Here's a start:
Says up front USS SIMON LAKE (AS-33) was stationed in Holy Loch from July 1966 to May 1970. Returned to Holy Loch in May 1987 and left in March 1992. Right under the pic there's a spot to click for Crew List
https://www.hullnumber.com/AS-33
Appreciate clearing the bumplock!
No worries, I am always looking out for the cp link shill
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Black shirts were actually called "service Blues" when I was Active Duty. The US Navy had Service and Dress Whites for warm weather and Winter uniforms were the Service or Dress Blues.
From what you describe, the braiding sounds like the Commanding Officer, we called that feature "scrambled eggs"
A bunch of braiding strips down the sleeves tells me enlisted though. Services Strips, one stripe for every four years of service
Might want to check about the badge on the hat. An anchor with or without the small stars would go with the "black" shirt.
>>15599485 (me)
First pic shows a Commanding Officer's hat and the "scrambled eggs"
The third pic is the Service Blue shirt, rank of Master Chief Petty Officer
The pic here with lots of "scrambled eggs" is an Admiral
>>15599526 (me)
Looked closer, that is a Chief Petty Officer in the third pic, stars for Master Chief are missing
The sword is a bit trickier.
Officers swords do have ivory type grips and are found with "sword knots"
Chief Petty Officers on the other hand have cutlasses as part of certain uniforms with very obvious hand guards on them
Squirrel now a trendy dining option in Scotland
By Hannah Frishberg February 11, 2022
Most New Yorkers may consider them rats with wings, but elsewhere squirrel has become a chic new menu item.
As part of a growing ethical dining trend, chefs have begun serving up dishes made with the North American gray squirrel, an invasive species in the nation.
“My original starting point with gray squirrel was taste. But it’s also great for the environment,” renowned Scottish chef Paul Wedgewood told the Guardian of the inspiration for adding gray squirrel to his Edinburgh restaurant Royal Mile’s menu in 2008. “It’s mellow, nutty and a bit gamey. It’s just a really nice flavor, and it’s easy to match,” added Wedgewood, who has even made squirrel haggis. “Anyone who’s doing rabbit could just easily swap in squirrel.”
In addition to being a tasty alternative for some more commonly used meats, eating squirrel in the UK also offers moral flavor: The rodent is significantly to blame for causing the local extinction of England and Wales’ native red squirrel in large swaths of the nation.
The response to squirrel as not vermin but restaurant-quality delicacy has been great, said Wedgewood.
“The demand is there from customers,” he said. “I had a guy fly in from Switzerland who ordered a squirrel tasting menu. A six-course menu…just with squirrel!”
The Post was unable to locate any restaurants or butchers in New York City that will admit to selling squirrel. But that doesn’t mean New Yorkers can’t enjoy this up and coming plat du jour — they may just have to kill and cook the creature themselves.
New York State’s Department of Environmental Conservation considers squirrels “nuisance animals” and they may be killed at any time in any manner by the owners or occupants if they are injuring property. And from Nov. 1 to Feb. 28 it is open season on gray, black and fox squirrels in New York City, although hunters are limited to six squirrel bodies a day and legally limited in the methods they’re allowed to use to kill the creatures. If killed not during hunting or season, the squirrel is technically required to be “buried or cremated immediately.”
Wedgewood recommends drizzling two racks of squirrel with wild garlic oil and pairing it with carrot puree.
Some eaters say the taste can be addictive.
“We associate some animals with our own filth,” Steven Rinella told The Post in 2012 about his practice of hunting and eating the squirrels which stepped foot in his Fort Greene garden.
Rinella wrote in his hunting memoir that he sometimes gets such a craving for squirrel meat that “I’ll go to extremes to get it.”
https://nypost.com/2022/02/11/squirrel-now-a-trendy-dining-option-in-scotland/
>He seems very certain that the cap badge was a gold eagle
I think the individual may have been Merchant Marine, pics I'm finding the eagle is god.
I checked, as far as any old vets know there were never service stripes on the service blue aka "Johnny Cash" uniforms of the US Navy
Sometimes breads will hang up and not show all the posts. Generally best bet is to post something like I did with >>15622275 and let the bread fill itself in.
Yes, middle pic of >>15604460 is Merchant Marine, but these insignia may have been ended prior to the timeframe we are looking for. All good, Process of Elimination.
