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NHS staff are complaining that patients are refusing to be treated by non-white doctors and nurses.
It’s not because of “racism.” It’s because frontline care is getting worse after thousands of foreign doctors and nurses who barely speak English, lack compassion, and have fraudulent qualifications have been hired in recent years.
Despite funding increasing every year, now to £225 billion, and 1.5 million staff, the NHS cannot meet demand. Arbitrary caps on medical school and hospital placements mean we reject qualified British doctors and nurses, and recruit inferior counterparts from the Third World instead.
The NHS spends £3 billion in annual malpractice payouts and £40 billion on mandatory DEI training, teaching them to resent their white patients.
The result is poor care, long wait times, missed diagnoses, and preventable complications and deaths. But politicians are too afraid of blaspheming against Britain’s national religion to admit it.
This week, my wife, now twenty-five weeks pregnant with twins, suffered a blood clot and severe swelling in her left leg. She spent seventeen hours waiting for an assessment. She was seen by an African nurse who barely spoke English and made multiple spelling errors in her referral letter, and another who shouted at her for speaking too slowly and in too much detail about her symptoms.
I documented the ordeal in a series of X posts, which attracted millions of views. The comments were filled with people sharing similar horrifying stories. Thank you to everyone who provided their prayers, advice, and concern for my wife and children.
The NHS is forcing patients to either risk being called "racist" or not receive proper treatment. I would rather offend someone than let my loved ones die.
It doesn’t have to be this way. We could scrap public sector DEI, stop replacing qualified domestic talent with incompetent and fraudulent foreigners, and stop running the NHS as an international health service that spends billions on translation services.
That would require a government willing not only to abandon antiracist ideology and reject the mantra that “Diversity is our strength”, but also to challenge the sacralised status of the NHS.
The longer they don’t, the more lives are ruined and lost to incompetence.
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Yvette Cooper received £248,619 directly from Peter Hearn between 2015 and 2024, plus another £220,623 through his two companies, MPM Connect and OPD Group, which share a Hertfordshire address and neither has a public website. Hearn holds a significant stake in the recruitment firm Odgers Berndtson, which headhunted Dido Harding for the
Test and Trace role that a former Treasury permanent secretary later called one of the most wasteful public spending failures on record.
Cooper has also taken £81,592 from Labour Together, the think tank that had to rebrand after it was caught spying on journalists covering its own finances.
She is now the second largest recipient of private healthcare linked donations in the Commons, behind only her predecessor Wes Streeting, and has not ruled out accepting more in her new role.
🚨 🇬🇧 BREAKING
New Health Secretary Yvette Cooper has taken almost half a million pounds from a donor linked to the NHS and private healthcare recruitment
Donor Peter Hearn was also involved in the appointment of the lead for the failed NHS Test and Trace programme during the Covid 19 pandemic
This raises serious questions about conflicts of interest at the very top of the health service
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@SouthernRailUK what role do your revenue protection / plastic police play at streatham ? They literally let two people thru the gate line who did not hold tickets for travel, and three others just pushed through and not a word was said
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Really??? ⬇️
🚨 BREAKING: New Health Secretary Yvette Cooper has taken almost half a million pounds from a donor linked to the NHS and private healthcare recruitment company.
Donor Peter Hearn has also been involved in the appointment of the lead for the failed NHS Test and Trace programme during the covid-19 pandemic.
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Titles in medicine are not badges, they are responsibilities. They must be earned, protected, and respected.
Patients shouldn’t have to investigate who is genuinely qualified while seeking care.
Protecting these titles protects the people who rely on them most.
This is dangerous. The public are already confused about who they are being seen by and whether they are medically trained.
There are no consistently rigorous standards set for non-doctors to become consultants and further blurring professional boundaries benefits no one, and especially not patients.
In fact, we are calling for doctors’ titles to be protected in law.
