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The SNP must be honest. NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde has admitted it was put under pressure to open the QEUH, conveniently just 10 days before the 2015 election, yet it’s clear it opened too early. This was a flagship SNP project. No one believes Ministers had no role...

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Let’s clear this up once, slowly, for the folks in the back clutching the word “RECANTED” like it’s a magic eraser and for the house defendant youtube media. This was not some rogue typo buried in a web article. David Wade was the only reporter Chris Albert didn’t go after. Funny how that works, considering he’s the one who originally said the quiet part out loud. You can spin it. You can shout “recanted.” You can insult people you don’t know. But you can’t un-say something that was broadcast on live television. David Wade said it. On air. Out loud. On camera. He stated that investigators had Ring doorbell video of the incident and that Karen Read’s car had been impounded the very next day before anyone had retrieved Ring footage from anywhere. That’s not a transcription error. That’s not a misprint. That’s a broadcast. One does have to wonder… If investigators told the media on day one that they had Ring doorbell video of the “incident” and had already impounded Karen Read’s car …what was the intended effect? Because statements like that don’t just inform the public they apply pressure on a suspect who hasn’t been indicted yet a defense team still trying to understand the evidence, a narrative forming before facts are verified In other words, the kind of pressure that makes people think about pleading. We’re not saying that’s what happened. We’re saying it’s a fair question especially when the claim aired on TV before any Ring footage was retrieved, the statement later had to be “walked back,” A YEAR LATER!!!!!! and the explanation shifted from certainty to transcription error. If the information was wrong, why was it so specific? If it was premature, why was it broadcast? And if it was neither… why the rush? Because early declarations of “we have video” are powerful. They signal inevitability. They tell a defendant, this is over. So yes it’s reasonable to ask whether that information, intentionally or not, helped move the case forward by shaping perception before proof. That’s not a conspiracy. That’s media literacy. And in a case like this, it matters. Facts first. Narratives second. Pressure tactics last, IF EVER SO, yelling RECANTED!!! in all caps doesn’t rewrite history.

Dixie Normus

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