year's

Synonyms for anticipated

awaited, expected, hoped (for), watched (for)

Words Related to anticipated

banked on, counted (on or upon), depended (on or upon), relied (on or upon), waited (for)

envisaged, envisioned, foresaw

foretold, predicted, prophesied

assumed, presumed, presupposed

contemplated, eyed, viewed

Phrases Synonymous with anticipated

looked for, looked forward to

Near Antonyms for anticipated

doubted, questioned

2 to realize or know about beforehand

I anticipated this unhelpful response

Synonyms for anticipated

divined, forefelt, foreknew, foresaw, previsioned

Words Related to anticipated

augured, forecast (also forecasted), foretold, predicted, presaged, prognosticated, prophesied

envisaged, envisioned, foreshadowed, prefigured, visualized

alerted, cautioned, foretokened, forewarned

previewed

descried, discerned, perceived

apprehended, dreaded, feared

https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/anticipated

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malignant_hyperthermia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cricothyrotomy

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dantrolene

sorry about all the wikipedia links but they were the first ones up and in these cases suitable enough to emphasise anything noted in attached photocopied pages.

>>10844105

(originally posted as UK #21 >>10724708)

The following 2 scanned pages are from the document on "Standards for the administration of ECT" by the ECT Accreditation Service:

https://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/docs/default-source/improving-care/ccqi/quality-networks/electro-convulsive-therapy-clinics-(ectas)/ectas-14th-edition-standards.pdf?sfvrsn=932fa3b4_2#page=9&zoom=60,-693,93

The first 2 pics are from "section 2 Staff and Training" with a couple of notes. The 3rd pic is a screenshot of an Amnesty Inernational webpage for confirmation that torture (ECT) doesn't work, because the victim of that torture will pretty much say anything if they believe that is what is wanted to be heard by the torturer and, as a result, victims (patients) should NOT be relied on for confirmation of its "health benefits" or efficacy as a treatment.

(originally UK #21 >>10765603)

MP demands probe into Nicola Sturgeon's husband's 'secret' WhatsApp messages about Alex Salmond

Former SNP Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill has demanded an investigation over claims a 'leaked' document appears to show Peter Murrell backing police action against the former First Minister.

Ex-Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill has demanded a probe after a leaked document showed Nicola Sturgeon’s husband appearing to back police action against Alex Salmond.

A document passed to MacAskill appears to show SNP chief executive Peter Murrell calling for pressure to be put on the police over the Salmond case.

Another message appears to show Murrell supporting action by prosecutors in relation to the former first minister.

SNP MP MacAskill has passed the information to a Holyrood committee that is investigating the Salmond controversy as well as prosecutors at the Crown Office.

He said: “I can confirm that I received an

anonymous letter containing a document. I have notified both Alex Salmond and the Crown and have

passed it to the inquiry committee at the Scottish Parliament.

“I would like the Scottish Parliament and the Crown Office to investigate the contents of this document.”

MSPs are examining the Scottish Government’s botched handling of sexual misconduct allegations against Salmond when he was first minister.

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/politics/mp-demands-probe-nicola-sturgeons-22696185

brought forward from prototype

these 2 here back to back. sorry forgot to add screenshot before last post…….definitely off to bed this time….goodnight my friend.

Bun for Historic Abuse Systemic Review in Scotland

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>>10843362, >>10843374, >>10843385, >>10843395

>>10843409, >>10843438, >>10843445, >>10843484

>>10843647, >>10843660, >>10843698

Bun for NHS and Electro-Convulsive-Therapy

>>10843296, >>10843819, >>10844105, >>10844165

Just noticed the Internationals weren't quite right, should look like:

International Q Research Threads

>>10705197 Australia #10

>>10479225 Brasil/Portugal #1

>>9725975 Canada #7

>>8331823 France #1

>>10683929 Germany #67

>>10838222 Italia #1

>>9133907 Mexico #1

>>10497699 Nederland #5

>>10524823 New Zealand #5

>>5290557 Nordic #1

>>8033191 South Africa #1

>>10768658 UK #22

>>10850966

Scots invented golf, right?

>>10851180

The very first shill has arrived

>>10851359

Posted the very same thing in General Research just minutes ago. Absolute lack of originality.

Like in General:

shill fail

>>10851691

EXCLUSIVE: MacAskill snubs abuse survivors

SURVIVORS of childhood abuse yesterday blasted Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill for snubbing their cause.

By Ben Borland

00:04, Sun, Aug 10, 2014

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/497535/EXCLUSIVE-MacAskill-snubs-abuse-survivors

Holyrood scraps time limit on survivors of childhood abuse suing for damages

HOLYROOD today scrapped the time limit on survivors of childhood abuse suing for damages.

By Tom Martin

22:30, Thu, Jun 22, 2017 | UPDATED: 22:34, Thu, Jun 22, 2017

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/820316/time-limit-scrapped-survivors-childhood-abuse-suing-damages

>>10851825 (me)

Not sure about this one:

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/simon-collins-of-in-care-abuse-survivors-criticised…

>>10851837

Hi JJP!

Thought you'd be by.

What is a "CID?"

>>10851848

Didn't you have an old Twitter convo from about 2017 that mentioned a Scottish MP?

>>10851859

That can't be good

>>10851882

Damn, sorry to hear

Poland’s agreement with Vatican helps protect abusers, NSS tells UN

Posted: Fri, 04 Sep 2020

The National Secular Society has urged a UN committee to push Poland to renegotiate a treaty with the Vatican, in order to better protect child abuse survivors in the Catholic Church.

In a submission to the UN committee on the rights of the child, the NSS said the concordat between Poland and the Holy See appeared to "compromise the effective administration of justice".

The NSS added that the concordat impeded Poland's freedom and ability to conform to the European Convention on Human Rights and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC).

The NSS's submission highlighted evidence that the scale of clerical child sexual abuse in Poland is substantial and prosecutors are expected to treat the church with deference.

The submission also said the country should take steps to tackle the discrimination and persecution faced by LGBT+ children, including by introducing inclusive relationships and sex education and reforming religious education.

The committee is taking evidence on Poland's compliance with the CRC ahead of an examination of Poland's five-yearly report on the subject.

Concordat undermines secular justice

The concordat, which Poland and the Vatican signed in 1993, requires conformity with the Catholic Church's canon 'law' in some instances and remains valid today.

The NSS's submission said the concordat sought to give ecclesiastical 'law' precedence over secular law. It said the 'justice' delivered as a result would not be "an adequate or just substitute for even-handed secular justice" for perpetrators of child sexual abuse.

The maximum sanction under canon law for abuse of minors, including rape, is defrocking.

The NSS also referred to a 2019 letter from the national prosecutor which suggested local prosecutors seeking documentary evidence from the Catholic Church were required to treat it with deference.

The letter suggested in some cases this should include allowing the church to withhold documents.

The prosecutor's justification for this position was partly based on the obligations outlined in the concordat.

The NSS's submission included reports suggesting the national prosecutor's office initially denied the existence of the letter, then sought to misrepresent its contents as benign.

It added that Poland should make greater efforts to secure secular, rather than ecclesiastical, justice for those suspected of clerical child sexual abuse.

Scale of abuse

The NSS's submission noted that the Catholic Church has admitted that hundreds of priests in Poland have abused children.

It also noted that pressure groups have suggested significant numbers of bishops have failed to report abusive priests and allowed them to stay in ministry, often working with children in the process.

NSS comment

NSS president Keith Porteous Wood said: "Poland's populist government is seeking to bolster the church from unprecedented criticism over clerical abuse of minors, after three films which attracted record-breaking audiences drew attention to the extent of the abuse and the church's cover up.

"Poland's adherence to human rights appears to be deteriorating with every month.

"We hope our submission will assist the UN to bring pressure to bear on Poland to ensure it makes the protection of LGBT children non-negotiable, and hold it to account for its shortcomings in prosecuting clerics suspected of abusing children."

Found this but without a functioining soud card no idea if it is of any use

https://www.madnessradio.net/madness-radio-healing-sex-staci-haines/

>>10851962 (me)

Sound, sound card

Yes, most decidedly time for me to go get some sleep.

Until we meet again anons!

>>10857501

More good news. I got the same thing trying to look back over the qbin dough post for this very bread and got the same thing. Then I tried the qbin dough post from an earlier General Research bread and "Account Suspended" again.

The good news is pastebin still seems to be working and I have the dough on notepad anyway so that is not lost.

>>10857350

Ok, seems like duplicate posts are starting to show up. Hoping I'm wrong because I have to say duplicates will make the buns cumbersome to work with later.

>>10858249

Here's is where trying to keep things together in buns gets difficult. The images have different ID tags now but this post here has the same as in >>10843438

I'm trying to keep things together in the two buns but as they are growing I really have to be alert for duplication. So far the growth looks like this:

Bun for Historic Abuse Systemic Review in Scotland

>>10843256, >>10843328, >>10843342, >>10843358

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>>10843647, >>10843660, >>10843698, >>10846720

>>10846868, >>10846939, >>10849932, >>10856416

>>10858603

I guess you could not relocate that older twitter post you had about the Scottish MP? It caught my eye one night about a year ago but I didn't screenshot it. I'm thinking it was dated for 2017.

Updated Bun for Historic Abuse Systemic Review in Scotland

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Updated Bun for NHS and Electro-Convulsive-Therapy

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>>10856711

for the 100 mark

Notables are NOT Endorsements

#1

>>10859485 Bun for Historic Abuse Systemic Review in Scotland

>>10859499 Bun for NHS and Electro-Convulsive-Therapy

>>10859818

Is that John Cleese from Monty Python?

>>10875408

Moving things around is not something these boards do. Best that can be done is create buns to try to keep the relevant post numbers grouped together.

>>10877289

Hopefully this works

Anyhow: Nederland is still active on a #5 and Germany is at #68 now

International Q Research Threads

>>10705197 Australia #10

>>10479225 Brasil/Portugal #1

>>9725975 Canada #7

>>8331823 France #1

>>10868414 Germany #68

>>10838222 Italia #1

>>9133907 Mexico #1

>>10497699 Nederland #5

>>10524823 New Zealand #5

>>5290557 Nordic #1

>>10843151 Scotland #1

>>8033191 South Africa #1

>>10768658 UK #22

Apologies, wrong board, baker has tooo many tabs open again

>>10843484

(Originally UK #22 >>10806561 )

>>10805970

Here's another article, new to the board. Headline reads "Crown Office to face inquiry for "failing child abuse victims" by Mark Macaskill published in the Sunday Times Scottish Edition on 5th May 2019.

“The Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service said it anticipates being a focus of future investigation by the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry (SCAI).”

“John Halley, an advocate and part-time sheriff, aired his concerns in a detailed report to Lady Anne Smith, chairwoman of the inquiry.”

“Halley, who has been absent from the inquiry through illness since 2016, cites several cases that never made it to court despite evidence of trafficking and sexual abuse of children in care.”

“I will not be complicit in, nor tolerate, cover ups and failure to report or to investigate systemic failures, including prosecution policy failures, which appear to have perpetrated injustice on vulnerable young people in care in Scotland”, was part of the statement John Halley wrote on twitter…..the full text of which can be read on a pinned tweet which you can see here…….

https://twitter.com/AdvocateHalley

I urge you all to read the full text on his twitter, readily available to all as the first “pinned” tweet on his feed.

Sources close to the SCAI….suggested that Halley’s concerns are misplaced and that the Crown Office is not exempt from scrutiny.”

“Halley points to a 1993 report by William Nimmo Smith, a Scottish QC into an alleged secret network of gay lawyers and judges who, it was claimed used blackmail to win favourable decisions.

Nimmo Smith dismissed these claims, but nevertheless high-lighted a case in which some of the charges involved the abduction, drugging, rape and trafficking by a group of men in Edinburgh of a 16-year-old boy…” a residential care home resident. “All but 10 of the 57 charges against multiple accused were dropped by the Crown.”

Highlighting a review carried out by Roger Kent, a former director of social work at the request of Government, Kent acknowledged young people particularly teenagers from residential care homes in Scotland were at risk of being lured into prostitution.

Halley questions why Kent failed to reference the Nimmo Smith report, concluding “multiple failures, at every level, to report suspicions and evidence of trafficking of children in care through prostitution”.

“The Crown office said: [We] consistently and successfully prosecute historical allegations of abuse of children in care.” But you see they didn’t and don’t…….in fact the law had to be changed to allow legal aid for survivors to bring civil suits against their abusers, which had previously been impossible due to the legal limitations……………details can be found in the following link

https://www.drummondmiller.co.uk/news/2017/09/historic-abuse-claims-a-change-in-the-law/

Please also read the ANALYSIS by John Halley underneath the last part of the article on page 4 of the supplied attachments……..VERY IMPORTANT to also read that and his pinned tweet on his twitter account.

