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Do the Tories pose a threat to NHS?
This is a very enlightening film that I watched around 6 months ago. Its about a group of doctors trying to save the NHS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ultKvnw2h3Q Whilst the Conservatives are presently accusing Labour of a 'stitch up', Dr Clare Geranda, a former chairman of the Royal College of GPs - accused the Tories of 'denationalising healthcare'. Is the fault line too fractured to repair or are we about to witness the American version of medicine on our doorstep? |
Yes they do and anyone who cares for the NHS and its basic principles 'for all' who trust it to this Conservative leader and his govt; again are in my view, making a massive error.
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No, inefficiency and waste is the main danger
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"pose a threat"? They've already destroyed it.
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Yes they do. Crippling austerity has been awful for the public services. If they win another election I fear we are a step even further to privatisation.
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well I was in there with my dad a few weeks back and all seemed well in a brand new hospital :rolleyes: |
No, Labour would destroy it howeva
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All ready to bring in nice and cheaply private concerns to 'relieve' the financial burden of the NHS on the State. 5 more years with this PM and his extreme cabinet in charge of it and it will be unrecognisable, in my view,in a very bad way for those who would be unable to pay for healthcare. Cameron lied in 2010 as to the NHS and he should never be believed on it again after that disastrous, not voted for, not supported and imposed top down re-organisation, which he said would never happen under his govt: A total political liar, who should never be trusted again with the NHS. |
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I would also point out that the Scottish have been sheltered from a lot of it because significant portions of NHS Scotland (which is run separately to the rest of the NHS) operate under devolved powers. |
another reason to vote SNP
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Wrong New Labours Browns Evil PFI did FACT |
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You are young But New Labour set up High Pay back PFI Loans on Hospitals That Stinks |
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PFI uses private money for major public sector capital projects. The private company builds and owns the facility, which is then leased back to the state, in exchange for regular repayments. It was initiated in the UK by John Major's government in 1992 - but was expanded under Labour after 1997. The first project operational is the Severn River crossings, which started operating in April 1992. http://www.theguardian.com/news/data...contracts-list |
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Yes Evil thing to do on hospitals |
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the guardian :laugh2: |
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Yes but New Labour made it far worse Fecking Fact |
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