NHS abattoir buries victims and truth
Sat 10:13 am +00:00, 2 Mar 2013 3The current lot in Parliament are just following their paymaster’s instructions which is to ultimately privatize the NHS.
I believe there was an article in The Mirror the other day which ‘exposed’ the current government plan to privatize the NHS.
Privatizing the NHS is the ultimate low as profits will be put first and people’s lives put second.
We are all useless eaters in the eyes of the globalist elite remember.
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NHS whistleblower faces ruin after speaking out about patient safety
An NHS whistleblower who claims he was paid £500,000 to keep quiet over patient safety last night said he feared he would “lose everything” by speaking out against the “culture of fear” in the health service.
7:00AM GMT 15 Feb 2013
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“Now I risk having to repay even more than the settlement because I could beliable for the trust’s legal fees. I face ruin.
Mr Walker alleges that he prioritised scarce resources on emergency care despite pressure from above to meet targets on non-emergency treatment “whatever the demand”, while he was chief executive at the United Lincolnshire Hospitals trust (ULHT).
He claimed that on one occasion he was even ordered by a strategic health authority boss, now a senior NHS official, to take hospitals off “red alert” status – meaning that they were too full to take any more patients – because of a delicate budget meeting taking place at the time.
The allegations prompted Stephen Dorrell, chairman of the Commons health select committee, to call for a new criminal offence to combat the “corrupt” practice of NHS employees being gagged from speaking out over patient safety.
Mr Walker was sacked from the Trust in February 2010. Officially, the reason for his dismissal was that he swore openly at meetings but his supporters claimed there was more to the charge.
He claimed Sir David was “not interested in patient safety” and should resign.
The NHS chief is already under pressure for presiding over the Mid Staffordshire scandal where failures in patient care that led to the deaths of up to 1,200 patients were laid bare in a damning report last week.
He has resisted calls to quit.
Mr Walker said he had warned senior civil servants that he was confronted with the same choices over prioritising care that resulted in the scandal.
He told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme: “It’s a simple decision: you have emergency care or you have care that could wait.
He said he was ordered by the East Midlands Strategic Health Authority to meet the 18-week non-emergency target “whatever the demand” and was told to resign when he would not do so.
Mr Walker told the Today programme he accepted a so-called “supergag” as part of a settlement package of an unfair dismissal claim – reported to be at least £500,000 – to protect his family.
“These are big problems. And if you consider that the people that have been running the NHS have created that culture of fear, they need either to be held to account or new people need to be brought in to change that culture.”
Mr Walker said on one occasion he had put hospitals on “red alert” – a system used within the NHS to tell other hospitals, ambulances, and GPs that the hospital is full.
“I got a phone call from the health authority – this is Barbara Hakin – saying to me that I needed to come off red alert.
I said ‘the hospital is not safe to come off red alert’ because it’s full’.
“My view was ‘what’s the approval of capital money got to do with running a safe hospital?’ So these are the sort of the threats that are made to you in order for you to keep trying to deliver targets and that’s just not the right way.”
A statement on behalf of the East Midlands Strategic Health Authority and Dame Barbara Hakin said: “The East Midlands SHA totally refutes all the allegations made by Gary Walker and his account of the specific conversations with Dame Barbara Hakin, the then SHA chief executive.
TAP – the use of the criminal law against individuals seems a hardly adequate or effective response for what is clearly a systemic situation approved and engineered by people higher up the tree. The fact is the NHS has an incentivised death structure. The more people that die more quickly, the more money the hospitals are paid. It sounds like a joke. The UN Agenda 21 is being applied quite literally. The depopulation agenda naturally includes ending as many lives as possible, without alerting the natives, as well as sterilizing billions through vaccination.
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And it’s the Common Purpose ‘graduates’ at the top positions that are instilling the sense of fear amongst staff.
The current lot in Parliament are just following their paymaster’s instructions which is to ultimately privatize the NHS. Call it a UK version of Obamacare.
I believe there was an article in The Mirror the other day which ‘exposed’ the current government plan to privatize the NHS. Bidders are already lining up apparently.
Privatizing the NHS is the ultimate low as profits will be put first and people’s lives put second.
We are all useless eaters in the eyes of the globalist elite remember.
To talk ofa crime is seen as a greater offence than to actually kill of people, just like in Russia, the NHS the army and Royal Mail persecute whistleblowers, its time all their crimes were exposed for all to see.
Peter Wilson
There is a big incentive to kill off anyone retired to reduce the pension payout. Think about it.
Pensions are paid by the government or by the banks behind the private pension schemes.
While people are working they are paying tax called income tax, and tax called pension or National Insurance. That’s food for the government and banks, all the money they pay out in wages coming straight back in to pay out for more slaves to their agenda.
When people retire, the situation reverses a bit, and the incentives change. Either new schemes have to be invented to get money off retired people, like house extensions to increase mortgages, or solar panels (pay up front, promise of returns in the future), or nursing homes. For retired people that have no money to be conned out of, the only incentive is to get rid of them, so you don’t have to pay the pension back that you stole from them bit by bit over their lifetime.
The NHS will be part of this agenda.
The last time I went to hospital, the main incentive for the NHS was to get me back to work. Not my health.
I steer clear of them, sort out my own health or see alternative practitioners.