Thanks to John Halley, an honest and decent man.

>>10907852

You can try to do the select/enlarge to repost yourself and it may go through, it may not.

I cannot profess to know all the abilities built into these boards nor how to use them.

What has worked for me thus far is copy the image into a folder at full mag and then use the grey area button at the bottom of the reply post popup and transfer into a post on a bread.

Please understand the more I do gives the shills that scream about "bakers union" more ammo about manipulating data and posts.

I did not work alone to get this board running, the prototype is available in comms and the set-up convos are all there. Anything else missing would be in the UK threads as to where this board was spun-off from as it was seen fit there was enough to justify creating a separate line of threads.

I cannot do miracles, an anon from General Research may be far better to do some things. I am merely trying to help as best I can. I was able to get Scotland #1 baked and running. Baking is not Rocket Science, there are over thirty Seminars in comms about how to do it, mostly centered on General, but it is mostly the same and getting a more experienced baker than I to help is more a matter of timing to when they can come over than anything else.

My specialty is boatfagging, I just bake when I can help out. I am now watching UK and Scotland in the baker capacity, but boatfag I am. I also have other things outside these board I must attend to so sorry if I am just human, no idea how AI would work better. Software is not really my thing, working a soldering iron is more my speed.

Speech over

>>10919156

Sad but true. At least that's a sign a human made this board and not some AI

>>10919289 (me)

Put in a report about the title typo, not sure how long until BO/BV makes the change. We'll see

updated dough

Hardware issue, don't want anything lost

https://www2.qanonbin.com/paste/3cHNLsi3a

>>10934046

Sounds like more sanctions are needed

Secure care teenagers 'restrained, isolated and searched'

5 OCtober 2020

Beth-Anne Logan was just six weeks old when she was the subject of her first children's hearing.

At 11, she went into residential care and at 13, she was put in secure care.

After struggling with her mental health as a child, her experience of a secure unit involved being restrained, isolated and searched.

She has used her difficult experience to make sure that is not the case for other vulnerable children entering the same system.

'Good and bad'

"I was placed in secure care due to ongoing mental health problems I had since childhood." she told BBC Scotland.

"I had made several attempts on my own life and it was deemed as the only place in Scotland that could keep me safe."

Beth-Anne, from Airdrie, describes her experience as "a mixture of good and bad" and says that is normal for people in secure care.

She said: "One thing they did help me do was make sure I got my exams which I am eternally grateful for but there are certain bits of practice I have experienced that I wasn't happy with and I didn't feel was upholding my basic human rights. That is the reason I am speaking up.

"Improper use of restraint, improper use of isolation, searches - they all had a detrimental effect on my overall wellbeing."

Beth-Anne is championing new national standards for secure care. It's the first time the Scottish government has set out what support children should expect from professionals when in the community or secure care.

The standards - The Secure Care Pathway and Standards Scotland - were fully co-produced by young people living in secure care and those with care experience and are written from the child's perspective. This ensures young people's voices are heard, their rights are adhered to and they are treated with respect.

The rules mean support is provided before, during and after care and that the rights of children and young people, facing extreme vulnerabilities and risks in their lives, are respected.

'Deprived of liberty'

For Beth-Anne, this is the reason she got involved.

She said: "The experience is very scary. You are not sure of where you are or where you are going and how secure care operates."

She believes the care system let her down on several occasions but says it has also supported her and empowered her to become the person she is today.

"There are specific rights that need to be upheld. And things the custodians of the system can and should be doing," she said.

"No child should grow up deprived of their liberty. No child should be locked in a cell at night. No child should be subject to personal search."

More at:

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-54418273

Updated Bun for Historic Abuse Systemic Review in Scotland

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>>10843647, >>10843660, >>10843698, >>10846720

>>10846868, >>10846939, >>10849932, >>10856416

>>10875408, >>10877269, >>10877364, >>10889443

>>10889489, >>10889659, >>10903190, >>10907852

>>10915228, >>10941717

~200

Notables are NOT Endorsements

#1

>>10844188 MP demands probe into Nicola Sturgeon's husband's 'secret' WhatsApp messages about Alex Salmond

>>10859499 Bun for NHS and Electro-Convulsive-Therapy

>>10866902 SNP resignations (with link)

>>10872106 Covid-positive SNP MP Margaret Ferrier suspended over Parliament visit

>>10887512 Scottish Daily Mail 15/8/14 "Paedophile Dunn's link with Fairbairn" and notations

>>10915228, >>10916282 Anon on scoring MSP Members

>>10972678 Updated Bun for Historic Abuse Systemic Review in Scotland

Covid: Arran pubs forced to close despite four months with no cases

By Christopher Sleight

BBC Scotland news

8 October 2020

Pubs and restaurants across much of Scotland's central belt will have to close for 16 days from Friday. The measure is being enforced to slow the surge in Covid-19 cases there, which the Scottish government says is being driven by hospitality. But not all areas inside the new restricted zone have high levels of cases - and some have none at all.

Jane Howe arrived at her Isle of Arran pub early on Thursday morning to work out how much beer she will have to pour down the drain.

"I've got five casks of real ale that cost £100 to £170 each. That's 52 pints a cask. We're not going to sell out of that before tomorrow but it won't keep," she says.

"I don't want to look, it's so tragic."

Like all other pubs and restaurants across five health board areas in the central belt, the Pier Head Tavern in Lamlash will have to close its doors at 18:00 on Friday and keep them closed for more than two weeks.

For Jane and her husband Alastair Howe, who have owned the pub for about five years, the enforced shutdown will be "devastating".

"We have to make enough money in the summer to keep us ticking over through the winter. We need to be open these next four weeks, but now we haven't got that," she says.

"The October break would have been an opportune time to make a bit of money and now it's gone."

The Scottish government has picked out five central belt health boards for extra restrictions because they have a much higher rate of Covid-19 infections.

In the seven days up to 7 October, there were almost 180 cases per 100,00 people in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. Rates in NHS Lothian and Lanarkshire were also well over 100.

More at:

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-54463471

>>10986314

I agree. Still have never heard how these tests distinguish the actual covid-19 from any other corona virus. I don't know about Scotland, but the US is strangely lacking in reports about pneumonia and the H1N1 Flu. Guess the "Rona scared the other two out of the country?

>>10988873

Like I said on the UK board, have seen this before but I have no sound card. What is it about this factory you are trying to show us?

Patients die at Edinburgh’s Western General Hospital as Covid outbreak hits cancer ward

Six patients within an oncology ward in Edinburgh’s Western General Hospital have been confirmed with the virus and a “very small number” of other patients have died.

ByVivienne Aitken

9 OCT 2020

Several Scots cancer patients have died following an outbreak of COVID-19 in a Scots hospital.

Six patients within an oncology ward in Edinburgh’s Western General Hospital have been confirmed with the virus and a “very small number” of other patients have died.

A spokeswoman said: “Our thoughts are with their family at this sad time. We are unable to be specific about the number because the total is fewer than five.”

The oncology ward has been closed to new admissions and discharges while investigations are underway and to allow tests to be carried out.

All patients have been told of the outbreak and contact tracing, where necessary for visitors or outpatients, is being carried out by NHS Lothian’s Health Protection Team and the nationwide Test and Protect teams.

A multi-disciplinary Incident Management Team (IMT) has been set up and “a series of robust and enhanced infection control measures have been put in place in the ward”.

Rounds of routine COVID-19 screening of staff and patients are being carried out as part of the enhanced outbreak response to prevent the spread of the virus and minimise the risk to patients and staff.

Patients who would normally return home for the weekend to spend time with families and go back to the hospital on a Monday have been asked to remain in the hospital to reduce the risk of further transmission.

All patients have been told of the outbreak and contact tracing, where necessary for visitors or outpatients, is being carried out by NHS Lothian’s Health Protection Team and the nationwide Test and Protect teams.

A multi-disciplinary Incident Management Team (IMT) has been set up and “a series of robust and enhanced infection control measures have been put in place in the ward”.

Rounds of routine COVID-19 screening of staff and patients are being carried out as part of the enhanced outbreak response to prevent the spread of the virus and minimise the risk to patients and staff.

Patients who would normally return home for the weekend to spend time with families and go back to the hospital on a Monday have been asked to remain in the hospital to reduce the risk of further transmission.

More at:

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/health/patients-die-edinburghs-western-general-22821234#source=breaking-news

Because this is now one of the International boards on Q Research and information leads to understanding. I do not see in the way others that come here see, not that that is bad, but sometimes clarification from "locals" is needed.

The whole "Queen of England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales" is about good enough for "Yanks" like myself when describing Elisabeth II and the United Kingdom. Now the curiosity sets in as I find Scotland has a Parliament in Holyrood. Ireland also has a Parliament yes? What about Wales?

I guess I should put as "from across the Pond, how would a teacher explain to a class how nations foreign to us are governed?"

I see on the UK boards about Westminster, and here about Holyrood, but do not understand the connection.

I do not know so I will ask so I can learn. What kind of government structure binds all the above mentioned nations to the UK?

>>11014985 (me)

I should clarify

How does Parliament in Holyrood, or any other Parliament outside of Westminster Palace, have authority?

>>11016311

Please make sure all fields are blank before hitting New Reply. We are all anons.

Very intriguing though. What of these "Old Contracts" have any legal force in 2020? What did an old Monarch grant to a say Baronet that no longer applies? As I Yank I should ask this in view of the Spanish Land Grants that are today Western States of the USA.

Most interesting. Who actually owns the Land? Why and How?

Found this link, not sure how helpful:

https://www.childabuseinquiry.scot/hearings/transcripts/

>>11030167

The pratt shows up on several boards, always trolling but he really hasn't broken any rules so free speech and all

>>11031570

Hey shill, they call me "baker" right now

>>11032441

You must be the same Iranian shill from the UK boards.

If not, be advised, the pratt has trolled many boards, even Mexico, for some time but has not actually broken any rules

Originally posted in General Research as >>11041690 in Bread #14122

Scottish Lord Advocate Launches War On Twitter'

In what we think is a world first, the Lord Advocate of Scotland is claiming in the contempt of court case against me that I am legally responsible for the content of replies to my tweets.

https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/scottish-lord-advocate-launches-war-twitter

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Notables are NOT Endorsements

#1

>>10844188 MP demands probe into Nicola Sturgeon's husband's 'secret' WhatsApp messages about Alex Salmond

>>10859499 Bun for NHS and Electro-Convulsive-Therapy

>>10866902 SNP resignations (with link)

>>10872106 Covid-positive SNP MP Margaret Ferrier suspended over Parliament visit

>>10887512 Scottish Daily Mail 15/8/14 "Paedophile Dunn's link with Fairbairn" and notations

>>10915228, >>10916282 Anon on scoring MSP Members

>>10972678 Updated Bun for Historic Abuse Systemic Review in Scotland

>>10980257 Alex Salmond's evidence will be the main event at the Holyrood Inquiry (link)

>>10983987 Covid: Arran pubs forced to close despite four months with no cases

>>11025434, >>11025514 Scottish Daily Mail article 2014, " I was raped by Scots MP at the age of four" (BBC link included)

Congratulations EuroAnons, you have them scared now!

Q just dropped this in general and an Anon grabbed the cap

>>11050235 )

Bread #14158 >>11070526

Wednesday 10.14.2020

https://www.businessinsider.com/europe-intel-agencies-starting-to-monitor-fear-qanon-sources-say-2020-10

Q

>>11070899

JJP you been around for years now, who do you think "them" is? (((them)))

Covid in Scotland: No 'return to normal' when pubs reopen

Nicola Sturgeon has warned that Scotland will not return to normal when the current restrictions on pubs and restaurants expire later this month.

Licensed premises across the central belt were temporarily closed last week, with tough restrictions placed on those elsewhere in the country.

The rules are due to expire on 26 October - but Ms Sturgeon said this would not signal a return to normality.

The ban on visiting other people's homes will also remain in place.

And the Scottish government is to introduce a multi-tier system of alert levels similar to that now in force in England, which could potentially see venues in areas with coronavirus outbreaks remain closed.

Ms Sturgeon was giving a video statement to MSPs as she announced that a further 1,351 cases of Covid-19 and 13 deaths were registered in Scotland.

She said the country was in a "precarious" position and facing a "critical moment" in the battle to contain the virus, with "tough decisions" needed from government.

