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A Fudge By Nicola Sturgeon
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Nicola Sturgeon has failed to act properly in her weekly performance on Covid She has ruled out extending vaccine passports to bars cafes etc which I think is a mistake and worst of all last week John Swinney said he was planning on tightening up regulations on mask wearing, something that has not been done. This is a total failure things are going to get worse
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Pat. Not very much apart from talk, she loves the sound of her own voice, sew and reap division between Scotland and England and desperately to hang on to power as much as possible. She Is a dangerous manipulative narcissistic witch. I am waiting for the day she finally falls and I will be drinking champagne toasting her downfall !!!
//It's like the flu..//
Be careful when you say that, Shirley. I said it some time ago in exactly the same context. I mentioned that the remnants of the 1968 "Hong Kong 'Flu" are still with us and the remnants of Covid will be the same. I was castigated for "saying it's only like 'flu" (when in fact I said nothing of the sort). But I totally agree with you. This constant state of panic and threat needs to stop. As well as that, the case for face coverings is by no means convincing. It is strange that in Wales, where they are mandatory, they have a higher infection rate than in England, where they have not been mandated since July. But that's neither here nor there. The virus is no longer a great threat to the vast majority of people. Wearing masks has become the defining image of a society gripped by fear and they have become a divisive issue. Equally ludicrous are the so-called "Covid passports". No government can prevent its people from catching a respiratory virus. They have been around for as long as humans have and we simply have to live with them. Walking around masked up and waving a certificate to enter a pub or restaurant is not living with the virus, it's trying to supress it, and that can't be done.
Be careful when you say that, Shirley. I said it some time ago in exactly the same context. I mentioned that the remnants of the 1968 "Hong Kong 'Flu" are still with us and the remnants of Covid will be the same. I was castigated for "saying it's only like 'flu" (when in fact I said nothing of the sort). But I totally agree with you. This constant state of panic and threat needs to stop. As well as that, the case for face coverings is by no means convincing. It is strange that in Wales, where they are mandatory, they have a higher infection rate than in England, where they have not been mandated since July. But that's neither here nor there. The virus is no longer a great threat to the vast majority of people. Wearing masks has become the defining image of a society gripped by fear and they have become a divisive issue. Equally ludicrous are the so-called "Covid passports". No government can prevent its people from catching a respiratory virus. They have been around for as long as humans have and we simply have to live with them. Walking around masked up and waving a certificate to enter a pub or restaurant is not living with the virus, it's trying to supress it, and that can't be done.
//it's trying to supress it, and that can't be done.//
Except it can. As we have seen by the success of lockdown's etc and the upsurge in cases after lockdown ended (and yes we did need to end lockdown).... but all this newjudge etc nonsense about live with it, dont bother testing, carry on as normal if infected and infectious... is just nonsense that shows some completely misunderstand the problem
Except it can. As we have seen by the success of lockdown's etc and the upsurge in cases after lockdown ended (and yes we did need to end lockdown).... but all this newjudge etc nonsense about live with it, dont bother testing, carry on as normal if infected and infectious... is just nonsense that shows some completely misunderstand the problem
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