Dungarees were the Working Uniform of USN for decades
bump for visibility. Bread still hanging up
Bump for viz
Dungaree pants are dark when new, but fade quickly.
World War two had a full denim uniform and to a young boy coveralls with a belt could appear as separate shirt and pants. SIMON LAKE was a submarine tender so work going on all the time
list of commanding officers, USS SIMON LAKE
Keep in mind, Submarine Squadron 14 would have had their own Commanding Officer and his offices would have been aboard SIMON LAKE when she was there as the Tender
Just to cover all the bases we can, was the hat more like this?
Visibility bump
About the gold pin above the pocket, USN submariners "dolphins"
second pic is older version
US Navy Command-at-Sea and Command Ashore/Project Manager pins
Patrol pins, older Combat Patrol, then SSBN Deterrent
The floating drydock was named USS LOS ALAMOS and had an Officer-In_Charge. I have no idea if he would have been able to wear the "scrambled eggs."
In 1961 four sections of AFDB-7 were reactivated and towed to Holy Loch, Scotland, where they were assembled as part of a maintenance facility for the Navy's then-new force of fleet ballistic missile submarines (SSBN). Placed in service under the name Los Alamos in November 1961, she was kept at Holy Loch for more than three decades as an important part of the Nation's strategic retaliatory force. Annually drydocking up to seventeen ballistic missile submarines and attack submarines (SSN), she permitted the forward deployment of these essential warships, thus acting as an important "force multiplier".
www.patriotfiles.com/index.php?name=Sections&req=viewarticle&artid=4165&allpages=1&theme=Printer
Here's where process of elimination comes in handy. Are we searching for a Commanding Officer of USS SIMON LAKE? Are we looking for the Commanding Officer of the Marine Security Detachment? Are we looking for the Officer-In-Charge of the drydock USS LOS ALAMOS? Are we trying to find the Commanding Officer of one of the subs?
Brexit Freedoms Bill poses threat to devolution, Scotland’s constitution secretary warns
by Marty Mclaughlin 20 February 2022
ngus Robertson said he was “particularly concerned” that Boris Johnson’s administration is intent on pushing through “sweeping measures” post-Brexit that will have “profound consequence” for Scotland and other devolved nations in the UK.
In a letter to Jacob Rees-Mogg, the newly appointed UK minister for Brexit opportunities, Mr Robertson also questioned he UK government’s “deregulation” agenda, given its implications for workers’ rights, food standards, environmental standards, and other policy areas.
In the letter, released by the Scottish Government, Mr Robertson explained: “Given the evidence since the Brexit vote I am particularly concerned that the UK government will look for further opportunities to undermine devolution.
"As leader of the House of Commons you yourself referred to post-1997 reforms as constitutional vandalism which needed to be undone.
“Our concerns extend to the Brexit Freedoms Bill that will give legislative powers to remove or amend retained EU law, ‘liberating’ us from the common area of democracy and the rule of law whose benefits we enjoyed for almost five decades.
"The UK government seems ready to unveil these sweeping measures, which will have profound consequences for the devolved governments, with next to no engagement, despite commitments to reset relationships with the devolved governments in the conclusions of the intergovernmental relations review.
"Any proposals to change the law in devolved areas must not take place without the consent of the Scottish Parliament."
In his letter, the SNP MSP for Edinburgh Central also said the “simple truth of the matter” was that there has been a “profound absence” of benefits as a result of Brexit. On the contrary, he said, the “damage, delays, and dislocation” caused by leaving the EU were “all too evident.”
He went on: “We know that Scotland’s total trade with the EU fell by 24 per cent in the year to September 2021 compared to the equivalent period in 2019, while Scotland’s trade with non-EU countries fell by 16 per cent over the same period.
“Despite claims that the UK government will cut red tape following the EU exit, Brexit has been the direct cause of trade friction, additional checks and bureaucracy and increased administration costs.”
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/brexit-freedoms-bill-poses-threat-to-devolution-scotland-s-constitution-secretary-warns/ar-AAU3Z0x
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Not sure what the issue was, I'm looking at the images of the two captains just fine on my end
Looks like fairly standard for the subs to be forward deployed from Holy Loch, not just in for repairs. If a sub was going to be based there for a number of years, a high-ranking officer could have a Cadillac shipped over and would be quartered ashore.