All existing restrictions and guidance are to remain in place for now, and the first minister warned that even the expiry of "tough temporary restrictions" on the hospitality trade would not signal a major change.

She said: "It is important to stress that given the ongoing challenge of Covid, that will not herald a return to complete normality.

"The restrictions on household gatherings for example will remain in place until it is considered safe to ease them.

"And more generally we intend to replace the temporary restrictions with a more strategic approach to managing the pandemic".

The government is drawing up a system similar to that newly in force in England, with "different tiers of levels of interventions".

It will include plans to "strengthen and improve the effectiveness" of existing measures, and improve compliance with rules particularly around self-isolation.

Ms Sturgeon also said she could not rule out "having to go further in future".

The Welsh government is introducing a system of travel restrictions to stop people moving from areas of the UK with higher rates of Covid-19 into areas with lower prevalence of the virus.

Ms Sturgeon said that "needs to be considered" in Scotland, and has written to Prime Minister Boris Johnson calling for "urgent talks".

New regulations have also been tabled tightening the rules around face coverings.

The new rules will make it mandatory for workers to wear them while moving around in offices or in staff canteens.

However one rule has been eased, with an exemption introduced to allow couples to take part in marriage and civil partnership ceremonies without wearing masks.

Ms Sturgeon's speech took place in an entirely virtual meeting, with Holyrood currently in recess, and connection issues meant Ruth Davidson's question was largely inaudible.

The Scottish Conservative group leader called on the government to introduce more testing in hospitals to stop the virus from spreading there.

Scottish Green co-leader Patrick Harvie echoed this, and called for "regular weekly testing on a much bigger scale".

The first minister said hospital acquired infections were "a concern", and that opposition party leaders would be consulted as part of an ongoing review of the testing strategy.

Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard said measures had been introduced "with no engagement of those affected", which had resulted in "ambiguity and confusion".

Ms Sturgeon rejected his claims she had "ignored scientific advice", saying: "I will make no apology, given the nature of the threat we are dealing with right now, of being prepared to take quick, firm and decisive action if we deem that is necessary to save lives."

Lib Dem leader Willie Rennie pressed the first minister on delays in the contact tracing system, saying it was "alarming" and "dangerous" that in the past week 567 people had waited more than two days to get a call from Test and Protect.

Ms Sturgeon said the system was "working incredibly well" but accepted that "the turnaround time is not as quick as we want it to be".

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-54545844

>>11117149

More research is always welcome!

Don't worry about anything being "half-arsed" because sometimes just little tid-bits can get anons to digging

Covid in Scotland: Testing delays due to Glasgow lab 'capacity issue'

A delay to the publication of Covid test results was caused by a "testing capacity issue", the Scottish government has said.

The issue with the UK government Lighthouse lab in Glasgow has caused 64,000 tests to be re-routed to other sites.

Tests from around the UK will be affected over the weekend.

It comes as 316 new cases were recorded in 24 hours - a dramatic drop from 1,167 on Saturday.

There were no new deaths reported, but the number of people admitted to hospital continues to increase.

A post on the Scottish government website said an increase in the number of positive Covid test results was expected on Monday and Tuesday.

It read: "The Scottish government is urgently trying to establish with the UK government what exactly is causing the delay in testing but this is mainly due to demand from outwith Scotland.

"We continue to reroute routine testing of care home staff through NHS Scotland testing facilities to ensure prompt turnaround times."

The Lighthouse lab is located at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow.

Rows down south

Temporary restrictions to bring the outbreak back under control in the central belt have led to the closure of most licensed premises in the Greater Glasgow and Clyde, Lanarkshire, Lothian, Forth Valley and Ayrshire and Arran NHS boards.

Those living in these areas have been warned not to travel to other parts of Scotland or to areas in England where such restrictions are not in force.

But Scotland's response to the pandemic is ever-evolving.

Nicola Sturgeon is drawing up plans for a "three-tier framework", in order to account for regional differences in Covid rates and isolate areas of higher prevalence.

When this move was announced earlier in the week, the first minister said tighter restrictions were not "inevitable".

The introduction of the tier system in England has prompted concerns that the divide between science and the UK government's decision making.

Meanwhile leaders in Greater Manchester have outright rejected its move to the highest alert level without more generous financial support.

What about travel?

Instead of imposing restrictions on travel, Ms Sturgeon appealed to football fans to stay at home ahead of the Old Firm game on Saturday.

According to Police Scotland, "a minority of fans did gather near Celtic Park ahead of the match and pyrotechnics were used".

Discussions regarding travel are ongoing, with some regions feeling more urgency for action than others.

According to The Herald on Sunday, the leader of the Orkney Islands Council has called for separate rules to be introduced for people arriving from the mainland - such as mandatory testing.

The first minister has written to Boris Johnson urging him to adopt a "four nations" approach to travel restrictions.

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-54590420

Covid in Scotland: Tax-free support call for self-isolation

The Scottish government has called on the Treasury to exempt the new self-isolation payment from tax.

Social security secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville has written to Chancellor Rishi Sunak saying people may not apply for the £500 because of tax concerns.

Applications for the payment, intended to help those on low incomes who are Covid-positive, opened this week.

The Treasury has said tax arrangements throughout the UK will be "fair to everyone".

In Scotland, the payments will be made through the Scottish Welfare Fund and administered by local authorities.

Initially, the money will go to those on Universal Credit or similar benefits.

Public health

Ms Somerville said: "I welcome your consideration of an exemption from National Insurance contributions (NICs) and I believe a similar approach should be taken in respect of income tax.

"Subjecting these payments to tax risks detracting from the important public health measures they are intended to support.

"In a worst case scenario, the prospect of a future tax liability may prevent a person from applying, leading to them having to make the difficult choice between self-isolating and returning to work so they can support themselves financially."

She added: "I would ask that you consider an income tax exemption in respect of payments made under the self-isolation support grant scheme, similar to the exemption you have put in place for NICs and the test and trace support payment scheme in England."

A Treasury spokeswoman said: "We have treated the Scottish government scheme exactly the same as we have similar schemes in the rest of the UK by making it subject to income tax but also exempting it from National Insurance Contributions. That's fair to everyone.

"We have also ensured that it has no detrimental impact when calculating Universal Credit and tax credits so that no-one receiving these payments will see their welfare payments reduced."

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-54585788

>>11141036

Those poor misguided grey fools. Grand Theft Spaceship is not on the law books

Was this it?

Q Graphics / The MAP - All In GMT

All of the following except the last are in order on the same thread on /comms/

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>>11160866

Apologies anons, wrong tab!

UK: Is Scotland on course to leave Britain?

Last week, a bombshell survey indicated that nearly 60 percent of Scots would vote to quit the United Kingdom.

By

Alasdair Soussi

19 Oct 2020

Glasgow, Scotland – They have fought for it, died for it and often celebrated it, but, if current opinion polls are to be believed, they now want to leave it.

Last week, an Ipsos Mori poll indicated 58 percent of Scots would vote to quit the four-nation United Kingdom if a referendum on Scottish independence was held this year.

The analysis, which found record support for Scotland ending its 313-year-old union with England, was the ninth poll in a row since June to suggest that most Scots favour ending what Conservative British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called “the oldest, most successful political partnership in the world”.

This rising interest in independence comes against the backdrop of a British state which is both staring down the barrel of a no-deal Brexit agreement with the European Union, following its protracted and controversial withdrawal from the multi-nation bloc on January 31, and, of course, the continuing global coronavirus pandemic which has killed more than 43,000 people in the UK alone.

But six years after Scots voted by 55-45 percent to reject sovereignty in Scotland’s historic 2014 independence referendum, campaigners in support of Scottish statehood now appear closer than ever of realising their greatest political aspiration.

“Since 2014, we knew the desire was always there,” said Gary Kelly, of pro-independence group, Yes2, speaking to Al Jazeera. “We just needed the numbers to add up which we can see with the No voters now switching to Yes, quite a lot of whom are doing it publicly [on social media].”

The devolved Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh, established in 1999, has been governed by the pro-independence (and pro-EU) Scottish National Party (SNP) for the past 13 years – and has been credited with almost single-handedly bringing the cause of independence into the Scottish mainstream.

Today, current party leader and Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon, who has also steered the SNP to three UK-wide general election victories in a row in Scotland, has, for many Scots, become a reassuring presence on domestic TV screens with her regular coronavirus briefings, as her administration, like others across the world, has put battling COVID-19 front and centre of government policy.

For many observers, a perfect storm of issues has conspired to put Scotland on the brink of making the leap from constituent nation to nation-state, creating, as one Scottish pro-UK commentator observed, “a three-legged crisis for Unionism. COVID is one leg and Johnson is another but the third, and most significant, leg is Brexit”.

Indeed, while the UK as a whole voted to leave the EU in the 2016 in/out Brexit referendum on Britain’s membership of the European bloc, Scots opted decisively to remain; and together with Scotland’s widespread antipathy for Boris Johnson’s right-wing Conservative government in London Westminster, the more left-of-centre Sturgeon has been widely perceived as offering a more sure-footed response during this time of uncertainty.

“The UK union is fighting disastrously, like a retreating army, a retreating argument, always on the train not of its own choosing,” said prominent Scottish political commentator, Gerry Hassan, to Al Jazeera.

Hassan added that, as it deals with a spiralling British death toll from the pandemic, the UK government’s response, like those of other pro-Union supporters, to Scotland’s rising support for independence has been to “argue about detail” on issues like the currency of a future Scottish state, which, designed to sow seeds of doubt into the minds of Scots, is not yet cutting through.

“The UK [government] may still win a [future] referendum on the detail, because that depends on the independence offer itself, but it’s ceding so much ground that independence has become more normal and more acceptable to larger and larger parts of Scottish society,” he continued.

Sturgeon looks certain to put independence at the heart of her campaign for re-election in next May’s Scottish Parliament vote. But while she will take a decisive victory – and a returned pro-independence majority – as a mandate for holding a second independence poll, permission to hold one lies with Westminster.

She has repeatedly rejected a Catalan-style vote on sovereignty, which, lacking Spanish authority, was deemed illegal by Madrid, but pressure is mounting on Johnson to accept SNP demands should it triumph next year.

More at:

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/10/19/uk-is-scotland-on-course-to-leave-britain

>>11164718

I helped open a Scotland bread because of the amount of information already had.

I posted an article, how you figure that means I want to split Britain are mental gymnastics I cannot follow

>>11165811

Thank you JJP. Looks like the clowns and shills are trying to branch out from their hostile takeover of General Research

Updated Bun for Historic Abuse Systemic Review in Scotland

>>10843256, >>10843328, >>10843342, >>10843358

>>10843362, >>10843374, >>10843385, >>10843395

>>10843409, >>10843438, >>10843445, >>10843484

>>10843647, >>10843660, >>10843698, >>10846720

>>10846868, >>10846939, >>10849932, >>10856416

>>10875408, >>10877269, >>10877364, >>10889443

>>10889489, >>10889659, >>10903190, >>10907852

>>10915228, >>10941717, >>11014012, >>11014985

>>11015238, >>11016311, >>11017168, >>11017967

>>11139252, >>11141887

for the 400 mark

Notables are NOT Endorsements

#1

>>10844188 MP demands probe into Nicola Sturgeon's husband's 'secret' WhatsApp messages about Alex Salmond

>>10859499 Bun for NHS and Electro-Convulsive-Therapy

>>10866902 SNP resignations (with link)

>>10872106 Covid-positive SNP MP Margaret Ferrier suspended over Parliament visit

>>10887512 Scottish Daily Mail 15/8/14 "Paedophile Dunn's link with Fairbairn" and notations

>>10915228, >>10916282 Anon on scoring MSP Members

>>10980257 Alex Salmond's evidence will be the main event at the Holyrood Inquiry (link)

>>10983987 Covid: Arran pubs forced to close despite four months with no cases

>>11025434, >>11025514 Scottish Daily Mail article 2014, " I was raped by Scots MP at the age of four" (BBC link included)

>>11070776 Anons in Europe have DS scared, rated a Q drop in General

>>11096634 Covid in Scotland: No 'return to normal' when pubs reopen

>>11136504 Boleskine House Foundation and ties to Aleister Crowley (with links)

>>11170866 Updated Bun for Historic Abuse Systemic Review in Scotland

>>11172040

Thanks again! This may help a great deal with some digs going on here

Scotland Covid restrictions: ‘Devastation’ as pubs and restaurants told to stay closed for another week

The current restrictions were supposed to end on Monday, but Nicola Sturgeon said the ‘harsh’ decision had been taken to extend the temporary rules

Pubs, bars and restaurants across Scotland’s central belt have warned they are facing “devastating” consequences after being told they must remain closed for another week.

