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Six and a half years after the referendum to leave the EUROPEAN UNION & still

 

Save are NHS from the Tory scum vote Labour

1997 Tony Blair (New Labour) dump Labour’s tradition of support for public service and opt for privatisation and deregulation, funding 100 new NHS hospitals with PFIs. In total, approximately £11 billion is borrowed, with repayments reaching approximately £88 billion. Even when fully repaid, the public won’t own the hospitals. PFIs enable a covert bed closure program to shrink NHS capacity, and a future land grab. As the costs of paying off debts rise, NHS trusts will be forced to sell assets. Letwin becomes a Conservative MP.

2000 New Labour’s NHS Plan introduces private provision of medical services into the NHS for the first time to ‘modernise’ and ‘reform’ its practices. Routine planned surgery, diagnostic tests and procedures are contracted out to private sector treatment centres at greater cost than the same care on the NHS.

2003 New Labour allows NHS trusts to apply to become Foundation Trusts (FTs), arms-length business entities independent of government control. This further embeds commercial priorities and leadership into the system.

2004 New Labour brings in Payment by Results. Providers are paid a fixed price per unit of completed health care. This helps the private sector to cherry-pick the easiest, most profitable treatments.

2009 Gordon Brown (New Labour) brings in the Unsustainable Provider Regime, the framework for using the PFI hospital debt burden to close and sell off publicly-owned NHS land and property.

https://www.yournhsneedsyou.com/timeline/

 

Looks like they didn't know what they were voting for

 

Germans demanding less Europe from their leaders will surely get support from the Anti-fascists.

 

The 80's were brilliant for music, movies, and properly trimmed bush. #nostalgia

 

No wonder they got more votes.

He counted the state of confusion,and the state of bewilderment.

 

The British Empire built the suspension bridge in 1882 , present day Indians repaired it and it lasted 5 minutes .



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Cowboy builders in India

 

You cant beat a Hollywood, a fur free chuff is the only way forward

 

To be accurate they should get progressively wider from left to right.

 

^^^ *****

I prefer some grass on the pass.

 

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This aged well...

 

Hmm, that covid and vaccine cull's not going well then.



Buggery Bollocks Boris Brexit.

German state pension on ‘verge of collapse’



Germany, which has one of the oldest populations in Europe, is expected to age rapidly over the next few decades. This means that its state pension system will be under strain from both weaker funding from a smaller workforce and higher demand for payouts from a growing number of retirees.

Under Germany’s current system, the state pension guarantees retirees at least 48pc of the average wage until 2025.

The current state pension age is 65, but is in the process of gradually rising to 67.

Rainer Dulger, president of the Confederation of German Employers’ Association, told the Bild am Sonntag newspaper that the system would break down within five years without intervention.

He said: “For every 100 contributors, there are currently about 50 pensioners; in 15 years, there will be 100 contributors for every 70 pensioners. This means that the financing of our pension system is on the verge of collapse.


“The retirement age should be linked to the increase in life expectancy. It must not be the case that the further increase in life expectancy leads to an ever longer retirement.”



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