Reposted to give the Great Scottish Ferry Inconvenience some context

A passenger pushed to his death, fishermen killed by crew who don’t speak English, car decks flooding, one ferry runs aground because the only man on the bridge pressed the wrong button, really old ferries, high prices, endless cancellations…it kind of makes you think maybe CalMac is the best in the world?

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13 thoughts on “Reposted to give the Great Scottish Ferry Inconvenience some context”

  1. Hi John,Having a bit of a clear out and came across the following.

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    Labour’s oil lies made democracy a joke

    This is an article in the Sunday Post ( I know) but look at the date Sunday 5th Feb.2006 I don’t know if you can research it but worth a read.

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      1. February 5th 2006 a long time ago I have the whole page in front of me at the moment.I don’t how to copy it but I could always post it on to you if needed address please.

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          1. OK trying this..seems settings don’t allow me to share an image from desktop..will consult with techy son.
            this is a page about independce cover up from 30/1/06
            C:\Users\Owner\Desktop\bafkreic2li2wsttknfyhpwlcqo7jbw2s2ndrfa6y225lqfkqjjqgooaos4.jpg

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        2. If you have the page online…you can right click, choose ‘save page as’ and it should come up with options…I usually save stuff to ‘desktop’ so I can share easily…so then you can right click on the document on desktop, and choose ‘copy’ then paste the doc or page into a comment here…if that makes sense.

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    1. I saw the piece from the Sky “Scottish” person, it was indeed way over the top!

      I was waiting for bouquet of flowers to be thrown towards him as his tale of starving and ignored islanders and all because of SNP incompetence came to an end.

      Shocking but predictable as the 7th May looms.

      Stephen McKenzie

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