Here's a portion of what I just found on USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (SSBN-600)
On the 19th, she stood out of Charleston on her first deterrent patrol. She concluded that patrol on 23 September at the FBM base at Holy Loch, Scotland.
Over the next three and one-half years, the submarine made 15 more deterrent patrols, departing from and returning to the Holy Loch base in each instance. Late in the spring of 1965, she departed Holy Loch on her 17th and final patrol of the deployment.
At the end of the training period, she returned to Charleston to load missiles and to prepare for another series of deterrent patrols out of Holy Loch. She embarked upon her 18th patrol on 1 June and completed that cruise at the Holy Loch base.
Theodore Roosevelt's second tour of duty operating from the Scotland base proved to be very brief in comparison to her first. Between mid-June of 1967 and February of 1968, she completed her 18th, 19th, 20th, and 21st patrols. On 20 March 1968 while returning to Holy Loch from her 21st patrol, the submarine ran aground off the western coast of Scotland. After dry-docking for temporary correction of the damage, she departed Holy Loch on 5 April to return to the United States for permanent repairs. Between 18 and 20 April, she unloaded her missiles at Charleston and then headed north to New London. On the 23d, she arrived in the yard of the Electric Boat Division and commenced an extended repair period. Labor disputes caused delays, and Theodore Roosevelt did not complete her repairs until mid-October. She spent the latter part of that month in sea trials and then departed New London on 2 November on her post-repair shakedown cruise. She visited Norfolk, Puerto Rico, and St. Croix before concluding the cruise at Charleston on 27 November. She conducted training operations out of Charleston before deploying to Holy Loch again early in 1969.
That tour of duty lasted until May 1971. During the interim, she conducted nine more deterrent patrols, returning to Holy Loch for refit after each. On 12 May 1971, she stood out of Holy Loch on the 31st patrol of her career
https://www.history.navy.mil/research/histories/ship-histories/danfs/t/theodore-roosevelt-ii.html
So far I can come across only one pic of a Cadillac with the trunk shaped for the spare tire, this one a 1973 El Dorado that belonged to Elvis Presley
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Updated
International Q Research Threads
>>15592235 ————————————–——– Australia #21
>>14841879 ————————————–——– Balkan #9
>>15801702 ————————————–——– Canada #30
>>15744684 ————————————–——– France #6
>>15830234 ————————————–——– Germany #94
>>15198192 ————————————–——– Italia #2
>>15422355 ————————————–——– Japan #4
>>14586201 ————————————–——– Nederland #7
>>14475779 ————————————–——– New Zealand #9
>>15493933 ————————————–——– South Africa #7
>>15547330 ————————————–——– UK #43
Italy is currently locked to keep out pedo bear shill
Spamming all the boards with the same lame tired garbage?
General Research #20034 >>>/qresearch/15843273
Scotland: Misogyny could be made a hate crime under new recommendations
2022-03-08
https://news.mensactivism.org/?q=node/35181
"'The Scottish government is to consider making misogyny a stand-alone hate crime.
A working group set up to look into tackling violence and harassment against women has recommended the creation of a Misogyny and Criminal Justice (Scotland) Act."
i found the way to this disturbing article (and at least one other Good thing- tho there is so much more) by de/re/construction from actual POTUS' platform logo pic on wikipedestrian
That's nice
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> a political communication lecturer,
What kind of teacher is that?
Sounds like "propaganda specialist" to me
Plays like a dial-up connection for me, but it's there. How's it look on your end?
Here we go, ready for more
Case study no' 6 of the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry (SCAI) Bun
>>15056349 The response of the Scottish Government between August 2002 and December 2014 to Petition PE535; Evidential Hearings: 17 November 2020 to 4 December 2020
>>15101419 Pages (xii-xv) of the study
>>15170610 Pages 1-5, Introduction (pg 19-23 of the pdf)
>>15268972 Pages 6-10 of Case study no' 6 of the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry (SCAI) (Pg 24-28 of the .pdf file)
>>15925542 Pages 11-15 of Case study no' 6 (pages 29-33 of the .pdf file)
>>16060709 Pages 16-19 (pg 34-37 of .pdf)
Updated
International Q Research Threads
>>16040627 ————————————–——– Australia #22
>>14841879 ————————————–——– Balkan #9
>>16054962 ————————————–——– Canada #31
>>15744684 ————————————–——– France #6
>>16136160 ————————————–——– Germany #95
>>15422355 ————————————–——– Japan #4
>>14586201 ————————————–——– Nederland #7
>>15493933 ————————————–——– South Africa #7
>>15955048 ————————————–——– UK #44
Scotland making push to revive langoustine exports, but Brexit still an obstacle
By Nicki Holmyard May 10, 2022
The Scottish seafood industry, with help from the Scottish government, is working to revive its langoustine exports after years of decline.
