| wee jimmy krankie 08:15 - Dec 23 with 86098 views | britferry |
I'm not a hypocrite, the English made me break my own rules, we demand another once in a lifetime vote
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| wee jimmy krankie on 08:50 - Jun 28 with 1891 views | felixstowe_jack |
2639 new cases 8.9% of tests positive
Scotland has 18% of new UK cases despite only 8% of UK population.
About time Nicola appeared to explain the the huge increase in cases. She seems to have gone publicity shy. | |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 14:42 - Jun 28 with 1858 views | felixstowe_jack |
A record daily total of new cases in Scotland
3285 with 12.6% of tests positive.
We need a statement Nicola on the reasons. It is not like you to be so publicity shy. | |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 14:58 - Jun 28 with 1842 views | Whiterockin |
| wee jimmy krankie on 14:42 - Jun 28 by felixstowe_jack |
A record daily total of new cases in Scotland
3285 with 12.6% of tests positive.
We need a statement Nicola on the reasons. It is not like you to be so publicity shy. |
Are the number of positive tests a problem if hospitalisations and deaths remain low. |  | | |
| wee jimmy krankie on 15:23 - Jun 28 with 1821 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| wee jimmy krankie on 14:42 - Jun 28 by felixstowe_jack |
A record daily total of new cases in Scotland
3285 with 12.6% of tests positive.
We need a statement Nicola on the reasons. It is not like you to be so publicity shy. |
Kate Forbes did the press briefing in Scotland today. |  |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 16:27 - Jun 28 with 1804 views | Catullus |
| wee jimmy krankie on 14:58 - Jun 28 by Whiterockin |
Are the number of positive tests a problem if hospitalisations and deaths remain low. |
The more cases (I think) the more chance of a dangerous new variant happening. | |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 17:18 - Jun 28 with 1794 views | Whiterockin |
| wee jimmy krankie on 16:27 - Jun 28 by Catullus |
The more cases (I think) the more chance of a dangerous new variant happening. |
I await the professor to confirm or deny this, because I'm not an expert but I don't think it is the case. | | | |
| wee jimmy krankie on 19:14 - Jun 28 with 1767 views | majorraglan |
| wee jimmy krankie on 17:18 - Jun 28 by Whiterockin |
I await the professor to confirm or deny this, because I'm not an expert but I don't think it is the case. |
I’ll await confirmation from the Prof, but I am pretty sure Catullus is correct. More cases equals more opportunity for the virus to mutate. | | | |
| wee jimmy krankie on 19:29 - Jun 28 with 1760 views | pencoedjack |
| wee jimmy krankie on 14:58 - Jun 28 by Whiterockin |
Are the number of positive tests a problem if hospitalisations and deaths remain low. |
Depends on which country & which side of the Indy fence you sit on.
Science means nothing on SI. |  | | |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 14:43 - Jun 29 with 1707 views | Professor |
| wee jimmy krankie on 19:14 - Jun 28 by majorraglan |
I’ll await confirmation from the Prof, but I am pretty sure Catullus is correct. More cases equals more opportunity for the virus to mutate. |
Yes-Catullus is right. The more cases, the more virus, the greater the chance for mutations arising.
One of the reasons vaccination is so important is to reduce the amount of virus circulating. The Alpha (Kent) variant was though to have arisen from someone with a long-term infection-the virus changed in the body to avoid a developing immune response. There is a danger that vaccines, if not used properly, can drive viral evolution-but thankfully this appears not have happened in the regimens used in the UK. | | | |
| wee jimmy krankie on 14:47 - Jun 29 with 1704 views | Whiterockin |
| wee jimmy krankie on 14:43 - Jun 29 by Professor |
Yes-Catullus is right. The more cases, the more virus, the greater the chance for mutations arising.
