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mejonaNO12 aka riskit

Well-known member
Dec 4, 2003
21,497
England
I like that people are assessing what he meant on the NHS.

Watch the clip back. He has LITERALLY no idea what is being asked in the question.

He basically went "yeah, sure, chuck that in as well".

The guy is making it up as he goes along. My brain STILL can't fathom how this has actually happened. :lolol:
 




Thunder Bolt

Silly old bat
I like that people are assessing what he meant on the NHS.

Watch the clip back. He has LITERALLY no idea what is being asked in the question.

He basically went "yeah, sure, chuck that in as well".

The guy is making it up as he goes along. My brain STILL can't fathom how this has actually happened. :lolol:

He's not the only one making reference to the NHS, so we're not taking his interview out of context.
You're right in saying he hasn't got a clue what he's doing. He has some powerful men pulling his strings.
 


Thunder Bolt

Silly old bat
Seen on a Royal Navy group this morning.

An anagram of Portsmouth is shoot Trump.


Disclaimer, I am not advocating anyone shooting him.
 


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Who says it can't be funded to the required levels? Politicians? Who believes them? Yes, it needs reorganising and there are flaws but privatising it isn't the answer.
Going back to personal experience my cousin lives in the USA. Her daughter died of liver cancer three years ago, because her insurance found an exclusion clause not to fund treatment. She was in her early 40s.

So we pay a bit more to keep our NHS then.
 










Bakero

Languidly clinical
Oct 9, 2010
13,767
Almería
I seriously don't mind paying for dental treatment or glasses. I wouldn't mind paying a bit more towards the NHS either if the government would let me, but they will never do that because they know it wouldn't sit well with people. So how do we keep the NHS running, keeping standards with an ever increasing population and situation where some people through no fault of their own are hardly paying anything in to the system, what's the answer here.

The answer is not to hand it over to the yanks.
 






knocky1

Well-known member
Jan 20, 2010
12,965
Also describes her car crash of an interview she did with Jordon Peterson


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Switching man to woman aptly describes their argument. When she and her daughter were threatened by large numbers of his supporters it was hardly jests. The price of allowing debate with the alt right.
 


mejonaNO12 aka riskit

Well-known member
Dec 4, 2003
21,497
England
Feel free.

You ready Jay?
I'm Ready.
Le't do this

I'm a pensioner with a limited income, two pages of prescriptions, and a chronic illness.
My brothers in the hood know what made me now I gotta go ahead and kill this.
Y'all other ***** wanna ***** and pop a ****** in yo for the realness
Pulled over in my 550 G still gotta show the cops my ***** licence?

Take it away B
 




CHAPPERS

DISCO SPENG
Jul 5, 2003
44,772
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2019...hild-pornography-charges-190604094946644.html

George Nader, a well-connected Middle East fixer for Donald Trump's presidential campaign and a witness in the Russia meddling probe, was arrested for possessing child pornography, the US Justice Department said.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...945ae5db8fb_story.html?utm_term=.2c16d883c815

According to the complaint, Nader was interviewed by FBI agents at the airport, and one of his three iPhones was searched for reasons unrelated to child pornography. But on the phone, authorities found 12 sexually explicit videos featuring boys approximately ranging in age from 2 to 14, according to the court documents.

Really does have the best people working for him doesn't he.
 


Greg Bobkin

Silver Seagull
May 22, 2012
14,847
I like that people are assessing what he meant on the NHS.

Watch the clip back. He has LITERALLY no idea what is being asked in the question.

He basically went "yeah, sure, chuck that in as well".

The guy is making it up as he goes along. My brain STILL can't fathom how this has actually happened. :lolol:

Totally agree. I'm doubtful he even knows NOW what the NHS is. A lot of words come out of his mouth, but he doesn't actually SAY a lot. Ever.
 


nicko31

Well-known member
Jan 7, 2010
17,575
Gods country fortnightly
Totally agree. I'm doubtful he even knows NOW what the NHS is. A lot of words come out of his mouth, but he doesn't actually SAY a lot. Ever.

What was also funny was his amnesia that he had forgotten that he had met already Michael Gove....
 