Exports of langoustine – also known as nephrops (Nephrops norwegicus) – from the U.K. to major markets have almost halved in the past decade. Typically exported to Europe – with the three largest buyers being Spain, Italy, and France – the U.K. exported a total of 18,000 metric tons (MT) of langoustine in 2010, with the majority of that being sourced from Scotland.
However, exports or the product dropped to around 9,000 MT in 2019, and the situation has only worsened since then due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In response to the drop, the Scottish government formed a working group in October 2020, tasked with finding ways for the langoustine industry to emerge from the pandemic and improve the long-term stability and resilience of the supply chain.
A report commissioned by Seafood Scotland, an organization that works to promote Scottish seafood, said langoustines are the most-important shellfish species in terms of landed value and socio-economic importance to Scottish coastal communities. In 2019, Scottish vessels landed GBP 91 million (USD 114 million) of langoustine, making it the second-most valuable stock landed in Scotland after mackerel. Scotland’s landings comprised 43 percent of global langoustine supply.
A high proportion of langoustine landed in Scotland enter the supply chain as tails, destined for the scampi-processing market – a fact the report noted is a relatively unique characteristic of the U.K. market. The result is a diverse supply chain and reliable market in the U.K. and Ireland, but the price for tails is lower than for whole langoustine. When the U.K. foodservice market collapsed, the price for tails fell by 20 to 30 percent, and this loss has yet to be recovered, according to Simon MacDonald, chair of the West Coast Regional Inshore Fisheries Group.
MacDonald told SeafoodSource the industry is split into two main fishing groups: smaller scale trap fisheries and larger bottom-trawlers.
“Most of the langoustine that are caught by a trawler, they tail them on board,” he said.
The trap fishery makes up a smaller amount of the overall volume, but the higher quality of the product leads a lot of the catch to be exported live, “particularly to Europe,” MacDonald said.
Business that was hampered by COVID-19 is improving as lock-down restrictions finally lift in Europe, but some fishermen, and langoustine and scampi processors, are still struggling to regain pre-pandemic levels of viability and profitability. To make matters worse, Brexit has continued to be an added cost for any exporters – and according to MacDonald that problem is likely to get worse.
“We’ve had all sorts of problems with Brexit, mostly with the paperwork and the costs of it,” he said. “They’ve got new health certificates that just came out, which are far more complicated than the ones we had before.”
According to MacDonald, in the early days of Brexit, shipments were getting stuck due to all the new requirements. The cost of paperwork is also high, reaching up to GBP 600 (USD 740, EUR 700) per customer order, and the delay in introducing an electronic system means that there is considerable room for mistakes to be make, given the volume of paperwork that needs to be filled in. At best, mistakes hold up the shipment, with product deterioration an inevitable consequence, and at worst, the load is rejected or condemned.
“We had a whole lorry of consignment where they refused to sign off because of the wrong quality of ink,” MacDonald said. “You’re at the mercy of the overzealous border control folks.”
The new paperwork requirements also mean that late orders cannot be fulfilled. Prior to Brexit, orders could be accepted up to a relatively late hour prior to dispatch. Some exporters have set up businesses in France to receive shipments as a single order so that only one set of certifications is required.
MacNeil Shellfish, a wholesaler in Scotland with its own logistics arm, has faced delays despite extensive preparation for the shift, MacNeil Shellfish Export Manager Libby McQuarrie told SeafoodSource.
“Even though we had planned extensively, it was still a challenge, there was so much unknown,” she said. “Effectively, Brexit has changed our whole administrative process in the office.”
More:
https://www.seafoodsource.com/news/supply-trade/scotland-making-push-to-revive-langoustine-exports-but-brexit-still-an-obstacle
Kate Middleton and Prince William are n Scotland and their Titles are completely different
Presenting the Earl and Countess
By Mehera Bonner May 11, 2022
Kate Middleton and Prince William are currently in Scotland for a quick two day visit, but please be advised that they do not go by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge when they're in the country. Instead, Kate and William are formally known as the Earl and Countess of Strathearn. Give them a warm, confused welcome!