One of the reasons vaccination is so important is to reduce the amount of virus circulating. The Alpha (Kent) variant was though to have arisen from someone with a long-term infection-the virus changed in the body to avoid a developing immune response. There is a danger that vaccines, if not used properly, can drive viral evolution-but thankfully this appears not have happened in the regimens used in the UK. |
Thank you for taking the time to respond. | | | |
| wee jimmy krankie on 15:38 - Jun 29 with 1688 views | Professor |
| wee jimmy krankie on 14:47 - Jun 29 by Whiterockin |
Thank you for taking the time to respond. |
My pleasure. | | | |
| wee jimmy krankie on 17:15 - Jun 29 with 1673 views | felixstowe_jack |
Nicloa has decreed that people from Manchester can now travel to Scotland. Though with the exceptionally high infection rate in Scotland why would anyone travel there. | |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 11:04 - Jul 30 with 1571 views | felixstowe_jack |
A record number of drug deaths in Scotland. The figures have risen for the last 7 years. Can life really be so bad under Nicola's SNP. Time Scotland took action over this appalling waste of life the highest in Europe. | |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 11:12 - Jul 30 with 1562 views | 73__73 |
| wee jimmy krankie on 11:04 - Jul 30 by felixstowe_jack |
A record number of drug deaths in Scotland. The figures have risen for the last 7 years. Can life really be so bad under Nicola's SNP. Time Scotland took action over this appalling waste of life the highest in Europe. |
Scotland is the sick man of Europe. Probably the worst place in the U.K. to live.
A lot has to do with the lack of sunshine that Scotland has. | |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 11:55 - Jul 30 with 1546 views | Flashberryjack |
| wee jimmy krankie on 11:04 - Jul 30 by felixstowe_jack |
A record number of drug deaths in Scotland. The figures have risen for the last 7 years. Can life really be so bad under Nicola's SNP. Time Scotland took action over this appalling waste of life the highest in Europe. |
Maybe she should introduce a minimum price for drugs, just like she did for alcohol, that turned out to be a resounding success. |  |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 03:18 - Aug 5 with 1450 views | felixstowe_jack |
| wee jimmy krankie on 11:55 - Jul 30 by Flashberryjack |
Maybe she should introduce a minimum price for drugs, just like she did for alcohol, that turned out to be a resounding success. |
I see Nicola is upset that the UK prime minister doing his job in all parts of the UK is upset he won't visit her. Last time he was in Scotland she complained it was not essential travel. Good old Boris he has decided he should visit strangers for non work related purposes and distract Nicola from her day job of asking for more money. | |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 05:17 - Aug 5 with 1439 views | Kilkennyjack |
| wee jimmy krankie on 03:18 - Aug 5 by felixstowe_jack |
I see Nicola is upset that the UK prime minister doing his job in all parts of the UK is upset he won't visit her. Last time he was in Scotland she complained it was not essential travel. Good old Boris he has decided he should visit strangers for non work related purposes and distract Nicola from her day job of asking for more money. |
Johnson has no remit in Scotland.
The shitehouse had to hide with Police Scotland.
The Scots would have given him the hostile reception he deserves.
The Scots keep voting in Comrade Nicola.
Lets remember it was Johnson who let the Johnson variant in by not stopping flights from India, when Pakistan and Bangladesh were stopped, although they had lower covid rates.
The Indian variant is on Johnson.
The UKs worst ever PM. |  |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 06:37 - Aug 5 with 1435 views | felixstowe_jack |
| wee jimmy krankie on 05:17 - Aug 5 by Kilkennyjack |
Johnson has no remit in Scotland.
The shitehouse had to hide with Police Scotland.
The Scots would have given him the hostile reception he deserves.
The Scots keep voting in Comrade Nicola.
Lets remember it was Johnson who let the Johnson variant in by not stopping flights from India, when Pakistan and Bangladesh were stopped, although they had lower covid rates.
The Indian variant is on Johnson.
The UKs worst ever PM. |
Johnson is the UK prime minister he can travel anywhere he wants to within the UK. As most matter are not to devolved to Scotland he has a full authority to go where he wants in a free democracy.
The scientific evidence is what Johnson followed as you well know. As soon as our scientists produce the evidence that the Indian variant was more infectious the UK stopped flights to India. I know you are not a qualified scientists so that may be hard for you to understand. | |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 08:17 - Aug 5 with 1418 views | majorraglan |
| wee jimmy krankie on 06:37 - Aug 5 by felixstowe_jack |
Johnson is the UK prime minister he can travel anywhere he wants to within the UK. As most matter are not to devolved to Scotland he has a full authority to go where he wants in a free democracy.
