Energy Prices

[sandymere 8,263]

[paulus 26]

37 minutes ago, sandymere said:

What's that got to do with the price of Energy, The Queen spent her life in servitude to her people.

[mC HULL 12,432]

48 minutes ago, sandymere said:

plus most will be because of the vaccine you championed 

[Bakerboy 4,734]

8 minutes ago, paulus said:

What's that got to do with the price of Energy, The Queen spent her life in servitude to her people.

Can't see sandyqueer and his ilk storming parliament any time soon

[Greyman 28,392]

27 minutes ago, Bakerboy said:

Can't see sandyqueer and his ilk storming parliament any time soon

He’s been stuck inside a wet paper bag for over a week in the past, so can’t see him ever doing more than posting a meme in anger

[Greyman 28,392]

41 minutes ago, paulus said:

What's that got to do with the price of Energy, The Queen spent her life in servitude to her people.

He,s generating hot air to warm his house

[sandymere 8,263]

[Daniel cain 45,249]

The last thing this country needs...is the sheep ,Voting Labour back into power

Don't forget which Political Party Killed off and Banned Hunting....for that reason alone,I wouldn't vote labour so long as I had a hole in my arse

[sandymere 8,263]

[Greyman 28,392]

10 minutes ago, sandymere said:

I would imaging the 1000s of people floating across the channel into your open arms may have had some bearing on those figures but once again why let the truth ruin a good meme

[Greyman 28,392]

33 minutes ago, sandymere said:

Your still posting on the wrong thread you tool 

Edited January 6, 2023 by Greyman

[mC HULL 12,432]

5 minutes ago, Greyman said:

I would imaging the 1000s of people floating across the channel into your open arms may have had some bearing on those figures but once again why let the truth ruin a good meme

so will the vaccine look at it spike 2020 on

[paulus 26]

Well if you can not beat um, join um, Labour actually set the NHS on this downward cycle.

 

New Labour’ marked the start of a transition of the NHS from a public sector provider to include the private sector under the disguise of choice and competition. New Labour’s reforms of the NHS proved to be highly unpopular both within and outside the mainstream Labour Party.

Why did New Labour take this controversial and unpopular route to the delivery of public services? After four successive general election defeats, Labour’s social democratic model of Keynesian demand management economics, progressive taxation, extending welfare spending and redistribution was no longer seen as a practicable solution. New Labour essentially raised the white flag and inverted the principle of social democracy: society was no longer to be the master of the market, but its servant. Labour was to offer a more humane version of Thatcherism in that the state would be actively used to help people survive as individuals in the global economy. Nevertheless, economic interests would always call all the shots. Professor Anthony King described Tony Blair’s administration as the “first ever Labour government to be openly, even ostentatiously pro-business”.

Thus, New Labour’s leadership had been “converted” from tolerating private enterprise to actively promoting it – a significant political U-turn.

Unfortunately, the last Labour Government laid the groundwork for everything that the Tory-led coalition is now doing to the NHS. Market structures, foundation trusts, GP consortia and the introduction of private corporations into commissioning were all products of an ill-conceived Labour vision of “public service reforms”.

 

 

[Bakerboy 4,734]

5 minutes ago, paulus said:

Well if you can not beat um, join um, Labour actually set the NHS on this downward cycle.

 

New Labour’ marked the start of a transition of the NHS from a public sector provider to include the private sector under the disguise of choice and competition. New Labour’s reforms of the NHS proved to be highly unpopular both within and outside the mainstream Labour Party.

Why did New Labour take this controversial and unpopular route to the delivery of public services? After four successive general election defeats, Labour’s social democratic model of Keynesian demand management economics, progressive taxation, extending welfare spending and redistribution was no longer seen as a practicable solution. New Labour essentially raised the white flag and inverted the principle of social democracy: society was no longer to be the master of the market, but its servant. Labour was to offer a more humane version of Thatcherism in that the state would be actively used to help people survive as individuals in the global economy. Nevertheless, economic interests would always call all the shots. Professor Anthony King described Tony Blair’s administration as the “first ever Labour government to be openly, even ostentatiously pro-business”.

Thus, New Labour’s leadership had been “converted” from tolerating private enterprise to actively promoting it – a significant political U-turn.

Unfortunately, the last Labour Government laid the groundwork for everything that the Tory-led coalition is now doing to the NHS. Market structures, foundation trusts, GP consortia and the introduction of private corporations into commissioning were all products of an ill-conceived Labour vision of “public service reforms”.

 

 

[DIDO.1 22,693]

2 hours ago, sandymere said:

Of course there are waiting lists, we shut everything down for two years..... which you supported and Labour said wasn't enough

You mong