| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS 13:39 - Mar 31 with 14550 views | BarrySwan |
If ever those incompetent fools in the laughably titled Welsh Assembly Government have been exposed for the waste of spaces that they are then it is now.
I travelled up to the Heath hospital yesterday to get some urgent medication for a kidney patient in Penarth whose dialysis has been delayed, The medication was only available from the pharmacy there and had been picked up by the staff at the kidney treatment department who had no way of getting the medication to the person in need, the person in need contacted me after mentioning that they had no idea who to turn to or who to ring for help.
Upon speaking to the staff up the Heath when collecting the items I mentioned that surely what was needed was a couple of people in an office who held the contact details of all the volunteer organisations and individuals who were ready to help and had come forward in order that Doctors nurses and those in need could ring up explain the delivery requirement and that central office could contact the nearest local group or individual eager to help in order that medicines, emergency food supplies etc etc can be distributed and delivered.
They told me that they had been asking for such a facility for days now but had been ignored and also had not received any communication whatsoever in regards catering for such scenarios.
just look at the difference in the volunteering websites provided by the English NHS and the joke site highlighted by the Welsh government after being pressed as to why they had not followed the
English model
https://www.goodsamapp.org/NHS
Welsh joke site
https://volunteering-wales.net/vk/volunteers/registration.htm
This is just their general volunteering for beach cleaning, hedge cutting along country paths site with an uninformative pathetic unclear Covid-19 bit tacked on which basically tells you nothing and has provided nothing in the way of assistance to our medical professionals and their patients as my experience yesterday proves.
If ever there was a case for a return to a real UK national Health service and the scrapping of the shambolic money generating piggy bank for the Welsh AMs their families and political cronies that is the Welsh assembly then this is it. [Post edited 31 Mar 2020 13:45]
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 07:38 - Apr 4 with 1561 views | ladyjack |
I hope the Welsh NHS have been able to replace the lost kit they were swizzed out of by our neighbours. |  | | |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 08:38 - Apr 4 with 1549 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 06:57 - Apr 4 by ladyjack |
Ireland was part of the country when they had the Irish holocaust. |
It wasn’t . It was a COLONY. |  |
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 08:40 - Apr 4 with 1543 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 07:38 - Apr 4 by ladyjack |
I hope the Welsh NHS have been able to replace the lost kit they were swizzed out of by our neighbours. |
Perhaps we should send the Welsh army in. If independence is your goal then mark my words it will be a hundred times worse. | |
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 08:42 - Apr 4 with 1539 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 23:02 - Apr 3 by Catullus |
Hve you not noticed the discord across the EU? How arguments are springing up? Maybe after this is all over and we look back at the more accurate numbers we will see who handled this pandemic the best.
Lets wait and see.
Meanwhile THE United Kingdom whould be acting LIKE a United Kingdom. |
I already tried pointing out the bleedin obvious. Don’t waste your time and effort | |
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 09:08 - Apr 4 with 1513 views | ladyjack |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 08:38 - Apr 4 by Brynmill_Jack |
It wasn’t . It was a COLONY. |
No it was our country they sent mps to Westminster from all over Ireland because it was part of our sovereign state when millions of them died and emigrated during the famine they were part of our country.
The UK did not always treat it's citizens equally and there is no guarantee they would treat citizens from all areas equally in the future judged on past performance either. | | | |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 09:17 - Apr 4 with 1506 views | Fireboy2 |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 08:38 - Apr 4 by Brynmill_Jack |
It wasn’t . It was a COLONY. |
No it wasnt.
After the act of the union in 1801 until 1922 ireland became part of the UK, making it the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. |  | | |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 09:38 - Apr 4 with 1489 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 08:38 - Apr 4 by Brynmill_Jack |
It wasn’t . It was a COLONY. |
It send Irish MPs to Westminster for over 200 years, from 1707.
So if you are correct, then on that basis ...Wales is also a Colony. |  |
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 10:03 - Apr 4 with 1468 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 23:02 - Apr 3 by Catullus |
Hve you not noticed the discord across the EU? How arguments are springing up? Maybe after this is all over and we look back at the more accurate numbers we will see who handled this pandemic the best.
Lets wait and see.
Meanwhile THE United Kingdom whould be acting LIKE a United Kingdom. |
Trouble is the prep actions taken at UK level have been shockingly bad ...
Not enough testing
Not enough PPE kit
Not enough ventilators
Lockdown too late
All on top of a deliberately underfunded NHS
And the inevitable result is below ....
We do not have time to wait and see. | |
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 15:02 - Apr 4 with 1393 views | JackSomething |
As someone who is ambivalent about the Welsh Government and very doubtful on independence, it's noticeable that the pro and anti WG groups on here are as set in their views as people were on Brexit.