The current restrictions were supposed to end on Monday, but Nicola Sturgeon said the “harsh” decision had been taken to extend the temporary rules until at least 2 November.

It means that all licensed premises except cafés in five health board areas across the central belt – including the cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow – will have to remain closed next week.

In other parts of Scotland such establishments are allowed to stay open, but alcohol is only allowed to be served outdoors and the 10pm curfew remains in place.

Other restrictions covering the central belt – including a ban on contact sports for adults and indoor group exercise – will also stay in place for an extra week.

Ms Sturgeon said she knew the move was “harsh financially” and “harsh emotionally” for businesses and their customers, but that lifting the restrictions would be “premature”.

Hit by restrictions

Hospitality firms affected by the decision will be able to apply for financial support, with around £20m extra being made available on top of the £40m already announced.

It came as official statistics showed that Scotland recorded 28 coronavirus deaths in the past 24 hours, the highest single daily death toll for five months.

Of the new cases, 605 were in Greater Glasgow and Clyde, 520 in Lanarkshire, 250 in Lothian, and 105 in Ayrshire and Arran.

There are 873 people in hospital confirmed to have the virus, up by 49 in 24 hours. Of these patients, 73 are in intensive care, a rise of three.

Ms Sturgeon also confirmed that a proposed new system of tiered lockdown restrictions would be published on Friday, ahead of its planned introduction on 2 November.

The system will see each part of Scotland put into one of five tiers depending on how seriously the virus has taken hold, ranging from near normal to full lockdown.

The middle three tiers will be similar to the system currently in place in England, with each level dictating roughly which restrictions are in place in each area.

The extension of the clampdown on pubs and restaurants prompted widespread dismay from the hospitality industry.

Concerns across the industry

Stephen Montgomery, spokesman for the Scottish Hospitality Group, said: “Recent restrictions were framed as a ‘temporary’ short, sharp shock, but the extension is an indication that we can only expect a continued government stranglehold on hospitality that will have devastating consequences.”

Paul Waterson of the Scottish Licensed Trade Association added: “Yet again there has been no consultation with the industry and as we said earlier this month, we believe these measures to be cataclysmic for hospitality operators.

“Hundreds of businesses are facing permanent closure and with that thousands of jobs will be lost – the damage could be irreparable.”

https://inews.co.uk/news/scotland/scotland-covid-restrictions-devastation-pubs-restaurants-nicola-sturgeon-733051

Covid: Scotland to enter new five-level alert system

23 October 2020

Scotland is to enter a new five-level system of coronavirus restrictions, Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed.

The new model will come into force from 2 November, when temporary curbs on the hospitality trade are due to expire.

It features five tiers of measures - from "level zero" to four - to be applied in different areas of Scotland depending on the spread of the virus.

The top level would be close to a full lockdown, but the aim is for schools to remain open at all levels.

Restrictions under levels two and three are similar to those which are currently in place for different parts of Scotland.

The first minister said the new strategy was about "striking the best balances we can" between suppressing the virus and minimising wider harms to businesses and individuals.

The move in Scotland comes as tougher restrictions are brought into force for millions of people in England and Wales.

Coronavirus cases in Scotland continue to rise, with 1,401 registered on Friday alongside a further 18 deaths.

The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics suggest the virus is spreading across the UK, with 1 in every 180 people in Scotland thought to have been infected in the two weeks to 16 October.

Ms Sturgeon said the ban on home visits and the short-term restrictions currently imposed on bars and restaurants in the central belt of the country in particular were beginning to slow the increase in cases.

However, she said restrictions would still be needed until a vaccine for the virus was developed, adding: "Everything we do must be consistent with suppressing Covid as far as we can."

The first minister said there would be talks with opposition parties and representatives of businesses - particularly from the hospitality trade - about the exact details of the different levels.

Decisions on which tier each part of Scotland will be placed in will be made alongside local health protection teams in the coming week.

Ms Sturgeon has previously said decisions about where levels would be set for each region of Scotland would be taken on a "collaborative" basis, but said she would ultimately bear accountability for them.

The system will come into force from 2 November, following a vote by MSPs, and the application of different levels in different areas will be reviewed on a weekly basis.

The first minister said: "It's possible the whole country at some point could be placed in the same level. But it means we don't have to take a one size fits all approach if that's not warranted.

"A part of the country with low rates of infection won't have to live with the same levels of restrictions as a part of the country with high rates."

Ms Sturgeon said that while case numbers were still rising across Scotland, there were "some signs of progress" in the data.

The average number of new cases per day in Scotland has increased by 7% over the past seven days, compared with the previous week. This is down from a 29% increase on average the previous week, and a 52% jump the week before that.

Ms Sturgeon said: "Cases are still rising, which is why we cannot be complacent. But the rate of the increase does seem to be slowing down, which gives us grounds for some cautious optimism."

More at:

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-54661494

Extinction Rebellion activists block entrance to oil refinery in Scotland accused of ‘ecocide’

Protesters belonging to the climate change activism group Extinction Rebellion have attempted to blockade access to an oil refinery in Grangemouth, Scotland, claiming that the plant’s operator is the country’s biggest polluter.

Demonstrators used two boats to block two roads leading to the Ineos plant and the company’s headquarters. A small group of protesters also chained themselves together at the gates of the refinery, telling local media that they plan to block the entrance to the plant until at least the end of the day.

Photographs posted to social media by the group show demonstrators marching down a road holding large banners reading “Climate justice = Social justice” and “Stop Ineos ecocide.”

The boats used to block the roads were also used to relay Extinction Rebellion’s (XR) grim ecological forecast. “The future you fear is already here,” warned a message painted on one of the vessels.

The radical environmental group, known for its theatrical protests and headline-grabbing acts of civil disobedience, claims that the petrochemical manufacturer is Scotland’s largest polluter. The Ineos site is Scotland’s only crude oil refinery.

Annie Lane, 26, an activist from Glasgow, told the media that XR was blockading the Ineos plant to “expose the climate destruction” that the company is allegedly causing, claiming that the world was “running out of time” to take action to prevent an environmental catastrophe.

A police spokesman said that law enforcement personnel were on site and were liaising with the protest organizers. He confirmed that two roads had been blocked and asked drivers to avoid the area.

A similar protest was held by XR activists in Switzerland last month, when several hundred protesters occupied the square in front of the country’s parliament building in Bern, and chained themselves to objects to prevent police from forcibly removing them.

https://www.rt.com/uk/504338-scotland-extinction-rebellion-ineos-protest/

>>11271836

Looking forward to what you find. Showing 41 vessels just in the port at Aberdeen, more in the Anchorage Area. I see many flagged either Netherlands or Norway

>>11272960

Easy enough to see who you really are shill. Once again, thank you for showing me my importance of being around the Q Research boards. Let's me know I scare you and your mullahs

For the new eyes that are not yet fully aware of how bad the shills will try:

DISCOVERED: Russians and Other Nefarious Operators Are Inserting Anti-Semitic Conspiracies Into the Q Movement

"…These Russian evildoers are also reportedly inserting antisemitic messages into the Q movement, including claims that Jews are killing babies and more."

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/08/discovered-russians-nefarious-operators-inserting-anti-semitic-conspiracies-q-movement/

>>11276020

Nonsensical drivel, Easily identified and just as easily discarded. Perhaps get a better translator program?

From here on out pic related, you are just not worth the time nor effort

bump

>>11300037

cry more, and get a better translator program

Updated:

International Q Research Threads

>>10705197 Australia #10

>>10946985 Canada #8

>>11250635 China #1

>>8331823 France #1

>>11215013 Germany #69

>>10838222 Italia #1

>>9133907 Mexico #1

>>10497699 Nederland #5

>>10524823 New Zealand #5

>>5290557 Nordic #1

>>8033191 South Africa #1

>>11297393 UK #24

>>11300185

Claiming to be a Scot now? That's nice. Not believable, but nice

>>11300320

And now you're boring.

Coronavirus in Scotland: Nicola Sturgeon announces postcode checker to help understand restrictions

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I'm A Celebrity 2020: Mo Farah 'joins line-up' in Olympic legend's first…

Scots will be given access to a postcode checker system so they can see what level of restrictions their neighbourhood is under, according to Nicola Sturgeon.'''

The new comes as the First Minister briefs the Scottish Parliament on the latest developments in the fight against covid-19.

Speaking this afternoon, Ms Sturgeon said: "We will be announcing a new postcode checker, to allow people to know what restrictions are in place in their area at any given time.

"The detail within each level is intended to give people greater certainty on what to expect at different rates of transmission.

"But it is important that we retain some flexibility – we will keep the detail of each level under review as the situation develops.”

Ms Sturgeon also said she will announce on Thursday which health board areas will be placed in each tier of the new coronavirus restriction system.

The tiered restriction system has five levels, with zero being the closest to normal and four being strictest.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/other/coronavirus-in-scotland-nicola-sturgeon-announces-postcode-checker-to-help-understand-restrictions/ar-BB1arBSC

>>11345537

Got some sauce on that?

>>11363281

Dayum and a Half! Got any other sauce on this? There was the Q drop about "C19" being gone "11.4" but if not only politicos but outright bureaucrat "individuals" can get outed to where they about get the Stocks and Pillory (love to see it happen personally, won't lie about it, some Traditions might need put back) then talk about can't walk the streets.

>>11358766

Maybe more for General Research?

Unsauced ancedotal with a "muh joo" bit at the end. Anons know about "banksters," of all flavours.

Is there a way to relate this to Scotland? To be honest, a Texas stadium and dishwashers in NYC will not mean much to Aberdeen.

>>11366761

I would hazard the guess that you know NOW is the time and THIS is the place.

An avalanche starts with such tiny bits of snow, and becomes the D5.

Get it posted so WE can get it out to the World to see.

Got stuff the meme makers can use to make tactical nukes? The War Room can get it out there. Just give a shout.

In information warfare the greatest stroke of a Claymore is the proper use of the ENTER key. In older Times the claymore came to do battle in the open. These scum hide in shadows, behind closed doors and in secret meetings. Two-handed cleaving blade of Truth is needed now.

This board was made for Scotland, to cast evil out of Scotland. I am simply a baker that got the first one running, may there be many more breads to expose those that have done so wrong.

THIS IS GOOD VERSUS EVIL

Good is waking and evil is rightfully scared

WE GO ONE WE GO ALL!

>>11372655

I'm war room now? Make up your minds will you. One post Wonder Shill

RIP Sean Connery

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000125/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_3

>>11378777

I can here you crying from here

>>11379263

Do tell, what was it you supposedly caught me at?

If you don't need my "comped shit" then why are you here and not making your own boards? Oh, that's right, just a division shill. How about going and being boring somewhere else?

Headline says "Locals", it's ONE person that hates President Trump anyway!

Locals Teed Off About New Trump Golf Course In Scotland

On the roof of his house overlooking the sea in northeast Scotland, David Milne stands below a Mexican flag and stares down at a palatial golf clubhouse owned by Donald Trump.

Milne has been a major opponent of the development ever since the US president began building the Trump International Golf Links near the village of Balmedie in 2006.

But he is now scratching his head in disbelief that the local Aberdeenshire Council has given the go ahead for a second course beside the sand dunes just a few miles away.

"There's no justification for this golf course," he told AFP.

Full article:

https://www.ibtimes.com/locals-teed-about-new-trump-golf-course-scotland-3072966

Would this qwualify as a "scheduled" building?

This ancient haunted castle in Scotland is now for sale

Earlshall Castle, which is outside a village near St Andrews, dates back to 1546 and is considered to be so haunted one of the resident ghosts is even mentioned on the property listing: ‘Sir Andrew the Bloody Bruce was the most notorious Baron of Earlshall. An officer of Claverhouse's

dragoons, he won the Battle of Killiecrankie and earned his name in his brutal putting down of the Covenanters. His footsteps are said to be heard on the spiral stairs of Earlshall to this day.’

There have also been a number of reported sightings of a ghost of a young female servant wandering around the property, while the castle has a pretty eventful history, with royal guests like Mary Queen of Scots and James VI of Scotland – so who knows what other stories it could tell.

As well as a couple of new ghostly housemates, your money will get you ten bedrooms, eight eclectic reception rooms, three cottages, a bunch of outhouses and 53 acres of land, including a beautiful walled garden.

It’ll come as no surprise that this castle has a hefty price tag. So hefty, in fact, that it’s listed as ‘price on application’.

Full article:

https://www.timeout.com/news/this-ancient-haunted-castle-in-scotland-is-now-for-sale-102920

Ethnic minorities in Scotland have longer life expectancy

People living in Scotland who describe themselves as being of an ethnic minority have a longer life expectancy than those describing themselves as White Scottish, according to new research led by the University of St Andrews.

