Boris Johnson Endorses Britain's National Health Service

[Bruce Daniels]

Unlike the United States, Great Britain has had their National Health Service for many years. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave a ringing endorsement of it after he got out of the hospital. He said they saved his life. Gee, too bad we don't have something like that here.

Boris Johnson leaves hospital as he continues recovery from coronavirus

Prime minister had spent time in intensive care at St Thomas’ and will continue recovery at Chequers

www.theguardian.com

 

[Tommy Tainant]

When the fat bastard was discharged he paid tribute to two immigrant nurses who had looked after him. These are people his racist regime is kicking out.
I would like to think he has had a Damascus moment but I wont hold my breath.

 

[TNHarley]

Centralized healthcare will be just fine for the elite.

 

[playtime]

i've read that steven hawking was a fan of the NHS as well; giving him a long productive life.

 

[Lucy Hamilton]

When the fat bastard was discharged he paid tribute to two immigrant nurses who had looked after him. These are people his racist regime is kicking out.
I would like to think he has had a Damascus moment but I wont hold my breath.

The two immigrant nurses are White, one from New Zealand one from Portugal. Boris is not a racist.

Boris praises Kiwi and Portuguese nurses who 'saved his life' in intensive care

Jenny McGee and Luis Pitarma cared for the PM during times when it 'could've gone either way'.

metro.co.uk

 

[22lcidw]

When the fat bastard was discharged he paid tribute to two immigrant nurses who had looked after him. These are people his racist regime is kicking out.
I would like to think he has had a Damascus moment but I wont hold my breath.

Lies like you spout is what got us in trouble in the Western World. We can be all inclusive without perpetual shaming and lying. You live in Great Britain. You are definitely living off the past in which you hate. But has given you the chance for a better life.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Unlike the United States, Great Britain has had their National Health Service for many years. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave a ringing endorsement of it after he got out of the hospital. He said they saved his life. Gee, too bad we don't have something like that here.

Boris Johnson leaves hospital as he continues recovery from coronavirus

Prime minister had spent time in intensive care at St Thomas’ and will continue recovery at Chequers

www.theguardian.com

How bout an article more germaine to AMERICA...

Democratic Michigan Lawmaker Praises Trump, Anti-Malaria Drug for Saving Her

www.deadlinedetroit.com

 

[Carl in Michigan]

Centralized healthcare will be just fine for the elite.

Nice that he didnt have to wait 6 months to get in the hospital

 

[Polishprince]

Centralized healthcare will be just fine for the elite.

Nice that he didnt have to wait 6 months to get in the hospital

Mr. Johnson is the Prime Minister, so that definitely gives him standing as the ultimate boss of the NHS staff.

Ordinary British subjects prefer to come to America for medical treatments. Mick Jagger needed heart surgery and went to a hospital in New York. George Harrison was treated for his cancer in New York as well.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

When the fat bastard was discharged he paid tribute to two immigrant nurses who had looked after him. These are people his racist regime is kicking out.
I would like to think he has had a Damascus moment but I wont hold my breath.

The two immigrant nurses are White, one from New Zealand one from Portugal. Boris is not a racist.

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Boris praises Kiwi and Portuguese nurses who 'saved his life' in intensive care

Jenny McGee and Luis Pitarma cared for the PM during times when it 'could've gone either way'.

metro.co.uk

Neither are welcome in the new reich.

 

[Nostra]

Unlike the United States, Great Britain has had their National Health Service for many years. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave a ringing endorsement of it after he got out of the hospital. He said they saved his life. Gee, too bad we don't have something like that here.

Boris Johnson leaves hospital as he continues recovery from coronavirus

Prime minister had spent time in intensive care at St Thomas’ and will continue recovery at Chequers

www.theguardian.com

Pretty sure he got preferential treatment.

The death rate in the UK is 3 times what it is in the USA. Yeah, let's bring that here.

 

[Bruce Daniels]

Centralized healthcare will be just fine for the elite.

I'm pretty sure that the NHS in Britain takes care of everybody. That's the whole point.

 

[Bruce Daniels]

When the fat bastard was discharged he paid tribute to two immigrant nurses who had looked after him. These are people his racist regime is kicking out.
I would like to think he has had a Damascus moment but I wont hold my breath.

Don't get me wrong -- I am NOT a fan of Boris Johnson. But I did think he gave a very effective, even moving, speech.

 

[Bruce Daniels]

i've read that steven hawking was a fan of the NHS as well; giving him a long productive life.

When he was diagnosed with ALS in about 1967, Hawking was given two years to live. Instead, he survived for fifty. If he'd had to deal with the insane U.S. health care system, would he have lived as long?

 

[Bruce Daniels]

Unlike the United States, Great Britain has had their National Health Service for many years. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave a ringing endorsement of it after he got out of the hospital. He said they saved his life. Gee, too bad we don't have something like that here.

