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The Devil's Advocate wrote:From what I can remember is, the N.H.S is in crisis, bookmarked with Aretha Franklin has retired!

Don't get me wrong, I understand the news has to end on a high, otherwise many more people would be suicidal.

But if Aretha Franklin retiring is as good as it gets, it's not good. (T.B.H. I wouldn't have put a bet on either way, to whether she was alive or dead.)

SHOCK HORROR the N.H.S. is in crisis - under a Tory Government an'all.

If the people who used the N.H.S. realised this, they would always vote Labour, do they really think the Conservative Politicians & the wealthy backers use the damn thing?

And before you start, the Labour Politicians will probably go private too, but at least they chucked more money at it.

Stop Smoking, Stop Drinking, Eat Healthy, Exercise More.

You'll live long enough to spend six hours in a hospital corridor.

PCollinson1990 wrote:Shock horror, it's the Tories fault, not the years of Noo Labour wasting money, illegal wars, fighter planes that cant, errm, fight, spending millions in europe and across the world instead of looking closer at home.

Yep, all the Tories fault

bren2k wrote:NHS spending went up under Labour - it has gone down under the Coalition/Tories, as has Social Care funding, which adds pressure to A&E and other arms of the NHS; and lo and behold, we have a major crisis in the service. It's hardly rocket science...

Cue the demonization of Junior Dr's, NHS Managers, immigrants - anything to deflect from the fact that the NHS is being deliberately undermined to prepare it for the big privatisation rescue package.

WIZEB wrote:I saw a fim today, oh boy
The English army had just won the war

Author:	The Devil's Advocate [ Thu Feb 09, 2017 11:37 pm ]
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From what I can remember is, the N.H.S is in crisis, bookmarked with Aretha Franklin has retired! Don't get me wrong, I understand the news has to end on a high, otherwise many more people would be suicidal. But if Aretha Franklin retiring is as good as it gets, it's not good. (T.B.H. I wouldn't have put a bet on either way, to whether she was alive or dead.) SHOCK HORROR the N.H.S. is in crisis - under a Tory Government an'all. If the people who used the N.H.S. realised this, they would always vote Labour, do they really think the Conservative Politicians & the wealthy backers use the damn thing? And before you start, the Labour Politicians will probably go private too, but at least they chucked more money at it. Stop Smoking, Stop Drinking, Eat Healthy, Exercise More. You'll live long enough to spend six hours in a hospital corridor.

Author:	PCollinson1990 [ Fri Feb 10, 2017 8:39 am ]
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The Devil's Advocate wrote:From what I can remember is, the N.H.S is in crisis, bookmarked with Aretha Franklin has retired! Don't get me wrong, I understand the news has to end on a high, otherwise many more people would be suicidal. But if Aretha Franklin retiring is as good as it gets, it's not good. (T.B.H. I wouldn't have put a bet on either way, to whether she was alive or dead.) SHOCK HORROR the N.H.S. is in crisis - under a Tory Government an'all. If the people who used the N.H.S. realised this, they would always vote Labour, do they really think the Conservative Politicians & the wealthy backers use the damn thing? And before you start, the Labour Politicians will probably go private too, but at least they chucked more money at it. Stop Smoking, Stop Drinking, Eat Healthy, Exercise More. You'll live long enough to spend six hours in a hospital corridor. Shock horror, it's the Tories fault, not the years of Noo Labour wasting money, illegal wars, fighter planes that cant, errm, fight, spending millions in europe and across the world instead of looking closer at home. Yep, all the Tories fault

Author:	WIZEB [ Fri Feb 10, 2017 10:17 am ]
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I saw a fim today, oh boy The English army had just won the war

Author:	bren2k [ Fri Feb 10, 2017 11:45 am ]
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NHS spending went up under Labour - it has gone down under the Coalition/Tories, as has Social Care funding, which adds pressure to A&E and other arms of the NHS; and lo and behold, we have a major crisis in the service. It's hardly rocket science... Cue the demonization of Junior Dr's, NHS Managers, immigrants - anything to deflect from the fact that the NHS is being deliberately undermined to prepare it for the big privatisation rescue package.

Author:	The Devil's Advocate [ Fri Feb 10, 2017 11:55 am ]
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PCollinson1990 wrote:Shock horror, it's the Tories fault, not the years of Noo Labour wasting money, illegal wars, fighter planes that cant, errm, fight, spending millions in europe and across the world instead of looking closer at home. Yep, all the Tories fault Where did I say it was all the Tories fault, I was referring to the N.H.S. But why not blame everything on Labour, they have been in power for thirty odd percent of the last forty years after all.

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Author:	Bullseye [ Fri Feb 10, 2017 2:11 pm ]
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bren2k wrote:NHS spending went up under Labour - it has gone down under the Coalition/Tories, as has Social Care funding, which adds pressure to A&E and other arms of the NHS; and lo and behold, we have a major crisis in the service. It's hardly rocket science... Cue the demonization of Junior Dr's, NHS Managers, immigrants - anything to deflect from the fact that the NHS is being deliberately undermined to prepare it for the big privatisation rescue package. This ^

Author:	wrencat1873 [ Fri Feb 10, 2017 3:10 pm ]
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Perhaps it's time that the Tories stopped trying to work out how to give the better off in society tax cuts and did something that the LibDems (remember them) have been advocating for a while, put 2p on income tax to directly increase Health/Welfare spending. It's no coincidence that having had 8 ? years of austerity cuts, there is now mounting pressure on the NHS. Although some of the wealthy members of the population with their additional health insurance may not need the NHS as much, there is no doubt that the rest of us most definitely do. The smoke screen of "health tourists" and people going to A & E when the should have gone to their GP, is just an utter myth. These things have gone one for ever, just like hoax calls to 999 and the rest. The bottom line is that for the service that we all want, there is not enough being spent. Somebody with the ability to change things needs to grow some b*lls and be brave enough to admit that additional revenue is needed. It can be gleaned through income tax or N.I. Simple.

Author:	Morvan [ Sat Feb 11, 2017 11:45 am ]
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WIZEB wrote:I saw a fim today, oh boy The English army had just won the war A fim? Is that slang for a lady's sexy part? Who did the English army beat?

Author:	WIZEB [ Sat Feb 11, 2017 12:24 pm ]
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Didn't they try and beat a load of Zulu's at Rourkes Drift?

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