So, why are William and Kate's Scottish titles different?
Just a few hours before William and Kate married in 2011, the Queen gave William not one but three titles, and Buckingham Palace releasing the following statement:
“The Queen has today been pleased to confer a Dukedom on Prince William of Wales. His titles will be Duke of Cambridge, Earl of Strathearn, and Baron Carrickfergus. Prince William thus becomes His Royal Highness The Duke of Cambridge and Miss Catherine Middleton on marriage will become Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge.”
Upon marrying William, Kate was also granted his titles—which means that along with being Duchess of Cambridge, she is Countess of Strathearn in Scotland as well as Lady Carrickfergus when she goes to Northern Ireland.
We have a deep dive on Kate's titles (and how they'll change over time) right this way, but interesting fact: When Prince Charles ascends the throne and becomes King of England, he's expected to give his current title, Prince of Wales, over to Prince William since Will is his heir apparent. This means Kate will ditch "duchess" and become Princess of Wales, making her the first person to use this title since it was held by Princess Diana. Note: Charles’s wife, Duchess Camilla, decided to forgo using the Princess of Wales title out of respect for Di.
It's definite possible that Kate won't use the title either, but royal experts think she most likely will. “It’s hard to see it not happening. I’m sure it’ll be a bit of a bittersweet moment,” a source told The Telegraph in January 2022. “This is her [Diana’s] son and his wife, so in some ways, it will be coming full circle—but it will also be a poignant reminder of what we all lost.”
Formal titles aside, Kate and William are planning to go by their first names as a way to modernize the monarchy and make the vibes a little less formal. A source recently told The Mirror that “they want to be more approachable, less formal, less stuffy, and break away with a lot of the tradition.”
This particular decision comes amid their disastrous royal tour of the Caribbean, which was seen as incredibly out of touch and resulted in protests.
“When the team arrived back in London the couple had a debrief with aides," the source added. "They went over everything and pinpointed specific things that went wrong and how to improve moving forward. The general consensus was that the tour seemed out of date, out of touch, too formal and stuffy. So now it’s more ‘Wills and Kate’ instead of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge… ‘Just call me Wills’ type of thing. They want to try to avoid the bows and curtsies in public, be more approachable, less formal, less stuffy, and break away with a lot of the tradition and focus on a modern monarchy.”
Of course, just because William and Kate want people to call them by their first names doesn't mean their official titles will disappear in more formal settings. So expect them to be called Earl and Countess of Strathearn when they visit Scotland henceforth…at least on paper.
https://www.cosmopolitan.com/entertainment/celebs/a39966693/why-kate-middleton-prince-william-titles-different-scotland/
General Research #20603 >>16287615
==https://t.me/chiefnerd/3531
Chief Nerd, [16.05.22 17:23]
An investigation is under way after a spike in the number of newborn baby deaths in Scotland was recorded for the second time in six months
“At least 18 babies under four weeks old died in March, a rate of 4.6 per 1,000 births. Infant death rates vary widely from month to month, but the increase is larger than expected from chance alone.
It comes after at least 21 babies under four weeks old died in September, a rate of 4.9 per 1,000 births. A preliminary investigation later found the spike was not linked to Covid.
The spikes in September and March are the first to be detected since monitoring of this nature began in July 2017.”
