Comments on: EU Regulations Leave British Hospitals without Doctors, Warns Royal College of Surgeons

By: lorna

lorna — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 12:36:07 +0000

Let's do what the french do and ignore the EU. The fact that we do whatever they want, gives them the power. Lets give 'em the finger, What are they going to do? arrest everyone. Tyranny only survives when people obey.

By: RJMitchell

RJMitchell — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 15:46:20 +0000

Hi Barbara__You've said i am wrong and there is no proof that they have been tested,i have been told by a nurse who works in Queens Hospital Romford and she has told me that AIDS is rife,how true i don't know,anyway the way this country is going i will believe what is coming from the 'Horses Mouth'its a very sad society that we live in today and wish that they would bring back Matrons to our hospitals and return some kind of 'military' respect into our health establishments.

By: Podski

Podski — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 15:37:04 +0000

I think that Doctors work too long. One writer said he wouldn't want to be seen by a doctor after the end of his 60 hour week and I agree.
What we need is more Doctors working less hours.
I seem to remember an article a while back saying that many British born Doctors could not find employment in the UK Health service and were seeking work overseas ( usually the USA) yet foriegn doctors were still being employed.
Having said that, It is our country and we should make the rules. It is nothing to do with unelected people in Brussels making rules for Britain, however well meaning they may or may not be.

By: 130770CK5

130770CK5 — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 13:35:51 +0000

No need Bo, he was very ill, it is easier to talk about what he didn't have wrong with him. He died in 1989 not quite 20 years. He was looked after at Bradwell Grove in Oxfordshire for many years, and he was living in Summertown Oxford when he died. I think he had enough of it all and off he went. The irony here is that out of my three sons, he was the one I saw born, and then saw him in his coffin looking very peaceful. It was all over for him and he rests in peace, unlike the rest of us living with treachery day in day out, almost as if we have nothing to live for.

Life is precious and I should not mock it, I can think of James as I wish, but it is more sensible for me to protect what is left, as bad as things are there is always hope, and that is what the British National Party is here for, to give hope to people.

By: Barbara

Barbara — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 13:30:40 +0000

Your reply is wrong, they are and regularly tested. Although I do agree there are to many from abroad working within the NHS, where British workers could be doing the jobs. All, who ever they are come under the same system, its getting the system implemented properly is the problem we have a medical service over loaded with managers and not enough acutally on the ground. As with all Labour governments they over load with administration which depletes the money for acutal care. I do agree we need British workers in our hospitals, and those that should pay, foriegners, should pay some 30 million each year we the taxpayers fork out paying for their health care.

By: bodica

bodica — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 13:30:26 +0000

As mentioned on Digg, the worse the NH becomes, the more people will turn to Homeopaths, which will get them off the mind-numbing drugs of orthodox pill pushers, and in improving their physical health, detoxes the brain, enhancing mental health and cognitive function.

The clearer the mind, the clearer the message of the British National Party.

They do not screen health workers; they allow them to eschew alcohol gels, work long hours and abuse the patients.

Pass-agg genocide, in fact.

By: Barbara

Barbara — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 13:26:01 +0000

What ever the EU lays down in new laws, most consultants and doctors will not let patient care fall to danger levels. They have a code and creed which they will stick to whatever governments or the EU state they should do. Indeed, while I trained as a nurse they never faltered in their devotion to their duty. They are the NHS so don't be alarmed, however, it is right for the BNP to hi-light the problem and get behind them in their fight for its us the public they are protecting in the end should we need their services. The BNP should openly state their support, and let the people see where they stand on this they will read, hear, and digest, and remember when the election comes.

By: bodica

bodica — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 13:12:18 +0000

So sorry about your son,CK5

By: Churchill_Fan

Churchill_Fan — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 11:37:10 +0000

The EU is an impractical and unworkable shambles caught in the twilight of being a quasi-democracy. It is a soulless monster lacking any real identity which should be put out of its misery and replaced by whatever simple trading agreements the various nation states want to have. We don't need the EU to stop e.g. France, Germany and Britain from being warlike towards each other, as we should now fully realise that we have to stick together against Islam and Marxism and their common progeny immigration.

By: Goodsense

Goodsense — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 10:12:52 +0000

The RCS can warn of these dangers until they are blue in the face. If the EU decrees otherwise their ruling will prevail. They are dictators not negotiators; discussion, compromise, fairness and common sense have no place in their world. I admit some good things such as the minimun wage have come out of the EU, but set against all the ridiculous rules and regulations they have ushered in the overall benefits of belonging are negligible. On top of which we pay them a small fortune every year. Most people know this which is why they want out, which is why we will never be allowed a referendum.

By: paul james

paul james — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 10:07:10 +0000

War Criminal Brown has agreed to send out 500 more troups to Afghanistan.Is that all thats available now?Half that many have been killed in this no win conflict and many many more incapacitated that we don`t get to hear about!Since Spains commie government pulled its useless troups more and more are starting to pull out too!Our T.A.units have been virtualy disbanded too,so whats his game,if indeed he has one?

