NHS

  • The NHS needs protecting from scurrilous abuse

    Just as we’re beginning to realise that a decent healthcare system provided as a public service supports the country in its fundamental security, survival, and success, on the flip side an increase in political activity is questioning the values held by those who make the decisions at the top.

    Although the Prime Minister is right to point out at length in a recent Substack post that healthcare matters to us personally, it’s also a growing concern that political points made are also about us too, and the balance needed in a democracy to keep it productive isn’t being achieved.

    This conflation of personal worry with the biggest healthcare questions of our time is a worrying trend for us, showing that academic research – or fact-based reasoning – is being urged to move aside for anxieties born of falsehoods spread through propaganda to take their place.

    The GP’s perspective is telling in this respect, because it’s often reported the majority are not happy at the way protest has begun to take over public debate, with spurious concerns being levelled at experts, from anti-Americanism insinuated in, to suggestions the NHS is pro-Israel.

    The effect is to disturb patients and staff as well, hindering patient trust and making a local healthcare team sceptical about their place in the community. The radicalisation of debate has meant even a hospital is not a local institution but is another supporter of apartheid, killing babies, or destroying others’ statehood.

  • Exclusive: Criminal NHS staff harassment

    The shocking state of citizen security affairs in the UK is plunged into further straits by reports that staff at a major hospital in Berkshire have been playing fast and loose with the nations leading servants.

    It’s believed a senior doctor is being investigated for making hostile approaches to a number of former Prime Ministers, including Rishi Sunak MP. It’s said the Army refused to involve themselves, and London Police staff refused to also.

    It’s also been alleged by a number of local sources that a local medical assistant is believed to have attacked Police Officers in their homes across the UK, being protected by other staff on duty at the hospital.

    Finally, a security official is alleged of aiding Police Officers to harm the public in London. This is a case being investigated but it’s believed to involve medical students who are a danger to the public.

    According to senior MI5 sources, the protest culture the UK is currently engulfed in has led to an apathy in most professions toward the Government.

    It’s also believed they may accuse mainstream public figures – including some liberal MP’s – of having contributed to a contrived atmosphere of too much hate, leading to regular insults against the public and severe damage to the reputation of Parliament itself.

    It’s said some MP’s outspoken resentment of the UK has also led to a decline of public safety, and that public workers are being routinely abused because of a confusion of their own politics with controversies spoken about in Parliament.

    The reports of nefarious people working in a public health capacity are not an immediate cause for concern, according to Department of Health officials, but they are following it up as a matter of urgency and in review of senior NHS management in practice.

  • Caught: “NHS” hacker

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a suspect in a hacking exercise against the “NHS” – supported by staff at the US Embassy in London – has now been spotted onsite at a hospital in Reading, Berkshire.

    A suspect alleged of a hacking exercise against the NHS, seen here in Reading, Berkshire.

    He’s alleged to hack systems, take data, and manipulate CCTV cameras to cover for extensive criminal activity across all sites. It’s a scourge in the UK, affecting backlogs of operations, and dentistry.