There are a group that will see nothing good about the Welsh Government and a group that can not admit they've ever done a poor job. As usual, the reality falls somewhere in the middle and these entrenched views are as tiresome as always.
It doesn't help the OP's argument that he can't even get the name of the body right though. It hasn't been called the Welsh Assembly Government since 2014. |  |
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 15:20 - Apr 4 with 1384 views | BarrySwan |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 15:02 - Apr 4 by JackSomething |
As someone who is ambivalent about the Welsh Government and very doubtful on independence, it's noticeable that the pro and anti WG groups on here are as set in their views as people were on Brexit.
There are a group that will see nothing good about the Welsh Government and a group that can not admit they've ever done a poor job. As usual, the reality falls somewhere in the middle and these entrenched views are as tiresome as always.
It doesn't help the OP's argument that he can't even get the name of the body right though. It hasn't been called the Welsh Assembly Government since 2014. |
Which basically demonstrates my complete and utter contempt for the institution and I am well aware of what the nose bagging incompetent clowns call themselves in a vain attempt to bolster their own sense of self importance.
2014 of course also being the year that it was proposed that the half wits in the Bay of Pigs be given, and of course gratefully accepted an 18% pay increase whilst the rest of us were battening down the hatches under austerity measures. [Post edited 4 Apr 2020 15:24]
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 15:45 - Apr 4 with 1369 views | Catullus |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 15:20 - Apr 4 by BarrySwan |
Which basically demonstrates my complete and utter contempt for the institution and I am well aware of what the nose bagging incompetent clowns call themselves in a vain attempt to bolster their own sense of self importance.
2014 of course also being the year that it was proposed that the half wits in the Bay of Pigs be given, and of course gratefully accepted an 18% pay increase whilst the rest of us were battening down the hatches under austerity measures. [Post edited 4 Apr 2020 15:24]
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I can accept the Senedd has done some good things, free prescriptions, the plastic bag charge but to me it is outweighed by all the rubbish.
The pay rise you mentioned is only a part of it, I can't forget that they also want to increase their number by 30% and the millions that will cost when so much of Wales needs that money.
Nor can I forget that just recently they seem to have used this crisis to get seemingly unpopular policy through while we are looking the other way, votes for prisoners etc. | |
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 17:39 - Apr 4 with 1316 views | Flashberryjack |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 15:45 - Apr 4 by Catullus |
I can accept the Senedd has done some good things, free prescriptions, the plastic bag charge but to me it is outweighed by all the rubbish.
The pay rise you mentioned is only a part of it, I can't forget that they also want to increase their number by 30% and the millions that will cost when so much of Wales needs that money.
Nor can I forget that just recently they seem to have used this crisis to get seemingly unpopular policy through while we are looking the other way, votes for prisoners etc. |
Votes for f*cking prisoners ! the whole Welsh Assembly is an expensive joke and Drakeford is the biggest joker of all, closely followed by the sneering Kirsty Williams. |  |
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 21:28 - Apr 4 with 1258 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 15:45 - Apr 4 by Catullus |
I can accept the Senedd has done some good things, free prescriptions, the plastic bag charge but to me it is outweighed by all the rubbish.
The pay rise you mentioned is only a part of it, I can't forget that they also want to increase their number by 30% and the millions that will cost when so much of Wales needs that money.
Nor can I forget that just recently they seem to have used this crisis to get seemingly unpopular policy through while we are looking the other way, votes for prisoners etc. |
We could cancel Trident replacement and save £205 billion to spend on our wonderful NHS.
After all it cant help with CV-19, or any modern threat to the uk ?
And no PM will ever fire it.
Plenty of cash there for all the nations of the uk. | |
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 21:51 - Apr 4 with 1245 views | Catullus |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 21:28 - Apr 4 by Kilkennyjack |
We could cancel Trident replacement and save £205 billion to spend on our wonderful NHS.
After all it cant help with CV-19, or any modern threat to the uk ?
And no PM will ever fire it.
Plenty of cash there for all the nations of the uk. |
We agree on something, I'd cancel Trident. I reckon we can have a NATO nuclear deterrent where we all pay in a fixed amount. How many Nukes do we need, only enough to destroy the planet once surely?
There again, Wales would only get 1/16th of that 205 billion and possibly none of it if we went indy.
I wonder if that happened, where would the Senedd spend that what, 13 billion? Lets call it 10 billion if the NATO idea happened? | |
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 11:02 - Apr 5 with 1185 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 21:51 - Apr 4 by Catullus |
We agree on something, I'd cancel Trident. I reckon we can have a NATO nuclear deterrent where we all pay in a fixed amount. How many Nukes do we need, only enough to destroy the planet once surely?
