Posts Tagged 'NHS'

By Robert Henderson

Mass migration of labour inevitably goes from lower wage economies to higher wage economies because there is no incentive for those in higher paid economies to take a run-of-the-mill-job in a lower paid economy. In addition, developed economies offer not only higher wages but also many non-monetary benefits such as those provided by a fully-fledged welfare state which are absent in developing economies.

Mass migration allows employers to radically cut wages in the higher wage economies and greatly increases ...

By Richard North

David Shukman, the BBC’s environmental correspondent is getting excited about the completion of the Ormonde subsidy farm – thirty 5MW bird choppers planted off the coast near Barrow-in-Furness, rated at 150MW installed capacity.

What is remarkable about this project is the massive cost. Built at an estimated £500m, that is equivalent to roughly £3.3 billion per GW of installed ...

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The revelation of the systemic abuse and torture of vulnerable disabled adults in a private care home in Britain is an indictment of the entire liberal system (1).

The problem of such abuse is down to one thing – that being Liberalism.

The Right Wing Neo-Liberal Free Market supporters in the Tory Party who imposed privatisation of public services like the NHS do not care about patients, they just want to save money.

The ...

By Martin Blackburn

The welfare state was designed to provide a basic safety net for people in between work for a short period of time. It was designed to fund our health care system to provide free medical needs to all. It was designed to ensure the old have a state pension and would be provided with a decent quality of life in their twilight years.
That’s what it ...

The NHS, Like the Rest of Britain, is Over-Governed, Confused and Strangled by Red Tape.

Nowhere in our country is there a better illustration of that old adage that an elephant is a mouse designed by a government committee than in the administration of the National Health Service. The bitter in-fighting emerging amongst hospital managements across the country today over the results of a report by the part-NHS part-private Dr. Foster monitoring ...

The Government’s Education Agency is a Fraud

A few days ago an article of mine was posted on this very website entitled: “OFSTED: A Perfect Definition of the Totally Worthless.” This article still appears here below. In it, I described amongst other things how this worthless government agency spent huge amounts of taxpayer’s money sending inspectors to Finland in order to discover the arcane mystical secret of just why Finnish school ...

An Utter Waste of Taxpayer’s Money in this Time of Crisis

Worried about rising prices such as the gas bill increasing by £82 per year? (1) Or maybe by the latest attempt by the European Parliament to grant itself powers to directly tax British citizens which could cost us up to £3 billion extra when each of us already owes £77,000 to the national debt? (2) (3) Or maybe you ...