The Scottish Health and Ethnicity Linkage study, published in Revue Quetelet Journal, examined how different ethnic groups reported health contrasted with actual mortality rates for the same groups by anonymously linking Scottish Census 2001 data for 4.6 million people to mortality records.

The study found that it is not just younger individuals who expect to live longer, but ethnic minorities who live up to the age of 65 also expect to have a longer life than older people who identity as White Scottish individuals.

However, despite having a longer life expectancy, not all ethnic minorities live longer in good health, with Indian and Pakistani populations having amongst the longest life expectancies in Scotland but also the highest number of years with poor health.

For example, Pakistani women are expected to live 20.4 years in poor health on average compared to 8.7 years for White Scottish women.

High risk for specific diseases (such as diabetes) could be part of the explanation for this high number of years in poor health.

The information was collected by using information from the Census on self-assessed health, self-declared ethnicity and sex and found that males and females of the categories Other White British, Other White, Chinese origin and Indian males had longer healthy life expectances than those who categorized themselves as White Scottish.

Author of the study Dr. Genevieve Cezard, of the School of Geography and Sustainable Development at the University of St Andrews, said: "Policy makers should aim to improve the quality of life of Pakistani and Indian populations in Scotland and ensure that fair and culturally-adapted care is provided in primary and secondary settings while the root causes of this paradox are pinpointed and better understood.

"Further research should investigate the underlying mechanisms of the morbidity-mortality contrast observed and aim for a better characterisation of the diseases that drive a morbidity disadvantage but do not necessarily lead to worse survival rates."

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-10-ethnic-minorities-scotland-longer-life.html

Updated Bun for Historic Abuse Systemic Review in Scotland

>>10843256, >>10843328, >>10843342, >>10843358

>>10843362, >>10843374, >>10843385, >>10843395

>>10843409, >>10843438, >>10843445, >>10843484

>>10843647, >>10843660, >>10843698, >>10846720

>>10846868, >>10846939, >>10849932, >>10856416

>>10875408, >>10877269, >>10877364, >>10889443

>>10889489, >>10889659, >>10903190, >>10907852

>>10915228, >>10941717, >>11014012, >>11014985

>>11015238, >>11016311, >>11017168, >>11017967

>>11139252, >>11141887, >>11243176

coming up on 500

I know a bit early but may be away for hours

Notables are NOT Endorsements

#1

>>10844188 MP demands probe into Nicola Sturgeon's husband's 'secret' WhatsApp messages about Alex Salmond

>>10859499 Bun for NHS and Electro-Convulsive-Therapy

>>10866902 SNP resignations (with link)

>>10872106 Covid-positive SNP MP Margaret Ferrier suspended over Parliament visit

>>10887512 Scottish Daily Mail 15/8/14 "Paedophile Dunn's link with Fairbairn" and notations

>>10915228, >>10916282 Anon on scoring MSP Members

>>10980257 Alex Salmond's evidence will be the main event at the Holyrood Inquiry (link)

>>10983987 Covid: Arran pubs forced to close despite four months with no cases

>>11025434, >>11025514 Scottish Daily Mail article 2014, " I was raped by Scots MP at the age of four" (BBC link included)

>>11070776 Anons in Europe have DS scared, rated a Q drop in General

>>11096634 Covid in Scotland: No 'return to normal' when pubs reopen

>>11136504 Boleskine House Foundation and ties to Aleister Crowley (with links)

>>11172040 Results of Anon 3 year Q Drop Vatican RCC CIA Research File

>>11190400 Scotland Covid restrictions: ‘Devastation’ as pubs and restaurants told to stay closed for another week

>>11201510 Ghana President Exposed Permanent World Lockdown Plot (could use more sauce)

>>11239184 Covid: Scotland to enter new five-level alert system

>>11251203 Belarusian President Claims IMF & World Bank Offered him a Bribe to Impose COVID Restrictions

>>11255313 Extinction Rebellion activists block entrance to oil refinery in Scotland accused of ‘ecocide’

>>11271271, >>11271585 The case of Hollie Greig

>>11314176 Coronavirus in Scotland: Nicola Sturgeon announces postcode checker to help understand restrictions

>>11338787 Anon on Covid Restrictions by area

>>11392155 Updated Bun for Historic Abuse Systemic Review in Scotland

>>11380104

To be honest, these keep popping up on several of the boards. With more sauce for them they could be the start of a dedicated Nigeria board but the original poster does not seem interested so basically it ends up treated as spam. Such a shame, they could start up some digs with really great info turning up.

>>11398100

Got the link?

Since this is #1 of what I hope becomes hundreds of boards, help bakers out please

>>11416473

The "Turn of the Year" and Harvest Season is over. "All Hallows Eve" is Samhain on another Calendar.

https://explorewicca.com/wiccan-holidays-2020/

Once there were Explorers, is it now only in a Jumanji movie?

So many things to learn, and rediscover

bump at the 500

Congratulations anons! First bread coming along nicely!

Covid in Scotland: Holyrood votes for 'immediate' care home inquiry

MSPs have demanded that the Scottish government holds a public inquiry into Covid deaths in care homes.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has repeatedly said such cases will be included when an inquiry into the Scottish government's handling of the pandemic takes place.

But opposition parties said the number of deaths was a "scandal".

They voted by 64 votes to one in favour of a Conservative motion calling for an immediate judge-led inquiry.

There were 57 abstentions during the final vote.

An amendment from Health Secretary Jeane Freeman saying a public inquiry should be held "as quickly as is practicable, once the country is through the immediacy of dealing with the pandemic" was rejected by 62 votes to 60.

The government defeat comes the week after figures from Public Health Scotland showed 113 patients who had tested positive for Covid-19 were transferred from hospitals to care homes.

A further 3,061 people were discharged from hospitals and into homes without being tested at all.

Tory health spokesman Donald Cameron told MSPs that since the start of the pandemic there have been 2,048 coronavirus-related deaths in care homes in Scotland.

He said: "This government's failure to protect Scotland's most vulnerable people is a scandal and I do not shirk from describing it in that way.

"It is clear to us and others in this chamber that only an immediate public inquiry will hold minsters to account and give grieving families the answers they deserve."

Ms Freeman said the Scottish government "wants and will welcome a public inquiry", telling MSPs it could be "critical" in helping learn lessons from Covid-19.

But with the virus still surging across the globe, the health secretary said the focus must be on tackling the pandemic.

Ms Freeman said: "A public inquiry is undoubtedly important, no disagreement on that.

"But right now, in the middle of the pandemic, with all the resources in care homes and the NHS stretched severely, this is not the time to divert any resource to setting up an immediate public inquiry."

Labour health spokeswoman Monica Lennon argued that an immediate inquiry was in the public interest.

='National scandal'

She said: "What has happened in our care homes this year has been a national scandal.

"Never again can we have a situation where people who are positive with Covid-19 are being discharged into care homes, into an environment with other vulnerable people.

"No-one is looking for a blame game to happen here but we need transparency, we need openness."

Green MSP Alison Johnstone said the scale of deaths in care homes meants the case for a separate public inquiry was "clear".

Including care home deaths in a more general inquiry into the handling of Covid-19 will only lead to delay, she added.

Ms Johnstone said: "Elderly spouses, partners and families of those who have lost their lives might not be able to wait, nor should they be asked to."

Liberal Democrat health spokesman Alex Cole-Hamilton said what happened in care homes was a "tragedy", and said the Scottish government had failed "some of our most vulnerable" citizens.

Transferring hospital patients who had tested positive for coronavirus into homes "put a timebomb into the heart of some of the most vulnerable homes in our country", he said, branding it "unforgiveable".

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-54818021

>>11464876

If that is what you claim to see then perhaps you should put the hookah down for a while.

Originally UK #24 >>11478792

Let's have a record:

Honourable Members & 2nd lockdown

Voted against lockdown

Adam Afriyie -Windsor (Conservative)Peter Bone - Welingborough (Conservative)Graham Brady - Altrincham and Sale West (Conservative)Steve Brine - Winchester (Conservative)Christopher Chope - Christchurch (Conservative)Philip Davies - Shipley (Conservative)Jonathan Djanogly - Huntingdon (Conservative)Jackie Doyle-Price - THurrock (Conservative)Richard Drax - South Dorset (Conservative)Iain Duncan Smith - Leigh (Conservative)Marcus Fysh - Yeovil (Conservative)Chris Green - Bolton West (Conservative)James Grundy - Leigh (Conservative)Mark Harper - Forest of Dean (Conservative)Gordon Henderson - Sittingbourne and Sheppey (Conservative)David Jones - Clwyd West (Conservative)Tim Loughton - East Worthing and Shoreham (Conservative)Craig Mackinlay - South Thanet (Conservative)Stephen Mcpartland -Stevenage (Conservative)Esther Mcvey - Tatton (Conservative)Huw Merriman - Bexhill and Battle (Conservative)Anne Marie Morris - Newton Abbot (Conservative)Mike Penning - Hemel Hempstead (Conservative)John Redwood - Wokingham (Conservative)Andrew Rosindell - Romford (Conservative)Henry Smith - Crawley (Conservative)Desmond Swayne - New Forest West (Conservative)Robert Syms - Poole (Conservative)Derek Thomas - St Ives (Conservative)Charles Walker - Broxbourne (Conservative)Craig Whittaker - Calder Valley (Conservative)William Wragg - Hazel Grove (Conservative)Julian Lewis - New Forest East (Independent )Paul Girvan - South Antrim (DUP)Carla Lockhart - Upper Bann (DUP)Ian Paisley - North Antrim (DUP)Sanmy Wilson - East Antrim (DUP)

Abstained from vote

Every member of the SNP abstained on the motion as well as the MPs listed below, plus Sinn Fein MP, who do not take part in the Westminster process.

Andrew Bowie - West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine (Conservative)Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown - The Cotswolds (Conservative)James Daly - Bury North (Conservative)David Duguid - Banf and Buchan (Conservative)Mike Freer - Finchley and Golders Green (Conservative)Richard Fuller - North East Bedfordshire (Conservative)Chris Grayling - Epsom and Ewell (Conservative)James Heappey - Wells (Conservative)Tom Hunt - Ipswich (Conservative)Alister Jack - Dumfies and Galloway(Conservative)John Lamont - Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk(Conservative)Theresa May - Maidenhead (Conservative)David Mundell - Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale (Conservative)Robert Neill - Bromley and Chislehurst (Conservative)Rebecca Pow - Taunton Deane (Conservative)Jeremy Quin - Horsham (Conservative)Douglas Ross - Moray (Conservative)Bob Seely -Isle of Wight (Conservative)Will Wiggin - North Herefordshire (Conservative)Gregory Campbell - East Londonderry (DUP)Jeffrey Donaldson - Lagan Valley (DUP)Gavin Robinson - Belfast East (DUP)Jim Shannon - Strangford (DUP)Paul Blomfield - Sheffield Central (Labour)Dan Jarvis - Barnsley Central (Labour)Kevan Jones - North Durham (Labour)Justin Madders - Ellesmere Port and Neston (Labour)Shabana Mahmood - Birmingham Ladywood (Labour)Anna McMorrin - Cardiff North (Labour)John Spellar - Warley (Labour)Graham Stringer - Blackley and Broughton (Labour)Derek Twigg - Halton (Labour)Ben Lake - Ceredigion (Plaid Cymru)Liz Saville Roberts - Dwyfor Meirionnydd (Plaid Cymru)Hywel Williams - Arfon (Plaid Cymru)Nigel Evans (Deputy Speaker)Eleanor Laing (Deputy Speaker)Rosie Winterton (Deputy Speaker)Jonathan Edwards (Independent)Margaret Ferrier (Independent)

No other MP should be addressed as "Honourable" IMO

https://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/health/coronavirus/these-are-all-mps-who-voted-against-englands-second-national-lockdown-3026307

>>11479841

Now you are simply generating apathy. Honestly, a Nigeria board could be done. How many more of those videos do you have?

>>11479841 (me)

Comms does not fade fast so the work-up boards last awhile. For instance Scotland. Yours has commenced. IN or OUT?

https://8kun.top/comms/res/41081.html

>>11493247

cry more shill. If this is all a larp then why are you and you crew here 24/7? I smell your fear

>>11504014

While looking up things on the National Iranian Oil Compnay I found out not only do they have the office at #4 Victoria Street in London, but two other addresses in Aberdeen, Scotland. One on Queen's Gardens and the other at "Riverside House" which the one pic of seen so far does not seem like a large building, just advertised as being at the end of it's own long driveway.