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-61448963.amp
Updated Historic Abuse Bun
>>14511490, >>14732792 Religious brother ‘gave pupil painful electric shocks’ at school
>>14688014, >>14688023 Minister sorry for 'woeful' delay in setting up Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry
>>14688356 Alex Salmond 'was opposed to child abuse inquiry'
>>15056349, >>15101419, >>15170610, >>152689972 The response of the Scottish Government between August 2002 and December 2014 to Petition PE535, and other key issues
>>15089588 Angela Constance ministerial statement to the scottish parliament on 17th December 2014 in relation to Historic Child Abuse in Scotland (video)
>>15089893 The SCAI originally was chaired by Susan O'Brien QC and all three members were selected by John Swinney and Angela Constance
>>15116792 More than 40,000 children used in vaccine trials, Mother and Baby Home Commission found
>>15146346, >>15146352 Mother and Baby Homes report describes "dark, difficult and shameful chapter" of Irish history
>>15169362 Ministerial Statement: Scotland’s Redress Scheme
>>15170913 Ministerial statement of John Swinney: Scotland’s Redress Scheme - 8 December 2021 (video)
>>15302353 Expert resigns from '˜doomed' Scots historical child abuse inquiry
>>15588170 Inquiry: Bosses protected senior social worker accused of serial sexual abuse
>>15618668 NHS hospital doctor arrested for ‘sexual assault’ on a child patient as police ‘identify eight more potential victims’
>>15636578 Man handed record £1,400,000 in damages over allegation he was raped by monks
>>15792004 Celtic Boys Club: Nicola Sturgeon REFUSED to include football scandals in child abuse public inquiry
>>16054511 Scotland's soft-touch justice slammed by victim as sex abuser walks away with 'easy sentence'
>>16054614, >>16061201 Sins of Our Fathers - BBC Scotland (video)
>>16291391, >>16291395 Investigation launched after woman claims police were involved in child abuse in Glasgow
Updated Covid Bun
>>14549011 VAX VOTE PASSED Scots WILL need vaccine passports for nightclubs and large events after Holyrood vote passed
>>14615985 Children in Scotland aged between 12 and 15 will be offered one dose of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine from Monday.
>>14645401 UK & Scotland accidentally revealed how many died within 28 days of vaccination (bitchute video)
>>14772428, >>14772472 Mystery rise in heart attacks from blocked arteries
>>14844215 "Majority" of those dying have had both jabs
>>15029681 Scottish vaccine passport scheme could be expanded
>>15221578 ANTI-VAX DEMO ‘Hundreds’ of anti-vaxxers gather in Glasgow Green for protest and march to the city centre
>>15268761 Five new Scotland Covid rules everyone will have to follow from this week
>>15340472 Thousands of defiant protesters stage largest anti-lockdown rally in recent months as they march through Glasgow against Nicola Sturgeon's draconian Covid restrictions
>>15376666 Covid Scotland: Case rates lowest in unvaccinated as double-jabbed elderly drive rise in hospital admissions
>>15580432 Marie McNair MSP: Police called to office over protesters
>>15585284 John Swinney rebuked by statistics watchdog for trying to 'spin reality' on Covid figures
>>15685304, >>15685308 GET WELL SOON, MA'AM The Queen tested positive for Covid after outbreak swept through staff and aides at Windsor Castle
>>15992504 John Swinney tests positive for covid after 'avoiding virus for two years'
>>16094430 Millions of covid vaccine doses set to be manufactured in Scotland after new jab approved
>>16095281, >>16107967 Nicola Sturgeon reported to Police Scotland for breaking own Covid face mask rules
>>16184864, >>16184868 Care home Covid ruling could prompt Scottish legal cases
>>16288389 Investigation is under way after spike in number of newborn baby deaths in Scotland was recorded for second time in six months
passing 300
Notables are NOT Endorsements
#5
>>14548525 Scottish police officers would like to carry a handgun, study shows
>>14728056 Golden goodbyes for police officers hit nearly £20m
>>14793897 WALKING OUT COP26: Glasgow school staff set to go on strike amid further chaos ahead of climate change summit
>>14815736, >>14815742 No dismissals despite almost 250 sexual misconduct allegations among Police Scotland officers
>>14851432 Hundreds of face-to-face GP appointments are cancelled or rescheduled in Glasgow in bid to slash traffic levels during Cop26 climate summit
>>14866491 Who Will Speak for The Children? Fauci Also Experimented on the Homeless Children of New York
>>14866623 Flashback: Fauci’s NIH funded experiments on AIDS orphans in New York City (video)
>>14877569 Cop26: Don’t cause chaos, Sturgeon warns protesters
>>14877603 Nicola Sturgeon accuses MSP of 'talking down Glasgow' for raising rat problem
>>14877925 Green minister Patrick Harvie mocked for complaining about Cop26 road closures
>>14946262, >>14946268 Police probe £250k award of taxpayers' money to Sturgeon book publisher
>>15049551, >>15049551, >>15049718 A culture of cover up: “I believed the doctors when they said my baby’s was an isolated case. Now I feel like a fool.”
