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Had cause to think about the NHS recently. It is a fantastic institution, and one of the things that makes me most proud to be British. I just had a little glimpse into how pushed and stretched the wonderful people who work in it are. It's sad to see, and personally, the day the NHS crumbles completely and gives way to privatisation will be a very sad day in our history indeed.

Quoted from upthestripes

Had cause to think about the NHS recently. It is a fantastic institution, and one of the things that makes me most proud to be British. I just had a little glimpse into how pushed and stretched the wonderful people who work in it are. It's sad to see, and personally, the day the NHS crumbles completely and gives way to privatisation will be a very sad day in our history indeed.

I owe my life to the NHS, as do many, many others.

Why would the condemnation government give a excrement about the NHs when we the tax payer pay for them to go private??

The nhs saves lives on a daily basis and is the envy of many a country not to mention a great service to the public of the UK... Just another thing for those eton boys to spanner up...

Quoted from Les Brechin

I owe my life to the NHS, as do many, many others.

Me too Les. The spectre of an American style health system is too horrendous to contemplate. Hopefully this will be Cameron's Poll Tax disaster.

The worse thing about the American healthcare system is that even some of the 25million who have no healthcare plan think it isn't the governments responsibility and see it as a risk they take...crazy.

This coupled with Michael gove being an absolute moron, the fact everyone seems skint, apart from Cameron's eton mates is his poll tax and hopefully will help to rid him from parliament...he's got a ready made excuse though... You didn't vote us in and he'll move the blame else where...

A bullet to Cameron's head would be too good I think...

You can never trust the Tories with the NHS, ever since Churchill and his mates wrote to every GP in 1945 pleading with them not to take part in it.

This is the coalition's achilles heel and Labour should be making mincemeat out of them over it as everyone values the NHS. Unfortunately Labour is led by Ed Miliband who is as effective as a party leader as aaron is as a comedian.

Quoted from kingofthekippers

You can never trust the Tories with the NHS, ever since Churchill and his mates wrote to every GP in 1945 pleading with them not to take part in it.

This is the coalition's achilles heel and Labour should be making mincemeat out of them over it as everyone values the NHS. Unfortunately Labour is led by Ed Miliband who is as effective as a party leader as aaron is as a comedian.

You could weep couldn't you? Ralph Milliband will be spinning in his grave. When he was much younger E.M. was a regular visitor to Tony Benn's home as one of his helpers. What a pity he didn't listen to a word Benn said....

I was only thinking the other day that the whole of the recent Labour leadership should be put up against a wall for being so ineffective (actually since the days of Blair) that they've inflicted what is surely the worst Government since the National Government of 1931 on this country.

Quoted from barralad

You could weep couldn't you? Ralph Milliband will be spinning in his grave. When he was much younger E.M. was a regular visitor to Tony Benn's home as one of his helpers. What a pity he didn't listen to a word Benn said....

I was only thinking the other day that the whole of the recent Labour leadership should be put up against a wall for being so ineffective (actually since the days of Blair) that they've inflicted what is surely the worst Government since the National Government of 1931 on this country.

It's funny but I was reflecting on this earlier this evening. I fear that what Labour is suffering now is what happened to the Tories after they lost in 1997. In fact the rot for both started much earlier with both suffering a terrible hangover from having their most successful leaders of modern times (Thatcher and Blair). Both were replaced by inferior versions (Major and Brown), then they lost and went through a period of introspective naval-gazing, voting for leaders they personally liked rather those those who the electorate would vote for. For Hague and IDS we have Red Ed.

In fact it is hard to see where the next Labour PM could come from; even Dave Miliband would not wash, and as for Ed Balls and Yvette Cooper!? Even Chuka Umunna seems to be a man before his time. What I suspect is that the next Labour PM isn't even on the radar screen yet; what really worries me is that he or she isn't even an MP yet. It's going to be a long time I fear.