The British welfare system of social security and health

The British Welfare State model is not the way forward for the South of Ireland,be well advised because it is not suited to the conditions of a state founded one hundred years ago today,a country which lacks the rudiments of lawful government.

My criticism of Britain and its NHS focusses largely on contrived welfare dependence, not, truthfully,the public health service or the Labour Party of England and Wales or Scotland.

It is clear to trade unionists that a good few British welfare claimants should be sent to work in the remaining factories,the large farms and thriving businesses,not gather dust in an environment not created for human fulfilment or peaceful enjoyment of leisure and education..

Ours are the effects of neo-liberal policies,a wasted generation,Thatcher's children all around with neither a head for facts or figures nor any experience of work or earning an honest livelihood nor plying a trade,occupation or career on some foreign soil...

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16.10.2022

Consider the plea of the man in the street:"Pay no heed to someone who campaigns against NHS public medicine. They are 'mad'".

Not if the amount of deaths,chronic smoking illnesses and crippling injuries and false, contrived "diagnoses" which the NHS leads to is anything to rely on. An Asian doctor's and Anglo-Saxon journalist's claim runs that psychiatry costs 250 000 lives annually in the Western world (British Medical Journal, March 2015).

Put that in your pipe and smoke it, Tony Blair.

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24.12.2023

The NHS was a product of social necessity in an industrialised,diseased,worn-out society.

In the NHS narrative is much of the high idealism of Beveridge and the Welsh miner,Bevan. We hear the call 'from the cradle to the grave'.

The private sector could never construct something so clever and so brilliant as the hospital system.

One question,though:Do doctors have too much power and does it derive from superstitious belief?

Doctors do have too much power and influence in Britain and many view it is as a necessary palliative to police and judicial power,a force that counters the hang 'em and flog 'em brigade.

What the medical class in Britain cannot accept and the nursing types are the same,is that not all of us want the dummy tit or the paternalist model.

The medical paternalism of the NHS is great for young developing children but for adults and males it is a case as Pádraig Murphy yelled at a football match in 1987,"Spit out the dummy."

We do not want,many of us,this medical malice from an interventionist state or its ubiquitous functionaries or the paraphernalia of a medical-police state.


Signed,C/S. (Oglaigh na hEireann) 29/12/2015 to 4/1/2016

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