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Originally Posted by kirklancaster

IF UKIP Were ever to attain power and ever try to privatise the NHS or try to dismantle it, I will give EVERY penny I have to Joey Steel to donate to the Labour Party campaign fund - THAT's how confident I am that talk of them doing so is propaganda.

Drat, you almost promise me every penny you have when you know it will not come about.

I will concede that Nigel Farage leading UKIP,now likely will not desire to move to private healthcare.
My worry remains that in any dealing with the Conservatives,he may agree to their hidden agenda in order to get other things.
I do also still have anxieties as to what other UKIP candidates really feel too

For me at this time, it is the Conservatives in my view, who present the real dangers to the NHS and its founding principles.

There is the 'shelved' extreme part of the re-organsation,which they couldn't get through with Lib Dem support, that will I feel for sure be brought back into play again, and I think that part of the re-organisation would have extended private involvement to a greater scale in the NHS.

Then that opens the door to even more, 'introduction' of more privatisation.
I have not a single ounce of trust in the Conservatives under David Cameron to protect the NHS.

I'd rather you keep your money Kirk,
I would rather the Conservatives under David Cameron were not trusted and not given 5 more years of running the NHS.
I will campaign right to the last minute,with all my energy, hoping to even persuade just one person thinking of trusting them with it and turning them off doing so.
Thankfully,a lot of people I have talked to this last week, only need the gentle reminder that he promised no top down re-organisation and then did it,to get them thinking again.

For me, that speaks volumes negatively about him,how such a policy, not in his manifesto, not in the Lib Dem manifesto and then promised by him to never be going to be done,not presented to the voters and no voter having the chance to vote for it either,how that could in any way come to be part of a coalition agreement is totally beyond me.

If he can be as devious and misleading as that, on that policy and the way he got it enacted too, one can be understandably left wondering what other things he really should not, and indeed cannot, be trusted on too.