The scientific evidence is what Johnson followed as you well know. As soon as our scientists produce the evidence that the Indian variant was more infectious the UK stopped flights to India. I know you are not a qualified scientists so that may be hard for you to understand. |
You are wrong with regards to the situation in India, Bangladesh and Pakistan.
Pakistan was placed on the red list 9/4 when it had an infection rate of 21 per million, it didn’t have any of the South African or Brazilian variants and most of the cases were the UK variant. Bangladesh was placed on the red list 9/4 and had an infection rate of 42 per million some of which included South African variant (which was the cause of the recent issue with France) while India was up around 88infections per million including the Brazilian, South African and Indian variant. Despite having a higher infection rate, India was not placed on the red list for a further 2 weeks. During April there were 42,000 trips between India and the Uk.
The Delta variant was not categorised as a variant of concern until after India was designated a red country, the delay in applying the Red status by our government appears to be attributable to the fact they were negotiating a trade deal with India and not the science. [Post edited 5 Aug 2021 12:40]
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| wee jimmy krankie on 18:18 - Aug 6 with 1358 views | Kilkennyjack |
| wee jimmy krankie on 08:17 - Aug 5 by majorraglan |
You are wrong with regards to the situation in India, Bangladesh and Pakistan.
Pakistan was placed on the red list 9/4 when it had an infection rate of 21 per million, it didn’t have any of the South African or Brazilian variants and most of the cases were the UK variant. Bangladesh was placed on the red list 9/4 and had an infection rate of 42 per million some of which included South African variant (which was the cause of the recent issue with France) while India was up around 88infections per million including the Brazilian, South African and Indian variant. Despite having a higher infection rate, India was not placed on the red list for a further 2 weeks. During April there were 42,000 trips between India and the Uk.
The Delta variant was not categorised as a variant of concern until after India was designated a red country, the delay in applying the Red status by our government appears to be attributable to the fact they were negotiating a trade deal with India and not the science. [Post edited 5 Aug 2021 12:40]
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| wee jimmy krankie on 19:10 - Aug 6 with 1351 views | felixstowe_jack |
| wee jimmy krankie on 08:17 - Aug 5 by majorraglan |
You are wrong with regards to the situation in India, Bangladesh and Pakistan.
Pakistan was placed on the red list 9/4 when it had an infection rate of 21 per million, it didn’t have any of the South African or Brazilian variants and most of the cases were the UK variant. Bangladesh was placed on the red list 9/4 and had an infection rate of 42 per million some of which included South African variant (which was the cause of the recent issue with France) while India was up around 88infections per million including the Brazilian, South African and Indian variant. Despite having a higher infection rate, India was not placed on the red list for a further 2 weeks. During April there were 42,000 trips between India and the Uk.
The Delta variant was not categorised as a variant of concern until after India was designated a red country, the delay in applying the Red status by our government appears to be attributable to the fact they were negotiating a trade deal with India and not the science. [Post edited 5 Aug 2021 12:40]
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Conjecture or facr? Evidence? | |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 19:13 - Aug 6 with 1349 views | felixstowe_jack |
Still Nicola and Drakeford could have banned travelling from India via England or the rest of Europe if they wanted to.
After all Drakeford banned anyone from England entering Wales. | |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 17:09 - Aug 18 with 1261 views | felixstowe_jack |
Scottish deficit last year £36 billion 22.4% of Scottish GDP.
The UK deficit was 14.2% of GDP.
How on earth would Scotland afford that if it was independent?
Scottish spending per person was £1828 more than the UK average which equates to a £10 billion subsidy from UK taxpayers.
Please nicloa can you explain how Scotland can afford independence? | |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 18:40 - Aug 18 with 1233 views | britferry |
| wee jimmy krankie on 17:09 - Aug 18 by felixstowe_jack |
Scottish deficit last year £36 billion 22.4% of Scottish GDP.
The UK deficit was 14.2% of GDP.
How on earth would Scotland afford that if it was independent?
Scottish spending per person was £1828 more than the UK average which equates to a £10 billion subsidy from UK taxpayers.
Please nicloa can you explain how Scotland can afford independence? |
she'll be demand another "once in a lifetime" referendum, she knows it covers up all the bad facts | |
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