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OpulentBob said:
Typical Americans think that the NHS runs a "death list"!
https://www.rt.com/news/nhs-gp-bonus-deathlist-457...
What makes you think that Americans believe it? That's a story picked up from the Mail on Sunday, so you could equally suggest (without evidence) that typical British people believe it as well.https://www.rt.com/news/nhs-gp-bonus-deathlist-457...
smn159 said:
OpulentBob said:
Typical Americans think that the NHS runs a "death list"!
https://www.rt.com/news/nhs-gp-bonus-deathlist-457...
What makes you think that Americans believe it? That's a story picked up from the Mail on Sunday, so you could equally suggest (without evidence) that typical British people believe it as well.https://www.rt.com/news/nhs-gp-bonus-deathlist-457...
"If Stephen Hawking were British he'd be dead".
That was Investor's Business Daily railing against the ACA and warning of "rationing" in health care if such a radical thing ever came to be. The irony of those on the right who oppose universal healthcare talking of rationing.......
smn159 said:
OpulentBob said:
Typical Americans think that the NHS runs a "death list"!
https://www.rt.com/news/nhs-gp-bonus-deathlist-457...
What makes you think that Americans believe it? That's a story picked up from the Mail on Sunday, so you could equally suggest (without evidence) that typical British people believe it as well.https://www.rt.com/news/nhs-gp-bonus-deathlist-457...
unrepentant said:
A lot of Americans do believe it because republican politicians and their surrogates repeat it ad nauseum. The right love to distort the NHS for propaganda purposes. Some of the utterances from GOP politicians and the vested interests are truly mind blowing. This is my favourite though;
"If Stephen Hawking were British he'd be dead".
That was Investor's Business Daily railing against the ACA and warning of "rationing" in health care if such a radical thing ever came to be. The irony of those on the right who oppose universal healthcare talking of rationing.......
The Democrats, or Republicans? "If Stephen Hawking were British he'd be dead".
That was Investor's Business Daily railing against the ACA and warning of "rationing" in health care if such a radical thing ever came to be. The irony of those on the right who oppose universal healthcare talking of rationing.......
unrepentant said:
A lot of Americans do believe it because republican politicians and their surrogates repeat it ad nauseum. The right love to distort the NHS for propaganda purposes. Some of the utterances from GOP politicians and the vested interests are truly mind blowing. This is my favourite though;
"If Stephen Hawking were British he'd be dead".
Must be his accent..."If Stephen Hawking were British he'd be dead".
smn159 said:
OpulentBob said:
Typical Americans think that the NHS runs a "death list"!
https://www.rt.com/news/nhs-gp-bonus-deathlist-457...
What makes you think that Americans believe it? That's a story picked up from the Mail on Sunday, so you could equally suggest (without evidence) that typical British people believe it as well.https://www.rt.com/news/nhs-gp-bonus-deathlist-457...
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whoami said:
It's on a Kremlin funded website/news organisation and doesn't seem to mention America at all.
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Disregarding the link provided above.??
Do you watch much RT?
I find that they (RT) whilst not being unbiased do address a hell of a lot more of world news than the BBC or Sky.
Going back a few years to when the UAE-CRU climategate email scandal broke, RT were right on top of it.
TheExcession said:
whoami said:
It's on a Kremlin funded website/news organisation and doesn't seem to mention America at all.
??
Disregarding the link provided above.??
Do you watch much RT?
I find that they (RT) whilst not being unbiased do address a hell of a lot more of world news than the BBC or Sky.
Going back a few years to when the UAE-CRU climategate email scandal broke, RT were right on top of it.
I love the Keiser Report and Boom Bust.
whoami said:
TheExcession said:
whoami said:
It's on a Kremlin funded website/news organisation and doesn't seem to mention America at all.
??
Disregarding the link provided above.??
Do you watch much RT?
I find that they (RT) whilst not being unbiased do address a hell of a lot more of world news than the BBC or Sky.
Going back a few years to when the UAE-CRU climategate email scandal broke, RT were right on top of it.
I love the Keiser Report and Boom Bust.
turbobloke said:
whoami said:
TheExcession said:
whoami said:
It's on a Kremlin funded website/news organisation and doesn't seem to mention America at all.
??
Disregarding the link provided above.??
Do you watch much RT?
I find that they (RT) whilst not being unbiased do address a hell of a lot more of world news than the BBC or Sky.
Going back a few years to when the UAE-CRU climategate email scandal broke, RT were right on top of it.
I love the Keiser Report and Boom Bust.
Euronews is particularly good at digging, I really love their 'No Comment' sections. TVC, ARISE & CNC are also worth a watch if you can ignore their global climate bulls
t. Their local news is often very interesting.I'm fortunate to work from home so all of these news channels are permanently on all day in rotation. I'll give BBC or Sky perhaps ten minutes each during the day.
Fox news is like crystal meth for me at the moment, I just can't get enough of it. Their love of Republicans and utter condemnation of HRC is better than any soap opera I've ever seen. At every turn they are supporting Trump without actually saying anything that supports Trump. It's magical, and so clever. Media in action.
CNN are way more Democrat, way more in support of Hillarity but giving some support to Sanders, and looking like they will s
t themselves if a Republican gets to be POTUS.On a more serious note - has anyone else noticed HRC seems to be getting a bit croaky in the throat? I'm really hoping she gets a decent dose of laryngitis in the next few weeks and is forced to shut F up.
Winner takes al for Trump.
Sanders won one.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-us-2016-3614718...
"There's winning, and then there's WINNING.
Donald Trump's night is shaping up to be the latter, as he steamrolled his opposition in all five mid-Atlantic states.
This campaign season has been punctuated with a series of theories about how and why Mr Trump's presidential ambitions would eventually be thwarted. The latest was that he'd never be able to win more than 50% of the vote as the field narrows. It appears likely that he'll easily surpass that mark across the board and claim the lion's share of the delegates at stake."
Sanders won one.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-us-2016-3614718...
"There's winning, and then there's WINNING.
Donald Trump's night is shaping up to be the latter, as he steamrolled his opposition in all five mid-Atlantic states.
This campaign season has been punctuated with a series of theories about how and why Mr Trump's presidential ambitions would eventually be thwarted. The latest was that he'd never be able to win more than 50% of the vote as the field narrows. It appears likely that he'll easily surpass that mark across the board and claim the lion's share of the delegates at stake."
Edited by Halb on Wednesday 27th April 08:44
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