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Old Dec 7th 2005, 9:18 pm
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/4508546.stm

Apparently she was "feeling faint", poor love. I hope that wasn't an NHS hospital, considering all the people who can't get treatment for real illnesses thanks to her decimation of the NHS.
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Originally Posted by nxylas
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/4508546.stm

Apparently she was "feeling faint", poor love. I hope that wasn't an NHS hospital, considering all the people who can't get treatment for real illnesses thanks to her decimation of the NHS.
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Old Dec 7th 2005, 9:23 pm
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Originally Posted by nxylas
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/4508546.stm

Apparently she was "feeling faint", poor love. I hope that wasn't an NHS hospital, considering all the people who can't get treatment for real illnesses thanks to her decimation of the NHS.
OK, I don't really have an opinion either way on MT, but please explain to me how she decimated the NHS.
Is this the same way that she single-handedly destroyed the coal mining industry (ignoring the fact that coal reserves were running out and that Arthur Scargil was a lunatic) and killed the hunger strikers (ignoring the fact that they refused to eat) ???

I'm just curious, that's all.

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OK, I don't really have an opinion either way on MT, but please explain to me how she decimated the NHS.
Is this the same way that she single-handedly destroyed the goal mining industry (ignoring the fact that coal resevers were running out and that Arthur Scargil was a lunatic) and killed the hunger strikers (ignoring the fact that they refused to eat) ???

I'm just curious, that's all.
I always wondered where goals came from!!
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Originally Posted by BigDavyG
OK, I don't really have an opinion either way on MT, but please explain to me how she decimated the NHS.
Is this the same way that she single-handedly destroyed the coal mining industry (ignoring the fact that coal reserves were running out and that Arthur Scargil was a lunatic) and killed the hunger strikers (ignoring the fact that they refused to eat) ???

I'm just curious, that's all.
I have no idea what you're talking about

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Originally Posted by nxylas
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/4508546.stm

Apparently she was "feeling faint", poor love. I hope that wasn't an NHS hospital, considering all the people who can't get treatment for real illnesses thanks to her decimation of the NHS.

Oh - come on, living in this country would you rather we all have medicare. And good old Thatcherite Tony Blair has hardy made a difference...
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Originally Posted by izibear
I always wondered where goals came from!!
You must a Sunderland fan then

I was born and grew up in a coal mining village and MT was never the most popular of people...... having said that ... it wasn't all bad and she did more for the UK than that little sleaze ball Blair .....
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Originally Posted by nxylas
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/4508546.stm

Apparently she was "feeling faint", poor love. I hope that wasn't an NHS hospital, considering all the people who can't get treatment for real illnesses thanks to her decimation of the NHS.
she can afford to go private, but that's hardly the point though...shouldn't she be any more entitled to the care than say George Best or Ronnie Biggs for example?
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Originally Posted by Bob
she can afford to go private, but that's hardly the point though...shouldn't she be any more entitled to the care than say George Best or Ronnie Biggs for example?
well they took her to A+E so thats NHS
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Originally Posted by Big D
well they took her to A+E so thats NHS
Well I was saying that she's just as entitled to it as anyone else that lives in the UK...
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At least when she was in charge we were nobody's rubbing rags and had some pride and self respect.

Not like today when the country is run be someone who has his head stuck up the arse of America's village idiot. (obligtory smiley )
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Originally Posted by Big D
Oh - come on, living in this country would you rather we all have medicare. And good old Thatcherite Tony Blair has hardy made a difference...
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God bless Maggie. Hope she makes a full recovery and comes back as tory party leader in the next election and gets that f**king idiot out of #10.

You never had it so good!!!!
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I meant that from experiences over in the US that the NHS is better than the experience for those over here without insurance
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Originally Posted by Big D
I meant that from experiences over in the US that the NHS is better than the experience for those over here without insurance
Yes, I agree, I'd much rather have the NHS here, we don't have medical insurance, hubby's job screwed us over & we have just been left hanging.

I was wondering what you meant about the second part of your post, the bit about Tony Blair?
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