RANT CORNER

[ForFolksSake]

Henry Nowak ... can the police really claim two tier policing does not take place. They prefer to believe an unharmed non-white over a 5 times stabbed white person. Let Henry's stabbing result in the police realising white lives matter as much as any other life. I would expect them to explain what they saw in a 5 times stabbed person, bleeding to death, to cause them to feel the need to restrain him to protect themselves and others.

Mother tried to dispose of the murder weapon. I don't want people like this to remain in the UK at the expense of the UK taxpayer.

They prefer to believe an unharmed non-white over a 5 times stabbed white person.

Musk posted: "Unconscionable.

"I am happy to fund a wrongful death lawsuit against these disgusting excuses for law enforcement.

Let Henry's stabbing result in the police realising white lives matter as much as any other life.

... and will the England team still be 'taking the knee' at the World Cup .... FFS

[jamesedwards]

Imagine having such a scum mentality that you think it's acceptable to leave your McDonalds table looking like this.

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[ForFolksSake]

Imagine having such a scum mentality that you think it's acceptable to leave your McDonalds table looking like this.


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... disgusting, but just to put it into perspective

[jamesedwards]

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[jamesedwards]

Got this letter from the NHS this morning. No wonder they're running out of money...

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[tico]

when the nhs is totally privatised ,they will charge you £50 for getting it wrong

[jamesedwards]

when the nhs is totally privatised ,they will charge you £50 for getting it wrong

The quicker NHS gets privatised the better. There's no way a private company would be wasting money like this.

You'd think the admin-based operations would be amongst the first to go, to be honest.

[firlandsfarm]

The problem with Civil Service administration is there is no motivation to making it efficient!

[tico]

when the nhs is totally privatised ,they will charge you £50 for getting it wrong

The quicker NHS gets privatised the better. There's no way a private company would be wasting money like this.

You'd think the admin-based operations would be amongst the first to go, to be honest.

So if you haven't got the cash you just fade away then ?

[jamesedwards]

when the nhs is totally privatised ,they will charge you £50 for getting it wrong

The quicker NHS gets privatised the better. There's no way a private company would be wasting money like this.

You'd think the admin-based operations would be amongst the first to go, to be honest.

So if you haven't got the cash you just fade away then ?

NHS privatisation doesn't mean the public pay for treatment. We already pay an average of £7k each per year in taxes to make it free at point of use. Privatisation is the transfer of service provider from public to private hands. ie the public purse pays someone else to deliver a service on their behalf, rather than owning and providing the service themselves. Because public ownership is often badly run and inefficient (with no motivation to improve), often a private company can deliver the same or better service for less than the existing cost.

[tico]

The quicker NHS gets privatised the better. There's no way a private company would be wasting money like this.

You'd think the admin-based operations would be amongst the first to go, to be honest.

So if you haven't got the cash you just fade away then ?

NHS privatisation doesn't mean the public pay for treatment. We already pay an average of £7k each per year in taxes to make it free at point of use. Privatisation is the transfer of service provider from public to private hands. ie the public purse pays someone else to deliver a service on their behalf, rather than owning and providing the service themselves. Because public ownership is often badly run and inefficient (with no motivation to improve), often a private company can deliver the same or better service for less than the existing cost.

So the gangsters not only get the 7 grand per head but they can charge what they like on top...

[jamesedwards]

So if you haven't got the cash you just fade away then ?

NHS privatisation doesn't mean the public pay for treatment. We already pay an average of £7k each per year in taxes to make it free at point of use. Privatisation is the transfer of service provider from public to private hands. ie the public purse pays someone else to deliver a service on their behalf, rather than owning and providing the service themselves. Because public ownership is often badly run and inefficient (with no motivation to improve), often a private company can deliver the same or better service for less than the existing cost.

So the gangsters not only get the 7 grand per head but they can charge what they like on top...

Instead of, say, NHS Administration costing the UK taxpayer £20bn per year today, the government tenders it out to a private company and pay them perhaps £15bn per year to manage it. The private company is incentivised to cut costs and inefficiencies, and perhaps can deliver the same or better service for £14bn so they pocket a £1bn, and the public purse saves £5bn. Everyone's a winner.

That's the theory anyway.

[tico]

NHS privatisation doesn't mean the public pay for treatment. We already pay an average of £7k each per year in taxes to make it free at point of use. Privatisation is the transfer of service provider from public to private hands. ie the public purse pays someone else to deliver a service on their behalf, rather than owning and providing the service themselves. Because public ownership is often badly run and inefficient (with no motivation to improve), often a private company can deliver the same or better service for less than the existing cost.

So the gangsters not only get the 7 grand per head but they can charge what they like on top...

Instead of, say, NHS Administration costing the UK taxpayer £20bn per year today, the government tenders it out to a private company and pay them perhaps £15bn per year to manage it. The private company is incentivised to cut costs and inefficiencies, and perhaps can deliver the same or better service for £14bn so they pocket a £1bn, and the public purse saves £5bn. Everyone's a winner.

That's the theory anyway.

Now come on you don't really believe that for one minute do you

[jamesedwards]

So the gangsters not only get the 7 grand per head but they can charge what they like on top...

Instead of, say, NHS Administration costing the UK taxpayer £20bn per year today, the government tenders it out to a private company and pay them perhaps £15bn per year to manage it. The private company is incentivised to cut costs and inefficiencies, and perhaps can deliver the same or better service for £14bn so they pocket a £1bn, and the public purse saves £5bn. Everyone's a winner.

That's the theory anyway.

Now come on you don't really believe that for one minute do you

I've experience of both public and private sector, and they really are night and day.

One is laid back, inefficient, wasteful, full of red tape, and stagnant, with no incentive to improve. The other is faster, leaner, hyper-efficient and dynamic, continuously striving to improve..

[tico]

Instead of, say, NHS Administration costing the UK taxpayer £20bn per year today, the government tenders it out to a private company and pay them perhaps £15bn per year to manage it. The private company is incentivised to cut costs and inefficiencies, and perhaps can deliver the same or better service for £14bn so they pocket a £1bn, and the public purse saves £5bn. Everyone's a winner.

That's the theory anyway.

Now come on you don't really believe that for one minute do you

I've experience of both public and private sector, and they really are night and day.

One is laid back, inefficient, wasteful, full of red tape, and stagnant, with no incentive to improve. The other is faster, leaner, hyper-efficient and dynamic, continuously striving to improve..

Improve what!!!! shareholders profits?.