Nicola Sturgeon is mocked, as her OWN words backfire.

Nicola Sturgeon Updates: The number of 40- to 49-year-old Scots who took two doses of coronavirus vaccine was asked by First Minister NICOLA STURGEON. The Scottish government hoped to vaccinate everyone at this time, but as of Tuesday, only 77.3 percent had reached two goals.

“I’m speaking at a level where I expect a certain amount of understanding on the part of the people who listen to me because I think that’s right,” Ms. Sturgeon said during a challenge at her daily Covid conference.

“And I think I have a certain ability to keep my point and to understand it.”

The Scottish Conservatives responded by posting on Twitter a collection of 50 clips from where Mrs. Sturgeon appeared before a Holyrood committee looking into Alex Salmond’s case.
Ms. Sturgeon often says she doesn’t know about the circumstances of the case, using phrases like “I don’t know” and “I don’t remember the encounter.”

They were accompanied by a speech by SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon’s Covid, in which he said he was “taking some information from people who were listening to me.”

When she first heard of the sexual harassment charges against her predecessor and her mentor, Ms. Sturgeon was accused of making false allegations.

Mr. Salmond has consistently denied the allegations, and in March 2020, he was found not guilty of 12 counts of sexual assault, and one charge was found to be unsubstantiated.

What Nicola Sturgeon shared?

Sky News

After Sturgeon’s remarks, Annie Wells, Scotland’s health spokeswoman, accused the first minister of insulting Scottish people.

“During Covid’s speech on Tuesday, the interrogation received full treatment for Nicola Sturgeon,” he said.

“In the wake of Trump’s outrage, the first Prime Minister said he was speaking at a higher, more intelligent level than the rest of us.

“Playing hard like this exposes the audience as stupid.

“His defense against losing an important vaccine seems to have no one else understanding of him other than Nicola.”

“People who expect critical responses instead get a good surprise,” concludes Ms. Wells.

“He has spoken ill of us as human beings simply because we have the courage to think that what he said in the Scottish Parliament means something.”

More than 46 million people in the UK have acquired at least one coronavirus vaccine, with about 38 million completely protected.

The government is calling for people to be vaccinated to protect themselves and their loved ones, as well as to reduce the chances of recurrence.

However, in Scotland, 28.3 percent of 18-29-year-olds have not received a single dose since Tuesday.
This figure was 19.4 percent for people aged 30 to 39 years.

Following a high rate targeted Delta’s highly contagious variety, the number of UK coronavirus cases has been steadily declining over the past few days.

Boris Johnson advised people to remain vigilant, although any increase in diseases associated with the July 21 opening in England may not appear on the numbers yet.