Jesus Gul

Well-known member
Feb 23, 2004
5,470
His barnet is so 'out there' it looks like he's wearing a flat cap in the latest image with the royals on the BBC homepage
 


LlcoolJ

Mama said knock you out.
Oct 14, 2009
12,982
Sheffield
So we pay a bit more to keep our NHS then.
If taxes were fair then funding the NHS wouldn't be an issue. And before someone starts going on about high earners already paying more than their fair share, I know. It's not about people who earn £150k a year on PAYE, they already get screwed.

It's about the big fish who avoid MILLIONS in tax. It's a global problem and probably the biggest one apart from climate change.

But those in positions of power will keep everyone worrying about immigration, "sovereignty" and the colour of their passport instead.

"We need to pay a bit more" is the opposite of "let's end up like America".

https://www.businessinsider.com/cost-of-healthcare-countries-ranked-2019-3

https://www.internationalinsurance.com/health/systems/
 




Weststander

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NSC Patron
Aug 25, 2011
63,938
Withdean area
Obviously like most posters here, I hope that we never end up with a US version of healthcare. It abandons the poor to suffer in ill health and leaves them with shorter life expectancy.

If anyone thinks we’re half way there already, that’s rubbish. I’ve had cause to use the NHS in the last 6 months for an op to remove a huge tumour and separately I was rushed by ambulance as an emergency. Both times, largely fantastic NHS staff, great care and literally life savers. In the USA, the first thing they ask is about your private insurance cover, care comes next.

But the NHS could do with more cash e.g. the hospital in Harrow had 1970’s aluminium windows, with old tissue squeezed in the gaps to stop rattling. A&E at the Royal Sussex was overloaded, with people like myself lying on trollies in packed corridors, once prognoses aren’t acute.

To fund this, either;
1. We all pay a few percent extra in basic rate income tax. That would raise substantial sums, or;
2. [MENTION=409]Herr Tubthumper[/MENTION] explained the German system very well, of mandatory private insurance.

In the meantime, Trump needs to butt out.
 




Herr Tubthumper

Well-known member
NSC Patron
Jul 11, 2003
59,523
The Fatherland
Obviously like most posters here, I hope that we never end up with a US version of healthcare. It abandons the poor to suffer in ill health and leaves them with shorter life expectancy.

If anyone thinks we’re half way there already, that’s rubbish. I’ve had cause to use the NHS in the last 6 months for an op to remove a huge tumour and separately I was rushed by ambulance as an emergency. Both times, largely fantastic NHS staff, great care and literally life savers. In the USA, the first thing they ask is about your private insurance cover, care comes next.

But the NHS could do with more cash e.g. the hospital in Harrow had 1970’s aluminium windows, with old tissue squeezed in the gaps to stop rattling. A&E at the Royal Sussex was overloaded, with people like myself lying on trollies in packed corridors, once prognoses aren’t acute.

To fund this, either;
1. We all pay a few percent extra in basic rate income tax. That would raise substantial sums, or;
2. [MENTION=409]Herr Tubthumper[/MENTION] explained the German system very well, of mandatory private insurance.

In the meantime, Trump needs to butt out.

Just to clarify. Health insurance is mandatory but for many it is a government run scheme. You pay for it out of your salary and your employer pays some. It’s similar to NI. BUT, the amount we pay far outstrips what is put into the NHS by a long long way. And this is the crux. But we get the benefits of this. Hospitals, doctors and especially dentists are everywhere. Wait times are minimal and everyone I know is able to pick and choose when to have treatment. You get what you pay for. The NHS is clearly chronically underfunded and no manner of restructuring will bring it up to the level I experience here. In the main, you/someone, needs to pay more. It really is this simple.

The good thing about this health insurance payment is it’s ring fenced and transparent. You see how much goes into your healthcare each and every month.
 
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Two Professors

Two Mad Professors
Jul 13, 2009
7,617
Multicultural Brum
I gather President Trump was drawing attention to US companies being allowed to have a fair chance of bidding for NHS contracts once we are out of the Eurocabal.
 


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