Iranians in Aberdeen, wow, just wow

Covid in Scotland: Ferry deep-cleaned after three crew test positive

8 November 2020

The MV Isle of Lewis, which sails between Barra and Oban, has returned to Oban without any passengers.

Operator Caledonian MacBrayne said it would be cleaned by a specialists in line with "strict procedures".

The firm's operations director, Robert Morrison, said a relief crew would be brought in to operate the vessel when it returns to service. .

CalMac said it was operating a combined Castlebay/Lochboisdale service for people travelling to Barra on Sunday afternoon.

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-54863822

>>11551079

I saw a few tells. You are nothing more than a provocatuer

You nicked something from general research and tried to use it for your own ends.

Your tactics are ancient shit and still ineffective.

It does show your desperation at how many different boards you try to use the same trash.

Nothing can stop what's coming, and you picked the wrong side.

>>11552587

More tells?

You really screwed the pooch on this one.

You need the damage control mode now. Won't work, but I'm sure real anons will enjoy a laugh at your expense

>>11552947

Same old tired playbook? You failed the moment you clicked the reply button.

==

The Scottish family under siege==

The SNP has outlawed light smacking and wants to criminalise what we say in our homes.

Stuart Waiton 9 Nov 2020

Much has been made of the Scottish government’s intention to make saying incorrect things in the privacy of your own home a hate crime. Justice secretary Humza Yousaf, in his defence of the proposed Hate Crime Bill, said he sees no difference between expressing ‘hate’ in public and in the privacy of your own home. Both should be criminal as far as he is concerned.

Understandably, this bill has been recognised as a serious threat to freedom of speech in Scotland. However, it is also worth thinking about what this bill and other laws in Scotland mean for family life, personal autonomy and privacy.

It is interesting to note that a few years ago, when justifying the Offensive Behaviour at Football Act, which made saying something offensive at a match an offence that could result in five years in prison, the government bent over backwards to argue that this new authoritarian piece of legislation was not about criminalising words. It was about ‘public order’ and the prevention of public disorder, that would be caused by football fans shouting offensive things, apparently. Nobody with more than half a brain believed this. But at least the SNP government felt the need to spin the line and hang on to the idea that it had no interest in locking people up simply for the words they said or the opinions they expressed.

Fast forward to today and there is no sense of embarrassment about criminalising incorrect words not only in public but in private, too. If you crack the wrong joke in your kitchen or scream the wrong thing at the TV, you’re nicked.

It’s worth dwelling on this for a second. If this ‘hate’ bill is passed, the very place where we are meant to be able to let our hair down, to think inside our own box, to experiment with ideas, to be open, exploratory and relaxed, without the scrutiny of the outside world breathing down our necks, will be gone. Being overheard by a neighbour, annoying a disgruntled brother-in-law or outraging a prissy dinner guest could result in a visit from the hate police.

https://www.spiked-online.com/2020/11/09/the-scottish-family-under-siege/

Found this on General Research, reposting

THIRD study finds that COVID-19 antibodies fade “very, very quickly,” rendering vaccine useless

The third such study in recent days to make this suggestion, a new paper published by researchers from Guy’s and St. Thomas’ National Health Service Foundation Trust in London has determined that the antibodies developed after infection with the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) only last a very short time, meaning any future vaccine for the novel virus will be certifiably useless.

After analyzing the immune responses of patients and health care workers who became infected with the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19), researchers from this institution found that the antibodies created to destroy the virus waned rather quickly, typically within just a few short weeks. After a couple of months, only 16.7 percent of patients still had any antibody response at all.

“The study found that 60 percent of the patients had a ‘potent’ antibody response at the peak of their battle with the coronavirus,” reports reveal. “After about two months, however, just 16.7 percent of the patients had a potent antibody response.”

These findings, along with those of earlier studies that reportedly came to similar conclusions, have drastic implications for the development of a vaccine for the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19). In essence, there will never be a vaccine good enough to combat the novel virus, no matter how “potent.”

“Not only do antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 fade, and perhaps fade quickly, studies have also shown that only 15 percent of those who test positive for antibodies make the neutralizing antibodies necessary to develop immunity in the first place,” says Dr. William Haseltine. “And not all of those who make neutralizing antibodies make them at high levels. Some of those infected make no antibodies at all.”

You will not want to miss the following episode of The Health Ranger Report with Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, in which he talks with Dr. Paul Cottrell about how the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) is continuing to mutate, supposedly making it more contagious

https://www.naturalnews.com/2020-11-09-study-finds-covid19-antibodies-fade-quickly-vaccine-useless.html

https://endoftheamericandream.com/archives/another-bombshell-a-3rd-study-has-now-found-that-covid-19-antibodies-disappear-very-very-rapidly

Brazil is back!

International Q Research Threads

>>11414771 Australia #11

>>11581748 Brazil #1

>>11358881 Canada #9

>>11250635 China #1

>>8331823 France #1

>>11522673 Germany #70

>>10838222 Italia #1

>>9133907 Mexico #1

>>10497699 Nederland #5

>>10524823 New Zealand #5

>>5290557 Nordic #1

>>11550704 South Africa #2

>>11505196 UK #25

Part 1

18 Oct 2020

==

Reporting from Scotland: 'Accurate and accessible reporting has never been more important'==

The Guardian’s Scotland correspondent reflects on the lessons and challenges of covering the coronavirus pandemic at a time when cases – and distrust in the media – continue to surge

Here are three snapshots from these past six months reporting on the coronavirus pandemic from Scotland.

April A few weeks into lockdown, I am waiting to be called on at the first minister’s daily briefing when a fellow journalist asks a question about the longevity of these restrictions: could family gatherings over the festive season be affected? Nicola Sturgeon responds, patiently: “No, Christmas is not going to be cancelled.” I struggle to stop my bottom lip wobbling before my question comes round.

Of course I have been emotionally affected by events I’ve reported on in the past, but this is at a completely new level of intensity. I am still struggling to compute what this pandemic means for me and my loved ones, and I desperately want someone to tell me that it’s all going to be OK. At moments like this, I am listening as a journalist, but also as a citizen, daughter, wife, friend.

June I am running down the street in Glasgow city centre towards a police cordon when a contact calls to confirm what I was already dreading: that the hotel currently surrounded by emergency services is one that has been housing asylum seekers during lockdown. I have been writing since April about the way that hundreds were moved into city centre hotels where they claimed social distancing was difficult, the food was often inedible, and where strains on residents’ mental health was evident. The Home Office press office gave me a row for being “irresponsible”.

There have been a myriad unintended consequences of the pandemic, all necessary to highlight, but it has also been essential to keep asking who has been using it as an excuse, distraction or a cover for bad behaviour.

September I report the response of the University and College Union (UCU) Scotland to harsh new guidelines just brought in for students, as thousands are forced to self-isolate in their halls of residence and a fierce row erupts over why young people were encouraged back to campus in the first place.

A furious pile-on starts. People who don’t agree with the UCU’s view that the Scottish government and university principals are “blaming students” attack me directly, accusing me of lies, fake news and “auditioning as BoJo’s press officer”. My timeline is so loaded with bile that I miss the replies from the students I’ve been trying to make contact with.

Scrupulously accurate and accessible reporting has never been more important, and in terms of the public health messages that the media carries it is literally a matter of life and death. But distrust, dismissal and disdain for reporters is growing, not just in Scotland but across the world.

On the practical side, I am used to working from home – the Guardian does not have a physical office in Scotland – but adjusting to “everyone else” doing the same has been a fair challenge.

Part Two

Ordinarily, I spend far more time filing stories from pavements, fields, and squished into the passenger seat of my car than I do from my desk, but lockdown changed that dramatically. Vox pops are not pandemic-friendly and, for completely understandable reasons, even now people just want to get where they are going to rather than chat with a reporter. So the question becomes: what is the most responsible way to reflect what people are going through when you can’t speak to them face to face or observe them in situ?

Social media has certainly filled some of those gaps. During lockdown, I developed the habit of tacking on a few more general questions to every conversation I had, be that with a press officer, expert or frontline worker: what else is happening on your street, who else should I be talking to? Guardian readers have been so generous in sharing contacts and information, whether that’s responding to community call-outs or emailing personally.

Working from home brings its own particular challenges with a child under four, who doesn’t understand why his parents are indoors all the time but still can’t play with him. Or why, when he bursts into her office, mummy appears to be watching telly (retrospective apologies for all those Zoom calls where Batman made an unscheduled appearance).

Covid-19 has certainly provided a crash course in devolution, not least for our Westminster government. Some observers tell me that coronavirus has brought home the true extent of the devolved parliaments’ ability to diverge from London, and the conflict over the UK government’s plans for a post-Brexit internal market exemplifies its aggressive approach to devolution.

With health a devolved matter, much of my reporting has highlighted the differences in policy between Scotland and the rest of the UK. The Welsh and Scottish governments recently called for improved communication with Westminster, and earlier in the pandemic there was exasperation when UK ministers failed to clarify when rules did not apply in Scotland.

I have to admit that we haven’t always got this right ourselves: reports and headlines have referred to the UK when they meant England, for example, and it’s made harder when editors and subeditors are off-site and can’t shout tweaks or reminders across the desk. But we’re more mindful of geographical clarity than ever.

The Scottish government briefing has become part of my daily routine. There are frustrations such as the inability to ask follow-up questions, but still we have had unparalleled access to a national leader at a time of crisis. Right enough, it has also provided access to journalists: the stream of abuse that accompanies the live briefing feed is eye-watering.

Recently there have been increasing problems with amendments to guidance being made by health officials in broadcast interviews or even on social media. I appreciate that decisions during an escalating second wave must be made at pace, but not at the expense of clarity.

As her most recent approval ratings testify, Nicola Sturgeon has proved herself a trusted communicator during this pandemic. Regardless, it remains critical to interrogate the substance behind that: for example, Scotland’s own record on care homes deaths, as well as the longer-term political impact, for example those who have shifted to support independence over the past six months.

It does surprise me that the escalating tensions around the Holyrood inquiry into the Scottish government’s botched handling of sexual harassment allegations against Alex Salmond has not had more impact on public trust, but perhaps it simply reflects people’s focus in pandemic times.

Six months into reporting on a pandemic with no end in sight, I have to say that I am bone tired. At times it has been overwhelming, particularly at the height of lockdown when I felt that I could work 24 hours a day and still not do justice to all of the stories that were clamouring to be told.

I’m also incredibly grateful for newsroom colleagues who have pulled together, offering me black humour and solidarity when I’ve needed it most – and thanks to WhatsApp, I feel closer to colleagues in London and Manchester than I did before this began.

I have never been prouder to work for the Guardian.

https://www.theguardian.com/membership/2020/oct/14/scotland-reporting-inside-guardian-covid-sturgeon

>>11644245 (me)

My question is where are these approval ratings for Nicola Sturgeon coming from? This article is from October, have those ratings changed?

Keep in mind this is from The Guardian, so left-leaning.