By: RJMitchell

RJMitchell — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 10:05:53 +0000

Probably the real truth is,people are dieing in hospital more because of all the Foreign workers bringing the diseases into our hospitals.I bet not1 of the Africans who work in our hospitals have been checked for health issues.ie T.B and AIDS.
Lets be realistic on this issue and face the fact that NO FOREIGNER who works in our health centres,(which are meant to be sterile)have been checked,so how the hell can anyone get better when they contract all sorts of unwanted germs and diseases.Lets face the truth,WE ARE OVER POPULATED,END OF!

By: 130770CK5

130770CK5 — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 09:54:56 +0000

Part 2.

My sporting activities were monitored by RAF specialists, I played Rugby, Boxing and Tug O' War (not village idiot Tug O’ War, but the real thing AAA/Olympic rules). They made sure that we were fit enough to do these things, or not to do them otherwise. Who else looks after their people like this?

I may have mentioned before my experiences in Aden, where we all would rush up to RAF Hp Steamer Point each time the Army lads were getting their legs blown off to give blood for them. There was always a lot of disappointment when the blokes were the wrong blood group and so their blood was not wanted, we wanted to do our bit. The forces casevac takes some beating, even now. This service has saved many lives and will continue to do so.

By: 130770CK5

130770CK5 — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 09:54:40 +0000

Part 1.

I had an operation in RAF Hp Ely; another in RAF Hp Wroughton, my fist son was born in RAF Hp Cosford my other two were born in RAF Hp Changi. I had dental treatment in a Shropshire RAF Hp that I cannot remember the name of. When my second son became obviously unwell, he was seen by Paediatricians at BMH Singapore, who could not help him rest his soul.

I was stationed at Masirah for 13 months, I had some fairly serious dental problems whilst there, and so I was sent to RAF Medical Centre Muharraq, Bahrain for treatment. I had to endure a week of penidural, daily dose, in my bum, strange people are these dentists, this cleared up the infection on my tooth, and it did have the added benefit of getting rid of the spots on my face.

By: TWN

TWN — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 08:25:01 +0000

Keep up the good work nick & andrew as our mep's

By: hughie_s

hughie_s — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 06:44:25 +0000

The Forces should be in Military Hospitals close to barracks, not civilian hospitals deep in enemy territory. The now demolished Military Hospital in Colchester was surrounded by barracks. The site is now covered in modern day slums built right up to the fence of the new Merville Barracks, nice and handy for a bit of surveillance by Abdul.

By: NGU

NGU — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 05:04:36 +0000

The simple answer to the problem is more doctors, a better answer is leave the EU, not immigrant doctors, but our own highly trained MDs, i doubt this government or the next would lash out on such a simple answer to solve what could become expensive in the long run, when they are sued for negligence, and more tax payers money down the drain, that could have been spent on, you've guessed it, more doctors. The NHS pays out about 84 MILLON pounds each year in negligence claims. The national Audit Office said 2.8 BILLION had been spent or owed on litigation by the NHS last year, no wonder they cant afford the better drugs.

By: Russelle Gardiner

Russelle Gardiner — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 04:56:37 +0000

Under the preposterous Equality act that Harri-man is introducing it will get even more dangerous.
The RCS will also have yet more 'targets' to meet to please this mad insane female who is hyped
up to a suicidal level by her own perceived importance.
It is a sad day to see the once world renouned British medical service reduced to dancing to a tune
played by some unqualified anonymous morons in another cxountry for God's sake?
The RCS should be governing it's own mandates and don't hope that Cameron will change anything
on that score. Cameron trumpeted the fantastic service he received from the NHS for free when dealing with his son BUT can you honestly not attribute that service to the fact he is well known famous and wealthy and a future PM? If Cameron had been a regular Joe his opinions may have been a total contrast and he could well have suffered and his son the fates of many who are not so fortunate as to have celeb status. It 's ironical that Cam. who is so wealthy and yet chose not to go private.
Think he was trading on his 'name' and knew it saved him a bundle.
I bring him into this because more than likely he will be the next PM and he wont care if we are in the EU and he wont care if people die in hospital because of being in the EU as it will never affect his personal life.

By: Ian

Ian — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 03:53:20 +0000

The corrupt EU can shove its regulations where the sun don't shine.They are trying to destroy our health service with the help of labour tory and liberal dictators so their friends who own the insurance company's can make loads more money'just like the law the insurance thieves are trying to push through the back door with backhanders to force you to insure your car etc even when it is off the road in a garage or even buried under your house.

By: MaidofKent

MaidofKent — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 23:29:27 +0000

It is patently obvious what the EU hopes to achieve by this. A 'shortage' of doctors forced by the adoption of the 48 hour work week, so this enforced 'shortage' can be cured by importing doctors from the Third World.

The fact that British patients will have doctors attending to them who they cannot understand – and the doctor cannot understand them (lots of room for misunderstanding of symptoms and misdiagnosis) – and possibly doctors who are not qualified to our standards, matters not. What does matter to our masters in the EU is that they have an excuse for yet more mass immigration from the Third World.