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The same has been reported across a number of different formats of News. It’s the US model - the most expensive and least effective per $ spend of any healthcare system of and part of the civilised world. The World Health Organisation consistently rank U.S. health provision per $ amongst the very worst among wealthy nations comparing  “efficiency, equity and outcomes." Despite being the world's most expensive health care system. The US  is the only nation without universal health care. The Conservatives have Britain slavishly aiming to deliver a failed unregulated economic model.  The US system spends more per capita expenditure on health (USD PPP, has higher healthcare costs as a percent of GDP and spends a greater % of government revenue on health. Only the % of health costs paid by government is less. What does that mean? 43 percent of low-income US families went without medical care because of costs. In the other countries, these rates ranged from 8 percent i...

During the 2017 General Election, Social media helped Corbyn and Momentum grow massively and helped end Theresa May's nonsense about landslides whilst at the same time Murdoch's and the right-wing press sales have dropped to all-time levels almost bankrupting them and now Murdoch is going to war.  The elite are losing their grip and so is the elitist media like The Sun, Express, Daily Mail and Telegraph so now they are going to war with us the alternative media with the help of FaceBook.  BUT the elite wants more as they are losing so much money from the ever depressing and propaganda press they now want Facebook to pay them to show their elitist propaganda.  Frightening link between Tories and Nazis Rupert Murdoch issued a new salvo in the row between Facebook and news publishers on Monday, calling on the social media company to pay publishers for their content. “If Facebook wants to recognize ‘trusted’ publishers then it should pay those pu...

Pensioners are now turning against the Tories and it's all down to Austerity and Tory nastiness.  Austerity and Tory nastiness is hitting everyone but over 60's and care home residents are most at risk; changes in nurse numbers may be key. The squeeze on public finances since 2010 is linked to nearly 120,000 excess deaths in England, with the over 60s and care home residents bearing the brunt, reveals the first study of its kind, published in the online journal BMJ Open. The critical factor in these figures may be changed in nurse numbers, say the researchers, who warn that there could be an additional toll of up to 100 deaths every day from now on in. They estimate that an annual cash injection of £6.3 billion would be needed to close this ‘mortality gap.’ Between 2010 and 2014, the NHS in England has only had a real term annual increase in government funding of 1.3 percent, despite rising patient demand and healthcare costs. And rea...

Now I have no evidence what so ever that a General Election is on the way BUT going by the media propaganda and other things that are happening at the moment its like groundhog "year" all over again because the same thing happened at exactly the same time last year.  Heres a list of reasons why I think an election is due any time now:  Blair has piped up again Tony Blair today said Labour is in “much worse” shape now than during the Eighties under Michael Foot’s leadership. In an interview with the Evening Standard, the former Labour leader claimed Jeremy Corbyn had allowed “extreme elements” to adopt dominant positions in the party. “Now is worse,” he said. “Much worse, because it’s happening with the support of the leadership. They are bringing back the more extreme elements that were either outside the party or marginalised.” Anti Semitism smears are making the news again  The usual Anti Semitism smear is doing the rounds ag...

Theresa May wants to rid Tories of the ‘nasty party’ tag, It'll never happen.  Today in an Indian Newspaper Hindustan Times  this was reported.  In April, it will be 50 years since the enigmatic Enoch Powell made his famous ‘rivers of blood’ speech in Wolverhampton, railing against mass migration from India and the Commonwealth. As his shadow looms large over Brexit-bound Britain – immigration and Euroscepticism were the twin pillars of his ideology – his fellow Conservative, Prime Minister Theresa May, did something last fortnight that he would scarcely have approved of: she inducted children of Indian immigrants into her ministerial team, Rishi Sunak, Suella Fernandes and Shailesh Vara. (Alok Sharma was already in). Powellism is at the heart of the ongoing cut and thrust of Brexit politics in London and Brussels, but May’s expansion of her team is part of her efforts to remove the perception that the Conservative party — in her own words at the 20...

Without sounding overdramatic, I have just come across a Facebook profile who out of the blue started messaging in one of my conversations about Brexit on my FB wall and he literally tried to groom me into becoming anti-Corbyn. These profiles are FAKE with just professional pictures and no status. He was a lovely gentleman he was nice as pie explaining how Brexit would be damaging to Britain and he was hinting how Corbyn may not be the answer. Michael is the Troll.  He was also explaining how Theresa May is far right (Obviously didn't believe that he was trying to groom me because that's what I always say that May is far right) I kept explaining as a remianer that I will always put Corbyn's policies first even over Brexit leave/remain because even if we did vote against Corbyn and back remain what happens then? we go back to the days of Neo-Liberal  Tories and Labour (Thatcherites) which means more cuts and no NHS.  He didn'...

If we really want to save our NHS then the only person and party to do that are Corbyn and a Socialist Labour Party. Neo-Liberals like Blairites and Tories have torn our NHS apart now its time for Corbyn to fix it, the Only problem with that is .. we need to vote him into power.  The choice is your's Corbyn and a fully funded NHS or neo-Liberals and a Privatised NHS. Successive attempts by Labour and the Tories to update the service have done more bad than good. When Tony Blair came to power in 1997 the service was struggling, particularly in terms of elective (non-urgent) care. Like all GPs, I often saw my patients having to wait up to 18 months for routine operations. In 2015 The New Statesmen wrote that New Labour’s initial diagnosis was of inadequate resources: public spending on health as the party returned to power was roughly 5 percent of GDP, substantially lower than in every other developed nation. Blair’s stated ambition was to br...