>>11644433

Car Crash in Full - Nicola Sturgeon defends her record on the NHS

14,991 views

•Nov 26, 2019

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YYXjr0P6AM&feature=youtu.be

>>11644474

The UGLY Truth About Nicola Sturgeon

157,956 views

•Apr 30, 2019

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fNGvrRNQFk&feature=youtu.be

Updated Bun for Historic Abuse Systemic Review in Scotland

>>10843256, >>10843328, >>10843342, >>10843358

>>10843362, >>10843374, >>10843385, >>10843395

>>10843409, >>10843438, >>10843445, >>10843484

>>10843647, >>10843660, >>10843698, >>10846720

>>10846868, >>10846939, >>10849932, >>10856416

>>10875408, >>10877269, >>10877364, >>10889443

>>10889489, >>10889659, >>10903190, >>10907852

>>10915228, >>10941717, >>11014012, >>11014985

>>11015238, >>11016311, >>11017168, >>11017967

>>11139252, >>11141887, >>11243176, >>11417103

>>11595844, >>11595980, >>11596345

Bun for Covid-19

>>10872106, >>10983987, >>11096634, >>11239184

>>11314176, >>11136050, >>11136458, >>11190400

>>11239184, >>11314176, >>11338787, >>11464744

>>11465677, >>11479207, >>11543757, >>11644235

>>11644245

for the 600 mark

Notables are NOT Endorsements

#1

>>10844188 MP demands probe into Nicola Sturgeon's husband's 'secret' WhatsApp messages about Alex Salmond

>>10859499 Bun for NHS and Electro-Convulsive-Therapy

>>10866902 SNP resignations (with link)

>>10887512 Scottish Daily Mail 15/8/14 "Paedophile Dunn's link with Fairbairn" and notations

>>10915228, >>10916282 Anon on scoring MSP Members

>>10980257 Alex Salmond's evidence will be the main event at the Holyrood Inquiry (link)

>>11025434, >>11025514 Scottish Daily Mail article 2014, " I was raped by Scots MP at the age of four" (BBC link included)

>>11070776 Anons in Europe have DS scared, rated a Q drop in General

>>11136504 Boleskine House Foundation and ties to Aleister Crowley (with links)

>>11172040 Results of Anon 3 year Q Drop Vatican RCC CIA Research File

>>11190400 Scotland Covid restrictions: ‘Devastation’ as pubs and restaurants told to stay closed for another week

>>11201510 Ghana President Exposed Permanent World Lockdown Plot (could use more sauce)

>>11251203 Belarusian President Claims IMF & World Bank Offered him a Bribe to Impose COVID Restrictions

>>11255313 Extinction Rebellion activists block entrance to oil refinery in Scotland accused of ‘ecocide’

>>11271271, >>11271585 The case of Hollie Greig

>>11392155 Updated Bun for Historic Abuse Systemic Review in Scotland

>>11398994 Space Shuttle video Date April, 27 2011 (related to Q drop, link)

>>11398100, >>11408648 Go Nigel Farage and vote 'Reform UK', the anti lockdown party (video)

>>11376429 RIP Sean Connery

>>11546046 Piper pushed over by police on Remembrance Day

>>11565504 The SNP has outlawed light smacking and wants to criminalise what we say in our homes

>>11596670 Nicola Sturgeon herself agreed with Lord Brian Gill that there should not be a register of interests for Judges (video)

>>11596953 Fake HRC speaks at Georgetown University webinar

>>11597035 " JUDGE OF CONFLICT: Top judge who attacked MSPs over judicial interests probe – failed to declare relative’s role at law firm targeting MSP’s constituents’ home & farm in £6M court case linked to Lord Malcolm conflict of interest scandal (video)

>>11644433, >>11644709 Car Crash in Full - Nicola Sturgeon defends her record on the NHS 26 Nov 2019 (video and link)

>>11644474, >>11644727 The UGLY Truth About Nicola Sturgeon 30 Apr 2019 (video and link)

>>11644916 Updated Bun for Historic Abuse Systemic Review in Scotland

>>11644928 Bun for Covid-19

>>11172040

This research is now available in a dedicated board here in /qresearch/

>>11306246 (OP) Vatican Research board 2.0

Vaccine plans in Scotland well advanced as US firm announces more good news

Plans for vaccinating Scots against coronavirus are "well advanced", Nicola Sturgeon claimed.

Up to 4.5 million adults across the country could get the injections at a mix of large vaccination centres and smaller, local ones.

The First Minister said details are being finalised as new data from US firm Moderna suggests another breakthrough in the fight against Covid-19.

The interim results indicate their formula could prevent 94.5% of people from getting the lethal virus.

Sturgeon, speaking at today's coronavirus briefing in Edinburgh, said the vaccine is "in the mix" as part of the UK Government’s supply.

She also said Pfizer's vaccine – which announced trial results last week – is the one she expects to have "most supply of most quickly", with another being developed by AstraZeneca.

"Our planning in Scotland for roll-out and delivery of the vaccine are well advanced," the First Minister said. "There are hurdles to overcome but there is every reason to be optimistic about this."

The First Minister and Health Secretary Jeane Freeman discussed plans for a mass vaccination campaign at a meeting last week, and will set out more to parliament shortly.

Gordon Brown: UK risks rebellion without anti-poverty programme

Inside Katie Holmes' lavish home where she lives with daughter Suri

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Video: English lad travels Scotland to see if Irn Bru tastes better north of the border

a man driving a car: Video: English lad travels Scotland to see if Irn Bru tastes better north of the border Daily Record Logo

Donald Trump wearing a suit and tie: Video: Donald Trump's strangest moments as president Daily Record Logo

a man standing in front of a building: Video: Nicola Sturgeon at Scottish National War Memorial at Edinburgh Castle on Remembrance Sunday Daily Record Logo

Plans for vaccinating Scots against coronavirus are "well advanced", Nicola Sturgeon claimed.

Up to 4.5 million adults across the country could get the injections at a mix of large vaccination centres and smaller, local ones.

The First Minister said details are being finalised as new data from US firm Moderna suggests another breakthrough in the fight against Covid-19.

The interim results indicate their formula could prevent 94.5% of people from getting the lethal virus.

Sturgeon, speaking at today's coronavirus briefing in Edinburgh, said the vaccine is "in the mix" as part of the UK Government’s supply.

She also said Pfizer's vaccine – which announced trial results last week – is the one she expects to have "most supply of most quickly", with another being developed by AstraZeneca.

"Our planning in Scotland for roll-out and delivery of the vaccine are well advanced," the First Minister said. "There are hurdles to overcome but there is every reason to be optimistic about this."

The First Minister and Health Secretary Jeane Freeman discussed plans for a mass vaccination campaign at a meeting last week, and will set out more to parliament shortly.

a man sitting in front of a laptop: Scottish health secretary Jeane Freeman © Daily Record Scottish health secretary Jeane Freeman

Freeman said: "We've been planning for some time in the hope of vaccines getting through the clinical trials and being approved to run a national vaccination programme for all adults in Scotland – so that's about 4.5 million people."

She added: "The plan will also set out who will be vaccinated first, taking the guidance of the Joint Committee on Vaccines and Immunisation, and also the various places where people will be able to get their vaccine and how we will let folks know when their appointments are coming up.

"Those places will be a mix of large vaccine hubs where we can put through large numbers of people but also more localised and perhaps mobile vaccination centres, particularly for our remote and rural communities."

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/newsscotland/vaccine-plans-in-scotland-well-advanced-as-us-firm-announces-more-good-news/ar-BB1b3FI8

>>11669634

I looked through a few. Thanks for the reference to the Scottish Sun! I'm going to be praying that the Corona Scamdemic is a disease fatal to Sturgeon's and the SNP's power.

Anons

Now that we are over the 600 posts mark it's time to start thinking of a title for the next bread

>>11479841

Gathered and posted to the Nigeria prototype board. After today I will stop trying to help if I get no response from you and merely consider everything further as spam.

https://8kun.top/comms/res/41081.html#41861

>>11695279

I was hoping for something more directly related to Scotland or the digs going on here

>>11703990

Covid: Infection rates levelling off in England and Scotland

20 Nov 2020

Coronavirus infection rates are levelling off in England and Scotland and decreasing in Wales and Northern Ireland, latest data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) suggests.

It shows rates in school-age children are still rising while falling in young adults.

The R number for the UK continues to fall and is now between 1 and 1.1.

But that doesn't yet reflect the impact of the second lockdown in England, introduced on 5 November.

The government's scientific advisers, Sage, say the epidemic in the north-west of England is now shrinking, although infection levels in the region still remain high.

The ONS survey, which covers the week to 14 November, tests people in thousands of households across the UK, whether they have symptoms or not. It does not include people in hospitals or care homes.

It estimates that:

1 in 80 people in England have coronavirus

1 in 155 in Scotland

1 in 165 in Wales

1 in 135 in Northern Ireland

This equates to nearly 39,000 infections a day in England, down from 50,000 the previous week.

But the picture across England's regions is mixed - rates of infections are rising in London and the south-east while coming down in the north and Midlands, the ONS says.

The highest levels of infection, meanwhile, are still in Yorkshire and the north-west.

In Wales, infection rates appear to have decreased over the past two weeks after peaking around the end of October.

In Northern Ireland, they have been going down for four weeks. In Scotland, infection rates are now stabilising after rising through most of October.

Among school-age children in England, the percentage testing positive for Covid-19 may be rising slowly while levelling off in older teenagers, young adults and the over-25s - but the ONS says the sample size is small and there is uncertainty over the estimates.

The ONS estimate of infections is usually higher than the daily lab-confirmed cases announced by the government and is thought to provide a more accurate picture of the epidemic.

While the government figures are based on people with symptoms requesting a test, the ONS estimates are based on swab tests on everyone in a household.

On Thursday, 22,915 new positive tests were reported in the UK through this system - a similar tally to a week ago.

The Covid symptom app offers another estimate. It reports around 34,000 new cases of Covid in the UK in the two weeks up to 15 November, down slightly on the previous week.

This is based on one million people reporting positive swab tests via the app.

The official R number, which estimates how many people on average one infected person passes the virus onto, is edging closer to 1. The current restrictions in place around the UK are aiming to push the R below 1, which would mean the epidemic is shrinking.

After promising results from scientists developing vaccines against Covid-19 recently, the UK nations are preparing to roll-out a vaccine to a small number of people in some priority groups in December with many more receiving a jab next year.

Pfizer, along with its partner BioNTech, has filed for emergency authorisation of its Covid vaccine in the US.

https://www.bbc.com/news/health-55016893

("estimates" and likely false positives)

Boris Johnson Outlines Plans to Make Britain’s Royal Navy the Most Powerful in Europe

LONDON, Nov 19 (Reuters) – Prime Minister Boris Johnson pledged to restore Britain’s navy to its position as Europe’s most powerful maritime force on Thursday, highlighting that shipbuilding could also help heal divisions between the four nations of the United Kingdom.

With repeated polls suggesting most people in Scotland now support independence, Johnson was keen to press the case for how England and Scotland can work together.

He announced plans for 13 more frigates as well as committing to a new generation of warships, which he said would spur a renaissance in shipbuilding across the United Kingdom.

This will illuminate “the benefits of the union in the white light of the arc welder’s torch,” Johnson told parliament. “If there was one policy which strengthens the UK in every possible sense, it is building more ships for the Royal Navy.”

Earlier this week, Johnson angered many Scots by calling the devolution of powers to Scotland “a disaster”, a comment that played into the hands of Scottish nationalists.

The bonds holding the United Kingdom together have been severely strained over the last five years by Brexit, the government’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, and repeated calls by the Scottish National Party for a new referendum on independence.

Johnson is particularly disliked in Scotland, where he is seen as patronising and arrogant. The unpopularity of Johnson is the single biggest factor driving an upsurge in support for Scottish independence, a survey by the political consultancy JL Partners said last month.

The prime minister also guaranteed the future of Scotland’s Black Watch regiment, which earned a fearsome reputation fighting in the British Empire’s campaigns, two World Wars, and more recently in Afghanistan and Iraq.

https://gcaptain.com/boris-johnson-outlines-plans-to-make-britains-royal-navy-the-most-powerful-in-europe/

Covid in Scotland: Concern at rise in hospital-acquired infections

21 Nov 2020

Concerns have been raised at a sharp rise in Covid infections likely to have been acquired in hospital.

Public Health Scotland revealed there were 180 definite or probable "hospital onset" infections in the week ending 25 October, up from 98 the previous week.

Opposition parties have called for increased testing of hospital staff.

The Scottish government said it had worked hard to deliver robust infection control and that some frontline staff were already being tested.

The most recent PHS figures for the end of October show hospital-acquired Covid had returned to levels not seen since April.

In the seven days to 25 October there were 116 definite hospital onset cases, up from 63 the previous week.

There were also 73 probably hospital onset cases, up from 34.

Staff testing

While the vast majority of Covid infections were acquired in the community, Scottish Labour accused the Scottish government and health officials of "playing down" the significance of the problem.

Health spokeswoman Monica Lennon said: "In May, Nicola Sturgeon stated the importance of Test and Protect to safeguard people from Covid-19 and to protect Scotland from a second wave.

"Instead, the Scottish government's failure to expand Test and Protect and prevent the spread among patients and staff has contributed to Covid-19 getting out of control and millions of Scots living in lockdown again."

The Scottish Greens called for hospital infection figures to be published weekly, and said they underlined the need to increase testing of NHS staff.

Alison Johnson, the party's health spokeswoman, said: "It's ridiculous that seven months after I wrote to the government with an evidenced plan for regular hospital testing we still have staff walking around hospitals unknowingly passing on the virus to their colleagues and to patients."

Earlier this month senior doctors at Glasgow Royal Infirmary wrote a letter expressing concern at the difficulty of controlling the spread of the virus, particularly in older hospital buildings.

A Scottish government spokesperson acknowledged the increase but said transmission of Covid-19 was more likely in any closed settings, including within hospitals.

"Since the outbreak of the pandemic, we have worked hard to ensure that infection prevention and control measures in hospital and other care settings are robust and we expect our health boards to have the highest standards," the spokesperson said.

