[Politics] The NHS and funding

[Not Andy Naylor]

Getting fed up with the hard Brexit nonsense, and the party that made it all happen. Time they were punished, even if it means having beardy weirdy in charge for a bit.

Agreed. I'm not a Corbyn fan, but if it comes to a choice between being run by a conniving liar in the pockets of the disaster capitalists and a rather stupid, out-of-date old duffer, I'll take the latter. Look around - how could it POSSIBLY get any worse under Corbyn?

 

[JC Footy Genius]

@HWT doesn’t rate Corbyn as an Opposition Leader or potential PM one bit.

He says that but actions speak louder than words.*NewsFlash* voting Labour = helping Corbyn become PM, no matter how much people pretend otherwise.

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

He says that but actions speak louder than words.*NewsFlash* voting Labour = helping Corbyn become PM, no matter how much people pretend otherwise.

And getting rid of an evil, extreme right-wing Tory government. A price worth paying.

 

[Weststander]

He says that but actions speak louder than words.*NewsFlash* voting Labour = helping Corbyn become PM, no matter how much people pretend otherwise.

You can believe him, just this one time.

Someone else you think is pro Corbyn/Momentum, is fibbing, as a wind-up or something. Their NSC alter ego.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

And getting rid of an evil, extreme right-wing Tory government. A price worth paying.

Putting to one side the student politics 'evil'/extreme right-wing' nonsense, I doubt a majority of people, especially many in the Jewish community would agree with you.

 

[portslade seagull]

And getting rid of an evil, extreme right-wing Tory government. A price worth paying.

And going for an extreme left anti semitic party is the answer then ?

 

[Raleigh Chopper]

On the news Johnson is asked about expansion of privatisation in the NHS, he didn't answer even though he was asked twice.
What more do you need to know from the lying buffoon.

 

[portslade seagull]

I have long felt that those who are put through state (uni) medical school in the UK, a massively subsidised exercise, should be duty bound to work in the NHS. If they want to work privately they should pay to go to private medical school. Or their parents should pay. This is a professional training programme, like being a trainee in the army. You don't go to Sandhurst only to **** off and join ISIS, FFS.

Or if they decide to work privately they payback 50% or more of the costs of training

 

[BLOCK F]

Getting fed up with the hard Brexit nonsense, and the party that made it all happen. Time they were punished, even if it means having beardy weirdy in charge for a bit.

Too high a cost me thinks, especially the effect on the economy if the bearded weirdy and the sinister Marxist held the levers of power. A coalition with some non extremists could, of course, hold them back to some extent.
For example,I hate to think of the effect their policies would have on many British companies listed on the stockmarket and the consequences for pension schemes invested in those companies. Many ordinary folk who do not have the benefit of cosy public sector pensions would suffer. You can't just nick 10% equity and expect life to carry on as normal!
Anyway, I am knackered, so can't be arsed to bang on any further.
Have a good weekend.
This Scotland supporter says, England to win the rugby and Seagulls to demolish the geezers from Norfolk.
P.S.How did it ever come to this.?.......Boris or Jezza for PM!
Truly, even Jeffrey Archer couldn't come up with a storyline like this!

 

[Hastings gull]

Agreed. I'm not a Corbyn fan, but if it comes to a choice between being run by a conniving liar in the pockets of the disaster capitalists and a rather stupid, out-of-date old duffer, I'll take the latter. Look around - how could it POSSIBLY get any worse under Corbyn?

A little difficult to look around, but please cast your net further and think of Venezuala -that should do the trick.

 

[Hastings gull]

On the news Johnson is asked about expansion of privatisation in the NHS, he didn't answer even though he was asked twice.
What more do you need to know from the lying buffoon.

If he didn't answer, how can he be accused of lying?

 

[Southern Scouse]

I drive an ambulance for a living for East of England and deal with all people from all backgrounds every day.
The OP poses an understandable question, but the answer is a big no. Im very proud of my job, but the money is rubbish and the management even worse but I wouldn’t change it. I’ll be at work at 5am tomorrow, will miss the RWCF but it’s all good.
Having worked abroad for a long time the NHS is one of the few jewels we have, I’d like to see all parts of it in the NHS including the care homes, but what we have, however flawed is still amazing.

 

[Jolly Red Giant]

And going for an extreme left anti semitic party is the answer then ?

You mean that you bought into this bullsh*t.

 

[Jolly Red Giant]

An update on what I was saying yesterday about my wife's 17 year wait for an appointment to see a consultant in the three tier Irish health service for an eye problem - today she received a letter cancelling her appointment (due next week) for the fifth time in the last two years.

 

[Giraffe]

Ha ha ha... it took 8 days to get the CT scans St Richard’s took of my wife to our local hospital in Gillingham.

Also, every time I visit a different hospital with our little boy, who has multiple problems, I have to go through the whole story of his diagnosis and symptoms - joined up and easy, no!

My biggest argument for a proper IT system.

Even if they just started now it would be sorted in 20 years. Crazy.

 

[Raleigh Chopper]

If he didn't answer, how can he be accused of lying?

Trust you to stick up for him.
Stop trying to be smart it doesn't suit you.
You know exactly what I meant.
He has said that the NHS is not for sale in the past and now he avoids answering the question, as good as lying.
He doesn't know what the truth is.
Mugs like you fall for it every time.

 

[clapham_gull]

My biggest argument for a proper IT system.

Maybe you should offer to pay for it.

 

[Jolly Red Giant]

Trust you to stick up for him.
Stop trying to be smart it doesn't suit you.
You know exactly what I meant.
He has said that the NHS is not for sale in the past and now he avoids answering the question, as good as lying.
He doesn't know what the truth is.
Mugs like you fall for it every time.

Johnson is not going to say anything about NHS privatisation - the Tories and the Blairites have been supporting creeping privatisation for 30 years. Big pharma, private health and the insurance companies are licking their chops in the hope for a Tory victory and a Tory Brexit.

 

[Wrong-Direction]

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[JC Footy Genius]

If he didn't answer, how can he be accused of lying?

It's election time so Labour will play the usual 'Save the NHS card' using it as a political football. All rather disreputable and dishonest shroud waving in my view as the Tories know the NHS is held in high regard by the public, 'selling it off'/ privatisation would be politically suicidal for them ... not going to happen.