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So many people are saying the same thing. The decay across Britain (especially since the Covid era) is noticeable almost everywhere. Weeds growing on pavements. Filthy streets and signposts. Potholes strewn everywhere. Overflowing rubbish bins. Dirty buildings. Blocked road drains. Boarded up shops. What exactly are we paying our council tax for? We are paying more and getting less. Local councils are failing to deliver on the basics. It’s absolutely disgraceful. Britain is being left to rot.
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Moving forward manifesto’s should be made a legally binding contract in order to protect the electorate from parties that lie just to get in power.
Brexit was not in Labour’s manifesto
Digital ID was not in Labour’s manifesto
Assisted dying was not in Labour’s manifesto
Jury Trials cancelled was not in Labour’s manifesto
Abortion up until birth was not in Labour’s manifesto Jury Trials
I could go on & on.
Manifesto’s should be legally binding
Who else agrees?
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Given the ridiculous volume of Prime Ministers that Britain’s endured in recent years, I think it should now be law that if a PM quits or is forced out during his/her term, it automatically triggers a new general election. That might concentrate their minds to do a better job.
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There is no mandate for the next Labour leader to rejoin the EU or anything else major outside their manifesto.
If they want to enact these policies they need to hold a GE.
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Justice is always worth fighting for. The Government should not defy its own watchdog. Help #WASPI women win their fight. Donate now
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British politics will reach a new reductio ad absurdum in the Makerfield by election:
Vote Labour to destroy the sitting Labour Prime Minister.
Support Labour PM Starmer but NOT voting Labour.
We are having a by-election not because there’s any demand or need in the national interest but entirely to suit the convenience of the byzantine politics of the ruling party and the political pygmies in whose interest it is run.
We are no longer a serious nation. No wonder the bond markets are squiffy.
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James did PPE at Oxford, became a local councilor & then an advisor to Sadiq Khan
He has never had a job or hired people
He now runs the world’s 4th largest workforce & a £246bn annual budget
God help us
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I submitted my tax return to HMRC one day late.
I was fined £100. And I didn't even owe them any tax!
Angela Rayner tried to avoid paying £40,000 stamp duty for nearly a year and could have been fined £8,000 by the HMRC after she recently coughed up the money, (shortly after being gifted £50,000 from a refrigeration company for 'Office Expenses').
She wasn't fined a single penny. No fine. No penalty. No comeback whatsoever.
Is it any wonder that us little folk are getting so pissed off with these freeloading, opportunistic, money grabbing, holier than thou, two faced charlatans?
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Western society is currently divided between people who know this is a man and are prepared to say so and those who know this is a man but lie out of obedience to an ideology. There is no third option. Literally nobody on earth thinks "Roxanne Tickle" is actually a woman.
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Well, well, well Andy B. There’s always a tweet. I look forward to you calling an election when you replace Starmer.
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Yes, what is the truth about Nick Brown? Go on Keir Starmer do another U turn and tell us!
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Labour created the monster of harvesting Muslim community bloc votes and yesterday that monster came back to bite them. As I've said many times before, we are a multiracial country, not a multicultural country.
If you stir up grievance politics between groups based on religion or race, as Labour have done for decades, as Reform are seeking to do, and as the Greens have done successfully in this by-election, you are pitting neighbours against each other and you start to unravel the culture of tolerance that makes Britain great.
Our country is not broken, but this by-election showed that Labour, Reform and the Greens are trying very hard to break it. Labour trying to buy people off with more and more benefits spending. Reform telling people you can't be British if you aren't white. The Greens running a nasty, sectarian campaign while simultaneously wanting to legalise crack-cocaine.
Clearly this election was not about who would be the best MP. But there was only one sensible candidate standing in Gorton and Denton, and it was Charlotte Cadden - a former chief inspector of police, a mother, a woman who fought for single sex spaces and dignity for women and girls. While the other parties race to the bottom, Charlotte embodies the new Conservative Party.
This result shows Keir Starmer’s premiership is finished. He lost authority a long time ago, a mere hostage at the mercy of a divided Labour Party that cannot decide who to replace him with. He has lost the support of his voters, his MPs and the country. He is in office but not in power. If he had any integrity he would go.