>>15196144 Songs of Freedom - Transcender 'Make A Stand'
>>15302181 Heads of Scotland's drug death taskforce resign
>>15399259 Sheriff in Lockerbie bomber trial arrested
>>15412530 Royal horror as Queen's Scottish residence daubed with 'paedo home' slur – police on case
>>15502254 Freedom Protests Bun
>>15547254, >>15547259 £50m of public cash ploughed into firm linked to tax haven by bank set up by Nicola Sturgeon
>>15555808 Ottawa Freedom Convoy: Scottish anti-lockdown supporters hold Edinburgh solidarity march
>>15672238 Brexit Freedoms Bill poses threat to devolution, Scotland’s constitution secretary warns
>>15681307 SNP sex guidance 'effectively lowers age of consent to 13' say campaigners
>>15767624, >>1576729 These MPs praised ‘brave’ Russian protesters – then voted to restrict protest in the UK
>>15863463 SCOTLAND REMEMBERS Nicola Sturgeon leads tributes to Dunblane massacre victims 26 years after school shooting horror
>>15940585, >>15942064 Brian Gill, Lord Gill, PC
>>15942279, 15942298 Charles Moore, Baron Moore of Etchingham
>>15958864 Call for Glasgow Uni tutor to be axed after branding Ukraine invasion a ‘panto’
>>15958922, >>16054427, >>16054511 Judges anger over SNP's 'soft-touch' push to keep MORE criminals out of prison
>>16061431 Case study no' 6 of the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry (SCAI) Bun
>>16094952, >>16094956 Children living in Nicola Sturgeon’s constituency are poorest in the UK as investigation reveals poverty rate at 69 per cent
>>16095380 DRUG SCANDAL Epilepsy drug that left 20,000 babies disabled in UK is STILL being prescribed to pregnant mums despite warnings
>>16068918 'Poor planning, wilful waste and absence of accountability have characterised so many episodes in the SNP’s 15 years in power
>>16190535, >>16190538 Sturgeon faces court – SNP could be dragged before judge after landmark ruling
>>16235811 'Dangerous & ignorant' SNP MSP slammed after saying some hospital clinics ‘push abortion’
>>16256851 Ferry Fiasco: John Swinney revealed as cabinet minister who agreed to doomed £97m ferries contract
>>16274679 Nine minutes of domestic SNP FAILURE (video)
>>16274818, >>16274820 Nicola Sturgeon to promote Scotland's global aims in US ahead of Indyref2
>>16294033 Updated Historic Abuse Bun
>>16294036 Updated Covid Bun
General Research #20659 >>16331151
Hammer blow for the SNP's controversial gender reforms as 60% of Scots are against them
20:54, 23 MAY 2022Updated21:33, 23 MAY 2022
Nicola Sturgeon's hotly debated gender reforms have been overwhelmingly rejected by a Scottish Parliament consultation, in what could lead to the sinking of the SNP's flagship bill.
The SNP Government's proposed reforms to the Gender Recognition Act has been shunned by a wave of negative submissions to a Holyrood consultation.
The Scottish Parliament's Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee received almost 11,000 submissions when it asked for views on the controversial plans.
Of these 10,800 submissions, 59 per cent were against the reforms citing among other things its threat to women's sports, misogyny and homophobia.
The SNP's Bill was accused of failing to consider the "unintended consequences” of making it much easier for people to change gender and was deemed badly drafted.
Meanwhile, less than two fifths (38 per cent) of those who responded said they agreed with the Bill, while 3 per cent said they did not know.
The overwhelming rejection of the plans from members of the public will make it impossible for the SNP/Green coalition to argue the legislation has popular support.
It is almost unheard of for new laws to go ahead after such a resounding rejection at the consultation stage without major changes being implemented.
The legislation has been under heavy scrutiny since it published proposals which set out to speed up the time it takes for someone to obtain a gender recognition certificate.
The Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) (GRR) Bill also hopes to cut the length of time a person has to live in their acquired gender before applying from two years to three months - though they would then have to go through a mandatory three-month "reflection period" before confirming if they want to go ahead with their application.
This was rejected by more than 60 per cent of respondents to the consultation.
If passed, it would also lower the age at which trans people can obtain the document from 18 to 16, again more than 60 per cent said they disagreed with this reform.
Single-sex spaces have been a major worry for the women's rights groups that have been dismissed by Nicola Sturgeon and her government, however, the consultation suggests there is an overwhelming concern across the board.
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https://www.scottishdailyexpress.co.uk/news/politics/hammer-blow-snps-controversial-gender-27046097
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