Denationalizing the NHS

That my friends is the ideal solution

However I would go further by introducing the following measures;

1) Embrace our European membership by adopting the Euro as our currency.
2) Leave NATO
3) Reduce defence spending including a 50% reduction in operational armed forces and abandon our nuclear deterrent.
4) Re-nationalise vital industries including, water, gas, electricity and telecommunications.
5) Outlaw all media owned or invested in by Rupert Murdoch.


I'll think of some more later.

 

I agree with you here.

 

Day the NHS is privatised is probably the say I finally up sticks and move. Don't really know why we'd wanna choose to increase inequality when it's what we should be combating.

 

Are you Fat Alec in disguise?

 

What odds were you giving on his survival?

 

Well played, sir.

 

Aye, the resident smackheid is calling Mindyfail on the Bazster?

Get yersel a new dealer ya fkin tramp, on ye go FFS

 

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Owns an iPhone.

Challenges others that buy over priced products.

 

I think you're assuming there's no middle ground. It's all or nothing, when that's not actually the case.

I'd love to stay and debate but I need to go out a run after putting on weight through my not being able to play football after it took me 16 weeks to get an appointment with a physio on the fkin NHS

#yacoontcha

 

Equality is very ambiguous a subject to put so simply.

The saddest thing about the poor is the poverty of their aspirations.

 

When I pay for it indirectly, along with your buroo money, yer fkin right I will ya curlyheided zoob.

In 2011, I was involved in a huge tendering process for the refurbishment of some wards at GRI (6 in total), which saw the NHS pay £250k (per ward!)for a BMS (Building Management System) that would cost £30k in the open marketplace. Everycunt was in on it, consultants/management agents etc. This level of corruption in the UK, in the 21st Century was something from a bygone age. I know this pish happens constantly on every hospital, school, uni's, library, on every public contract the taxpayer gets charged/pays over the odds for crap that they either don't need or could get cheaper is there was genuine accountability instead of Govt departments having to spend their budgets whilst weighing in the folk who generate the work/orders.

I don't form my opinions lightly, it's not just a knee-jerk reaction to some pish that I read in the Mirror, these are opinions based on my knowledge of the going-ons in the civil service. Don't forget, I benefit financially sometimes from these contracts (not in a dodgy way as it's done at a lever above us) through getting work in hospitals and other public buildings.

We're doing a job in Aberdeen just now that was worth £40k at tender, now it's worth nearly double that through variations to contract. Guess who we're working for...

It doesn't happen on private buildings but it always happens when the taxpayer is footing the bill.

 

May I ask how I can get my snout in this trough?

I do know what yer saying though. I've done work for big financial institutions and the money and waste they through around is astounding. Mainly caused by nest featherers on the inside of the institution.

 

I'd choose option one. I'd be smart enough to be insured.

 

. Just got back from a physio appointment at The Whittington Hospital. A first class service, and all paid for by National Insurance stamps, which I've been happy to keep stumping up since I left school many moons ago. The NHS is the jewel in this country's crown.

Of course, in a independent Scotchland, our Northern cousins will treat all illnesses by drinking stinging nettle and newts eye soup purchased from the old lady who lives in a shoe. But that's their democratic right.

 

It's not the NHS's fault that the country is run by corrupt , greedy , thieving bastards . You're telling us that private companies are ripping us off whilst wanting to privatise the the UKs biggest emoloyer .

That's illogical captain .

 

Do you have health insurance now ?