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[tsubaki]

Of course the American the visitors want the NHS carved up by the free market, its best value for money policy is a real ball ache for American pharmaceuticals, there is money to be made from being ill, and they know people with the money will pay lots of money for a loved one or themselves to be better or live a little longer. The NHS is a socialist principle, which currently stands, puts people it cares for ahead of shareholders Investors, which the free market cannot tolerate.

100% this.

It should be pointed out as well (again) that the "free market" US healthcare system actually gets more dollars per citizen off the US Government (in medicaid/medicare) than the NHS gets in equivalent dollars per UK citizen.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

100% this.

It should be pointed out as well (again) that the "free market" US healthcare system actually gets more dollars per citizen off the US Government (in medicaid/medicare) than the NHS gets in equivalent dollars per UK citizen.

Lets see how the Conservatives can pitch selling the NHS to America in any general election, I suppose they can always relay on their Liberal Democrat orange book enablers if needs must.

 

[Socrates]

Lets see how the Conservatives can pitch selling the NHS to America in any general election, I suppose they can always relay on their Liberal Democrat orange book enablers if needs must.

What do you mean?

They have 3 more years to get the job done then it's a life of boardroom positions, think tanks, share options and generously paid speeches.
The architects will do very nicely out of it and convince enough people they are doing us a favour.

 

[summerisle]

The BBC giving this scummy Tory airtime.

 

[orchard]

HOLD ON A SEC @BorisJohnson there is NO WAY that your ‘ encounter ‘ with Cocaine was in your University days, you were snorting the stuff up like Nobodies business at the Party in Knightsbridge where you racially abused me and that was early 90’s you absolute LIAR



When I outed #GeorgeOsborne for using Cocaine it wasn’t the fact he had taken Cocaine, it was his Hypocrisy ( among other stuff) and the fact he implied that I wasn’t telling the truth. Hypocrisy and lies is the real issue, can’t be one rule for these Tory Politicians.



What a easy ride Gove was given by #Marr on his Cocaine use... speaking of easy rides, Why didn’t Marr ask McVey if she had taken ANY illegal substances... hey you @EstherMcVey1 you’re no stranger to a bit of Weed smoking, doesn’t matter because you’re never going to be p.m. ‍



I Tweeted about @nick_clegg Years ago that he had also been snorting up the Cocaine, I’m a close Friend of someone that was close to you Clegg. You’re all a bunch of drug taking not fit to Govern parasites



Have a GUESS who Whippingdale is backing ! And have a GUESS who has promised Mr loves his arse spanked while high on Cocaine Whittingdale a Cabinet position ? .... Low Life @BorisJohnson has. No great left in Britain if Cocaine snorting Boris becomes PM



JohnWhittingdale shags more Eastern European girls than he can remember. Snorts the most Cocaine out of the lot of his Tory cohorts, He’s blocked me so pass it on. I will be very grateful.



Cons vote no confidence in #DominicGrieve & yet we have a bunch of druggies runny around fighting to be the next PM. Let me remind you that #JohnWhittingdale not only uses Cocaine, he also claimed on expenses for his Dominatrix, YET Conservative Party hasn’t booted his arse out

 

[roydo]

Natalie has got a bee in her bonnet, and no mistake.

 

[orly]

Early 90s, Boris Johnson would have been mid- to late-20s.

Wild speculation from me but there will barely be an MP on either side of the house who won't fall inside this range. Going to be a fun summer

 

[orchard]

Natalie has got a bee in her bonnet, and no mistake.

I think it might be the hypocrisy that gets to her...

 

[roydo]

I think it might be the hypocrisy that gets to her...

Politicians being hypocrites. Who'd of thought it.

 

[orchard]

Politicians being hypocrites. Who'd of thought it.

So you're perfectly fine for a senior mp to perform a criminal act, and then, for example, ensure that those caught doing the same have a lifetime ban from an occupation they've specialised in?

 

[roydo]

So you're perfectly fine for a senior mp to perform a criminal act, and then, for example, ensure that those caught doing the same have a lifetime ban from an occupation they've specialised in?

Not really. I just said she had a bee in her bonnet with a blizzard of tweets. But that said, whatever ones political persuasion, accusing another side of hypocrisy is a very dangerous game to play.

I am sure she, and whoever she supports, is an absolute paragon of virtue and pure as the driven snow.

 

[Walken]

Not really. I just said she had a bee in her bonnet with a blizzard of tweets. But that said, whatever ones political persuasion, accusing another side of hypocrisy is a very dangerous game to play.

I am sure she, and whoever she supports, is an absolute paragon of virtue and pure as the driven snow.

that doesn't really address the issue in play here though, these are people who advocate hardline policies on drugs against the advice of many experts and for the purposes of appealing to their electorate, that's the issue here and to play the old 'they are all as bad as each other' line is a bit thin

 

[davmaher]

It would be hilarious if we ended up with a PM who can't visit the USA because they have admitted to taking illegal substances. Please let it happen.

 

[roydo]

that doesn't really address the issue in play here though, these are people who advocate hardline policies on drugs against the advice of many experts and for the purposes of appealing to their electorate, that's the issue here and to play the old 'they are all as bad as each other' line is a bit thin

Mate, I really dont have a dog in the fight. I just found it amusing that Natalie, or whoever she is, fired off a pile of tweets about MPs on one side, in the face of evidence that most MPs are pretty crappy folk.

Taking the moral high ground in modern British politics is a pretty daft and lazy way of making a point.

 

[gonetomorrow]

I bet Boris Johnson and his Bullingdon pals liked a toot or two.
That's when they weren't trashing restaurants.