We heard the story from Dr Macaskill CE of Care Scotland, in Radio Scotland’s Kaye Adams show at 09:40am and on Radio 4 News at 6pm.
We’d all love to have seen Kay’s face when he ‘fed the Nats’ on one of Her Majesty’s shows. Her hypocritically, pro-Indy logic was a shock when she asked him snippily, to paraphrase for comedic effect here:
‘Have you no got yer ain suppliers here in Scotland?’
Then we hear it again on the UK News at 10pm, but ‘Flagship’ TV News Reporting Scotland won’t touch this. Once more their bias by omission was revealed.
As for the newspapers, only the Daily Record and the Press & Journal seem to have covered this.
Footnote: When they refer to RS as their ‘flagship’ are they thinking of HMS Victory, Nelson and ‘England expects every Scotsman to do his duty’ or something like that?
Talking-up Scotland 'Albatraz' 
Kaye ” independence would deprive me of work in London ” Adam’s, hyperventilates when anything to do with the SNP or Scottish government comes up , she just cannot hide her hatred of them , it makes her a very bad purveyor of topical Scottish news, so blinded was she yesterday she didn’t even grasp the fact that people in her home country were being deprived of life saving equipment from the English government! .
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I want to see the apoplectic response when Nicola cuts electricity supply from Scotland to England in retaliation… And that’s not life-or-death.
And….. The “flagship” metaphor surely is thinking of the Mary Rose, in that it was only ever intended to turn turtle and sink.
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When you use the phrase, “Her Majesty”, to whom does this refer. Is it to an elderly woman, of German/Scottish descent who has several addresses, including one in Aberdeenshire or to the presenter of a phone-in programme on the wireless in Scotland?
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Apparently,the supply of PPE in this case is “only” affecting the private sector.
However,when you consider who most of the residents of private sector care homes in Scotland are (a large chunk of Tory Unionists) then they must be asking themselves why their government (Westminster) considers them to be expendable.
Even back in the 18th Century Scots were considered as such by the British establishment.
General Wolfe fighting the French in Canada described Scots as “no great mischief if they fall”.
Nothing has changed.
This “union” was and still is all about the fortunes of England.
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