Boris Johnson leaves hospital as he continues recovery from coronavirus

Prime minister had spent time in intensive care at St Thomas’ and will continue recovery at Chequers

www.theguardian.com

How bout an article more germaine to AMERICA...

Democratic Michigan Lawmaker Praises Trump, Anti-Malaria Drug for Saving Her

www.deadlinedetroit.com

The Boris Johnson video is germaine to America, because it shows how much better the British health care system is than the mess we've got.

 

[Bruce Daniels]

Centralized healthcare will be just fine for the elite.

Nice that he didnt have to wait 6 months to get in the hospital

Mr. Johnson is the Prime Minister, so that definitely gives him standing as the ultimate boss of the NHS staff.

Ordinary British subjects prefer to come to America for medical treatments. Mick Jagger needed heart surgery and went to a hospital in New York. George Harrison was treated for his cancer in New York as well.

Mick didn't really "come" to the U.S. for his surgery, since he essentially lives here. And Mick can afford whatever treatments are necessary, unlike the average person.

Why is Mick Jagger having his heart valve surgery done in the United States? Is this an indictment of socialized medicine in the United K...

Answer (1 of 93): Mick Jagger doesn’t live in the UK. If I was taken seriously ill in the USA I would want to have my surgery there. Travelling to another country is not a good idea when you are very ill. If Mick had been living in the UK he would have had it here. He would have had the choic...

www.quora.com

 

[Polishprince]

Centralized healthcare will be just fine for the elite.

I'm pretty sure that the NHS in Britain takes care of everybody. That's the whole point.

If the NHS is as great as you suggest, why do British subjects who give a shit about their health come to America for medical treatment. Mick Jagger, example given, came to America for a complicated heart operation, George Harrison was treated here for his lung cancer.

Mr. Johnson is of course a high ranking official in the English government, his underlings are certainly interested in giving their boss proper treatment.

 

[Polishprince]

Centralized healthcare will be just fine for the elite.

Nice that he didnt have to wait 6 months to get in the hospital

Mr. Johnson is the Prime Minister, so that definitely gives him standing as the ultimate boss of the NHS staff.

Ordinary British subjects prefer to come to America for medical treatments. Mick Jagger needed heart surgery and went to a hospital in New York. George Harrison was treated for his cancer in New York as well.

Mick didn't really "come" to the U.S. for his surgery, since he essentially lives here. And Mick can afford whatever treatments are necessary, unlike the average person.

Why is Mick Jagger having his heart valve surgery done in the United States? Is this an indictment of socialized medicine in the United K...

Answer (1 of 93): Mick Jagger doesn’t live in the UK. If I was taken seriously ill in the USA I would want to have my surgery there. Travelling to another country is not a good idea when you are very ill. If Mick had been living in the UK he would have had it here. He would have had the choic...

www.quora.com

Mr. Jagger is quite wealthy, sure. But he didn't get that way wasting money. He apparently saw value in the American system of medical freedom.

 

[Bruce Daniels]

Centralized healthcare will be just fine for the elite.

I'm pretty sure that the NHS in Britain takes care of everybody. That's the whole point.

If the NHS is as great as you suggest, why do British subjects who give a shit about their health come to America for medical treatment. Mick Jagger, example given, came to America for a complicated heart operation, George Harrison was treated here for his lung cancer.

Mr. Johnson is of course a high ranking official in the English government, his underlings are certainly interested in giving their boss proper treatment.

Just posted about that! Why is Mick Jagger having his heart valve surgery done in the United States? Is this an indictment of socialized medicine in the United Kingdom? - Quora

 

[Bruce Daniels]

Centralized healthcare will be just fine for the elite.

Nice that he didnt have to wait 6 months to get in the hospital

Mr. Johnson is the Prime Minister, so that definitely gives him standing as the ultimate boss of the NHS staff.

Ordinary British subjects prefer to come to America for medical treatments. Mick Jagger needed heart surgery and went to a hospital in New York. George Harrison was treated for his cancer in New York as well.

Mick didn't really "come" to the U.S. for his surgery, since he essentially lives here. And Mick can afford whatever treatments are necessary, unlike the average person.

Why is Mick Jagger having his heart valve surgery done in the United States? Is this an indictment of socialized medicine in the United K...

Answer (1 of 93): Mick Jagger doesn’t live in the UK. If I was taken seriously ill in the USA I would want to have my surgery there. Travelling to another country is not a good idea when you are very ill. If Mick had been living in the UK he would have had it here. He would have had the choic...

www.quora.com

Mr. Jagger is quite wealthy, sure. But he didn't get that way wasting money. He apparently saw value in the American system of medical freedom.

Read the article, dipshit.