There again, Wales would only get 1/16th of that 205 billion and possibly none of it if we went indy.
I wonder if that happened, where would the Senedd spend that what, 13 billion? Lets call it 10 billion if the NATO idea happened? |
In an ever changing world, do we expect our enemies will always be our enemies and ditto our friends? No harm at all at keeping an independent deterrent. | |
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 12:49 - Apr 5 with 1159 views | DJack |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 11:02 - Apr 5 by Brynmill_Jack |
In an ever changing world, do we expect our enemies will always be our enemies and ditto our friends? No harm at all at keeping an independent deterrent. |
Well done Brynnie, nail, head, hit.
During the Falklands war Belgium (member of NATO) refused to provide us with artillery shells. Recent times has seen Trump and his histionics coupled with America first. Alliances do not last forever. Tread gently but carry a big stick. |  |
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 13:05 - Apr 5 with 1133 views | Catullus |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 11:02 - Apr 5 by Brynmill_Jack |
In an ever changing world, do we expect our enemies will always be our enemies and ditto our friends? No harm at all at keeping an independent deterrent. |
Switzerland has managed very well without nukes, maybe we should be more like them including bringing back national service.
I see keeping nukes as a way to try and stay in the super power bracket and it doesn't matter to me if we aren't a superpower, it's more important we look after our own people's daily needs than worry about having a weapon we would probably never use and even if we did it'd be the equivalent of taking a leak in the Severn because, if we launched first or last it's still M.A.D. | |
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 13:10 - Apr 5 with 1131 views | Dr_Winston |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 12:49 - Apr 5 by DJack |
Well done Brynnie, nail, head, hit.
During the Falklands war Belgium (member of NATO) refused to provide us with artillery shells. Recent times has seen Trump and his histionics coupled with America first. Alliances do not last forever. Tread gently but carry a big stick. |
Sharing our missiles with the USN leaves us open to that anyway.
The French developed their own system and perhaps we should too. |  |
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 13:12 - Apr 5 with 1126 views | DJack |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 13:10 - Apr 5 by Dr_Winston |
Sharing our missiles with the USN leaves us open to that anyway.
The French developed their own system and perhaps we should too. |
Aye. | |
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 18:14 - Apr 5 with 1084 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 11:02 - Apr 5 by Brynmill_Jack |
In an ever changing world, do we expect our enemies will always be our enemies and ditto our friends? No harm at all at keeping an independent deterrent. |
We cant afford it.
Nobody wants to attack the UK.
Nobody fecking invades Sweden, Holland, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Spain, Italy, Greece, Portugal, and Norway. (Obviously Ireland is the exception that proves the rule).
Its a colossal waste of money. | |
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 10:43 - Apr 6 with 1035 views | JackSomething |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 15:20 - Apr 4 by BarrySwan |
Which basically demonstrates my complete and utter contempt for the institution and I am well aware of what the nose bagging incompetent clowns call themselves in a vain attempt to bolster their own sense of self importance.
2014 of course also being the year that it was proposed that the half wits in the Bay of Pigs be given, and of course gratefully accepted an 18% pay increase whilst the rest of us were battening down the hatches under austerity measures. [Post edited 4 Apr 2020 15:24]
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Don't agree with the pay increase they gave themselves, but again you're not comparing them to the alternative of being ruled by Westminster. I take it MP's have an outstanding record of no shenanigans with their finances and have never ever voted for a pay rise for themselves? | |
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 10:52 - Apr 6 with 1022 views | raynor94 |
The money spent on Cardiff and the Bay, to the detriment of the rest of Wales.
End of debate. |  |
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 11:01 - Apr 6 with 1019 views | ladyjack |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 15:20 - Apr 4 by BarrySwan |
Which basically demonstrates my complete and utter contempt for the institution and I am well aware of what the nose bagging incompetent clowns call themselves in a vain attempt to bolster their own sense of self importance.
2014 of course also being the year that it was proposed that the half wits in the Bay of Pigs be given, and of course gratefully accepted an 18% pay increase whilst the rest of us were battening down the hatches under austerity measures. [Post edited 4 Apr 2020 15:24]
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 12:22 - Apr 6 with 988 views | pencoedjack |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 10:52 - Apr 6 by raynor94 |
The money spent on Cardiff and the Bay, to the detriment of the rest of Wales.
End of debate. |
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| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 12:52 - Apr 6 with 969 views | Highjack |
| Time for a return to a UK wide NHS on 09:17 - Apr 4 by Fireboy2 |
No it wasnt.
After the act of the union in 1801 until 1922 ireland became part of the UK, making it the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. |
Technically speaking England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland were united over a hundred years previously after King James of Scotland and Ireland took the English throne following the death of Lizzie. |  |
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