"We already have strong measures in place, such as the appropriate use of PPE, extended use of face masks and coverings, physical distancing and outbreak management, as well as risk assessed patient care pathways to help guide the implementation of measures for safe and effective care.

"We are also already testing frontline staff where there is clinical advice to do so and, as stated in the clinical review of our testing strategy, we intend to scale-up this up, in line with rising testing capacity, to roll-out routine testing to additional asymptomatic groups - including frontline NHS staff."

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-55029647

>>11736818

Dayum JJP! Do you have any sauce for that article about kids as "State Assets?"

That would be notable af

Originally midnightriders >>13858

90% -93% False Positive Rate :

UK Dominic Raab First Secretery of State admits live on air that all Restrictions & Lockdowns are Based on a PCR Test that has a False Positive number of between 90% & 93%

https://twitter.com/Max46023367/status/1327676234587922445?s=20

Dominic Rennie Raab is a British politician serving as First Secretary of State and Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs since July 2019.

https://members.parliament.uk/member/4007/contact

Sorry anons, I could not get the video to embed

>>11763479

On the UK board same graphic was posted calling for a dig on Dame Linda Dobbs. On South Africa just posted there, no text.

>>11770591

This is the first of the Scotland boards so not much foot traffic around, not a deal breaker. We did have at least one anon drop by and thank us for making this board, and said they would post later so we are patient and let the digs go as they may. I expect once #2 is up and listed over at General Research things will pick up. For now all I can say is enjoy the peace and quiet while it lasts.

>>11777844

I certainly do have many posts. Not only as baker but finding articles so if nothing else there's a bump so the board does not slide off the catalog. Looking back through your previous posts sure looks like an attempt at a slide to me, especially since for here >>11763471 has been seen on others boards before.

Tell us: What is so important about these digs you are calling for that the research going on about systemic abuse in Scotland should be put aside? Is it the covid stuff you'd rather distract from?

>>11782605

correction

Post referred to should be >>11763475

the graphic that appears many places

>>11809162

So is Jimbo willfully ignorant or simply retarded?

>>11811292

I figure COD means Call Of Duty, what's the MW?

As to why, maybe the nice Scottish lady is tired of daily doses of shitheads and likes to in avatar at least practice the high-velocity lead poison form of Darwinism?

>>11869132

Okay, since you are determined to spam this on mutiple boards until you get an answer why don't you start by coming up with some sauce on how this Dobbs has criminal friends in South Africa? With all the messes from HSBC and Deutsche Bank how is it Lloyd's is a major issue?

Orinally midnightriders #83 >>18287

£50 billion in UK banknotes is 'missing.' Nobody has an explanation

A group of UK lawmakers said on Friday as much as £50 billion ($67.4 billion) in cash was "missing," and it urged the Bank of England to investigate. The money is "stashed somewhere but the Bank of England doesn't know where, who by or what for — and doesn't seem very curious," Meg Hillier, chair of the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee (PAC), which oversees government finances, said in a statement. "It needs to be more concerned about where the missing £50 billion is," she added.

The Bank of England immediately pushed back. "Members of the public do not have to explain to the Bank why they wish to hold banknotes. This means that banknotes are not missing," a spokesperson said in a statement, adding that the central bank would continue to meet public demand for notes.

Despite the increased use of digital payments, demand for cash has risen in most advanced economies since the global financial crisis, according to a 2018 report by the Bank for International Settlements. This has been partly driven by lower interest rates, the report said, which have diminished returns on savings held with banks. "We are seeing the increasing use of cash as a store of value, as opposed to for transactional purposes," chief cashier at the Bank of England Sarah John said in testimony before the Public Accounts Committee in October. Worries about the strength of financial institutions since the 2008 crisis have also contributed to this, she added.

And while there was a sharp decline in demand for notes and coins during the peak of coronavirus lockdowns this year, it has since recovered, with people stockpiling even more cash at home as a result of the pandemic. The number of notes in circulation in Britain reached a record high of 4.4 billion in July, with a total value of £76.5 billion ($103 billion), according to a September report by the National Audit Office (NAO), which monitors government spending. This compares with 1.5 billion notes worth about £24 billion ($32.3 billion) in 2000.

At the same time, the volume of cash payments has declined, a trend likely to accelerate because of the pandemic. A decade ago, cash was used in six out of 10 transactions; last year it was less than three. The Bank of England estimates that between 20% and 24% of the value of notes in circulation are used for cash transactions, with a further 5% held by UK households as savings.

"Little is known about the remainder, worth approximately £50 billion, but possible explanations include holdings overseas for transactions or savings and possibly holdings in the UK of unreported domestic savings or for use in the shadow economy," the NAO said in its report. It recommended that the central bank, working with other public authorities, improve its understanding of what is driving the increase in demand for notes and who is holding the £50 billion.

moar

https://www.foxcarolina.com/news/50-billion-in-uk-banknotes-is-missing-nobody-has-an-explanation/article_4a9d9ebf-1af3-534e-9e10-f56e5ce81711.html

Orinally midnightriders #83 >>18287

£50 billion in UK banknotes is 'missing.' Nobody has an explanation

A group of UK lawmakers said on Friday as much as £50 billion ($67.4 billion) in cash was "missing," and it urged the Bank of England to investigate. The money is "stashed somewhere but the Bank of England doesn't know where, who by or what for — and doesn't seem very curious," Meg Hillier, chair of the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee (PAC), which oversees government finances, said in a statement. "It needs to be more concerned about where the missing £50 billion is," she added.

The Bank of England immediately pushed back. "Members of the public do not have to explain to the Bank why they wish to hold banknotes. This means that banknotes are not missing," a spokesperson said in a statement, adding that the central bank would continue to meet public demand for notes.

Despite the increased use of digital payments, demand for cash has risen in most advanced economies since the global financial crisis, according to a 2018 report by the Bank for International Settlements. This has been partly driven by lower interest rates, the report said, which have diminished returns on savings held with banks. "We are seeing the increasing use of cash as a store of value, as opposed to for transactional purposes," chief cashier at the Bank of England Sarah John said in testimony before the Public Accounts Committee in October. Worries about the strength of financial institutions since the 2008 crisis have also contributed to this, she added.

And while there was a sharp decline in demand for notes and coins during the peak of coronavirus lockdowns this year, it has since recovered, with people stockpiling even more cash at home as a result of the pandemic. The number of notes in circulation in Britain reached a record high of 4.4 billion in July, with a total value of £76.5 billion ($103 billion), according to a September report by the National Audit Office (NAO), which monitors government spending. This compares with 1.5 billion notes worth about £24 billion ($32.3 billion) in 2000.

At the same time, the volume of cash payments has declined, a trend likely to accelerate because of the pandemic. A decade ago, cash was used in six out of 10 transactions; last year it was less than three. The Bank of England estimates that between 20% and 24% of the value of notes in circulation are used for cash transactions, with a further 5% held by UK households as savings.

"Little is known about the remainder, worth approximately £50 billion, but possible explanations include holdings overseas for transactions or savings and possibly holdings in the UK of unreported domestic savings or for use in the shadow economy," the NAO said in its report. It recommended that the central bank, working with other public authorities, improve its understanding of what is driving the increase in demand for notes and who is holding the £50 billion.

moar

https://www.foxcarolina.com/news/50-billion-in-uk-banknotes-is-missing-nobody-has-an-explanation/article_4a9d9ebf-1af3-534e-9e10-f56e5ce81711.html

Apologies for the duplicate posts anons, board playing mega-lag for me today

>>11929341

Anons

How about this for Title of next bread?

Q Research Scotland #2: "Putting Government and Judiciary in the Dock" Edition

Second try:

What do anons think of Q Research Scotland #2: "Putting Government and Judiciary in the Dock" Edition as title for next bread?

>>11936825

Be interesting to see which vaccine Bill Gates pushes the most. We can never forget how much he is into eugenics and has been saying since the 1970s how the World is over-populated.

Updated Bun for Historic Abuse Systemic Review in Scotland

>>10843256, >>10843328, >>10843342, >>10843358

>>10843362, >>10843374, >>10843385, >>10843395

>>10843409, >>10843438, >>10843445, >>10843484

>>10843647, >>10843660, >>10843698, >>10846720

>>10846868, >>10846939, >>10849932, >>10856416

>>10875408, >>10877269, >>10877364, >>10889443

>>10889489, >>10889659, >>10903190, >>10907852

>>10915228, >>10941717, >>11014012, >>11014985

>>11015238, >>11016311, >>11017168, >>11017967

>>11139252, >>11141887, >>11243176, >>11417103

>>11595844, >>11595980, >>11596345, >>11688414

>>11894649, >>11928612, >>11929693

Updated Bun for Covid-19

>>10872106, >>10983987, >>11096634, >>11239184

>>11314176, >>11136050, >>11136458, >>11190400

>>11239184, >>11314176, >>11338787, >>11464744

>>11465677, >>11479207, >>11543757, >>11577663

>>11644235, >>11644245, >>11669544, >>11690007

>>11714553, >>11728280, >>11741479, >>11808590

>>11808688, >>11808690, >>11808844

Notables are NOT Endorsements

#1

>>10844188 MP demands probe into Nicola Sturgeon's husband's 'secret' WhatsApp messages about Alex Salmond

>>10859499 Bun for NHS and Electro-Convulsive-Therapy

>>10866902 SNP resignations (with link)

>>10887512 Scottish Daily Mail 15/8/14 "Paedophile Dunn's link with Fairbairn" and notations

>>10915228, >>10916282 Anon on scoring MSP Members

>>10980257 Alex Salmond's evidence will be the main event at the Holyrood Inquiry (link)

>>11025434, >>11025514 Scottish Daily Mail article 2014, " I was raped by Scots MP at the age of four" (BBC link included)

>>11070776 Anons in Europe have DS scared, rated a Q drop in General

>>11136504 Boleskine House Foundation and ties to Aleister Crowley (with links)

>>11172040 Results of Anon 3 year Q Drop Vatican RCC CIA Research File

>>11190400 Scotland Covid restrictions: ‘Devastation’ as pubs and restaurants told to stay closed for another week

>>11201510 Ghana President Exposed Permanent World Lockdown Plot (could use more sauce)

>>11251203 Belarusian President Claims IMF & World Bank Offered him a Bribe to Impose COVID Restrictions

>>11255313 Extinction Rebellion activists block entrance to oil refinery in Scotland accused of ‘ecocide’

>>11271271, >>11271585 The case of Hollie Greig

>>11398994 Space Shuttle video Date April, 27 2011 (related to Q drop, link)

>>11398100, >>11408648 Go Nigel Farage and vote 'Reform UK', the anti lockdown party (video)

>>11376429 RIP Sean Connery

>>11546046 Piper pushed over by police on Remembrance Day

>>11565504 The SNP has outlawed light smacking and wants to criminalise what we say in our homes

>>11596670 Nicola Sturgeon herself agreed with Lord Brian Gill that there should not be a register of interests for Judges (video)

>>11596953 Fake HRC speaks at Georgetown University webinar

>>11597035 " JUDGE OF CONFLICT": Top judge who attacked MSPs over judicial interests probe – failed to declare relative’s role at law firm targeting MSP’s constituents’ home & farm in £6M court case linked to Lord Malcolm conflict of interest scandal (video)

>>11644433, >>11644709 Car Crash in Full - Nicola Sturgeon defends her record on the NHS 26 Nov 2019 (video and link)

>>11644474, >>11644727 The UGLY Truth About Nicola Sturgeon 30 Apr 2019 (video and link)

>>11644928 Bun for Covid-19

>>11872558 Head of Pfizer Research: Covid Vaccine is Female Sterilization

>>11872657 Vaccine Use Down From Lockdowns & Deaths Of Infants Down Commensurately

>>11902978 Bill Gates caught on video admitting vaccine will CHANGE our DNA FOREVER

>>11926589 Link to UJ govertnmeny site re: establishing Freeports

>>11937111 Updated Bun for Historic Abuse Systemic Review in Scotland

>>11937138 Updated Bun for Covid-19

Fresh Bread

>>11937308

Fill this one up as current board issues allow please

Will check by here later to see if anything was posted that needs brought over to the new bread. Would recommend only filler shit posting to finish off this one though. Much board weirdness across the 8kun lands

>>11938783

Anon, I seemed to run into several issues while baking Scotland #2. The title I wanted to use was apparently too long so I had to truncate it. I actually wanted to wait until at least post 730 to post the final updated buns and final notables before baking but with the whole 8kun having problems decided to go ahead with the new bread

The General Research board was even worse today function-wise that it has been for the last three days so when #2 was started the first posts are basically refugees from General trying to find a working board.