A letter a day to number 10. No 1,150
Friday 17 July 2015.
Dear Mr Cameron,
On 7 June 2011 you said the following: “But let me also be clear, no: we will not be selling off the NHS, we will not be moving towards an insurance scheme, we will not introduce an American-style private system.
In this country, we have this most wonderful, precious institution and idea.
That whenever you’re ill, however rich you are, you can walk into a hospital or surgery and get treated for free. No questions asked. No cash asked.
I will never put that at risk.”
It seems that age is catching up with members of the other house as they appear to be a little hard of hearing. Lord David Prior, the newly ennobled “Under Secretary of State for NHS Productivity” has called for an inquiry into future funding of the NHS which…
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Absolutely spot on. At least three Tory ministers should have been properly investigated for embezzlement. 1) Duncan-Smith who invented the fictitious job for his millionaire wife: 2) Vaizey who invoiced personal furniture to his office: and, 3) Hunt, who expected us to believe he didn’t understand the expenses system, thereby allowing him to embezzle thousands of pounds to which he was most definitely not entitled.
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A splendid letter to the worst Prime Minister I have ever seen… and I include Thatcher in there. This loathsome mendacious toff really does believe what Kitty Jones so brilliantly said… that the poor are created by the Welfare State.
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If ensuring civilised financial support for people in need creates poverty, then just imagine how absolutely impoverished the rich must be with all the state handouts they get …
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