@johnniegoat.bsky.social
the big question has to be why?
the tories are a car crash of "clown car hits banana lorry" proportions
no one likes labour
is it really they have had enough? or is this just a tap on the nose to remind him who really is in charge?
the tories are a car crash of "clown car hits banana lorry" proportions
no one likes labour
is it really they have had enough? or is this just a tap on the nose to remind him who really is in charge?
December 8, 2025 at 8:13 AM
the big question has to be why?
the tories are a car crash of "clown car hits banana lorry" proportions
no one likes labour
is it really they have had enough? or is this just a tap on the nose to remind him who really is in charge?
the tories are a car crash of "clown car hits banana lorry" proportions
no one likes labour
is it really they have had enough? or is this just a tap on the nose to remind him who really is in charge?
But a bit +1 for the flags
December 7, 2025 at 11:09 AM
But a bit +1 for the flags
Not to be rude, and I am not claiming any deep knowledge
Some GPs I have met have been great
And others are the biggest, most entitled, know all arseholes you could care to avoid
Some GPs I have met have been great
And others are the biggest, most entitled, know all arseholes you could care to avoid
December 6, 2025 at 9:58 AM
Not to be rude, and I am not claiming any deep knowledge
Some GPs I have met have been great
And others are the biggest, most entitled, know all arseholes you could care to avoid
Some GPs I have met have been great
And others are the biggest, most entitled, know all arseholes you could care to avoid
this is what will happen with the NHS in the UK
private companies will be allowed to carve out the low risk elements as chargable, leaving the NHS to deal with the expensive, complicated work with less resources
private companies will be allowed to carve out the low risk elements as chargable, leaving the NHS to deal with the expensive, complicated work with less resources
December 5, 2025 at 9:47 AM
this is what will happen with the NHS in the UK
private companies will be allowed to carve out the low risk elements as chargable, leaving the NHS to deal with the expensive, complicated work with less resources
private companies will be allowed to carve out the low risk elements as chargable, leaving the NHS to deal with the expensive, complicated work with less resources
Truss and her ex-BF wrecked our economy with their mini budget; she resigned in disgrace with a bumper PM pension
and has spent her time never having the decency nor self knowledge to f'off
she is not special in that regard; Kwarteng seems a fixture on TV sofas, Priti Patel, so on and so forth
and has spent her time never having the decency nor self knowledge to f'off
she is not special in that regard; Kwarteng seems a fixture on TV sofas, Priti Patel, so on and so forth
December 5, 2025 at 8:54 AM
Truss and her ex-BF wrecked our economy with their mini budget; she resigned in disgrace with a bumper PM pension
and has spent her time never having the decency nor self knowledge to f'off
she is not special in that regard; Kwarteng seems a fixture on TV sofas, Priti Patel, so on and so forth
and has spent her time never having the decency nor self knowledge to f'off
she is not special in that regard; Kwarteng seems a fixture on TV sofas, Priti Patel, so on and so forth
Prufumo was found to have lied to the HoC and resigned in disgrace. though it was a tawdry affair, there was no proof of any breach on national security around the scandal
he dedicated the rest of his life to charity
he dedicated the rest of his life to charity
December 5, 2025 at 8:51 AM
Prufumo was found to have lied to the HoC and resigned in disgrace. though it was a tawdry affair, there was no proof of any breach on national security around the scandal
he dedicated the rest of his life to charity
he dedicated the rest of his life to charity
many factors to blame, but the DOH is responsible
the buck stops with Streeting - he seems only worried about his profile as "PM in waiting" and making sure the NHS is ready for mor backdoor privatisation
the NHS is not easy to fix, but it would not be as hard as we are lead to believe
the buck stops with Streeting - he seems only worried about his profile as "PM in waiting" and making sure the NHS is ready for mor backdoor privatisation
the NHS is not easy to fix, but it would not be as hard as we are lead to believe
December 5, 2025 at 8:48 AM
many factors to blame, but the DOH is responsible
the buck stops with Streeting - he seems only worried about his profile as "PM in waiting" and making sure the NHS is ready for mor backdoor privatisation
the NHS is not easy to fix, but it would not be as hard as we are lead to believe
the buck stops with Streeting - he seems only worried about his profile as "PM in waiting" and making sure the NHS is ready for mor backdoor privatisation
the NHS is not easy to fix, but it would not be as hard as we are lead to believe
between the 2 points of admission and discharge there are a multitude of variables; any of which fails means the patient pathway slows or stops
this is in no way putting blame on the NHS. budgets are slashed, resources frozen, recruitment is constrained
this is in no way putting blame on the NHS. budgets are slashed, resources frozen, recruitment is constrained
December 5, 2025 at 8:47 AM
between the 2 points of admission and discharge there are a multitude of variables; any of which fails means the patient pathway slows or stops
this is in no way putting blame on the NHS. budgets are slashed, resources frozen, recruitment is constrained
this is in no way putting blame on the NHS. budgets are slashed, resources frozen, recruitment is constrained
if someone is ready to leave, there are a multitude of reasons that person cannot. transport, the right meds, a doctor to sign off, someone at home to meet the patient
so they stay longer
even when they leave, the area needs cleaning and prepped for the next patient
so they stay longer
even when they leave, the area needs cleaning and prepped for the next patient
December 5, 2025 at 8:46 AM
if someone is ready to leave, there are a multitude of reasons that person cannot. transport, the right meds, a doctor to sign off, someone at home to meet the patient
so they stay longer
even when they leave, the area needs cleaning and prepped for the next patient
so they stay longer
even when they leave, the area needs cleaning and prepped for the next patient
lack of access to GP services; walk in clinics and similar being closed/ limited
people don't know where else to go, so go to A&E
however, its the other end of the process - discharge.
people don't know where else to go, so go to A&E
however, its the other end of the process - discharge.
December 5, 2025 at 8:44 AM
lack of access to GP services; walk in clinics and similar being closed/ limited
people don't know where else to go, so go to A&E
however, its the other end of the process - discharge.
people don't know where else to go, so go to A&E
however, its the other end of the process - discharge.
you are Finbarr Saunders and i claim my £5
December 5, 2025 at 8:35 AM
you are Finbarr Saunders and i claim my £5
December 5, 2025 at 8:34 AM
but - your employer can now send out a great thing on the socials saying how inclusive your company is
then delete it when the usual suspects accuse them of being Woke
then delete it when the usual suspects accuse them of being Woke
December 4, 2025 at 9:57 AM
but - your employer can now send out a great thing on the socials saying how inclusive your company is
then delete it when the usual suspects accuse them of being Woke
then delete it when the usual suspects accuse them of being Woke
never fear - there is always the "de-left" grift to jump on, where you cry on daytime TV saying the bad lefthanded people denied you the opportunity to use your right hand
December 4, 2025 at 9:56 AM
never fear - there is always the "de-left" grift to jump on, where you cry on daytime TV saying the bad lefthanded people denied you the opportunity to use your right hand
and the whole shebang balances on the mid 70s acceptance of Friedmanism
an economic philosophy based on nothing
Friedman's theory had all the intellectual rigour of Richard Pryor's Kryptonite recipe in Superman 3
like Rand before - it was only there to appeal to the types of people who'd benefit
an economic philosophy based on nothing
Friedman's theory had all the intellectual rigour of Richard Pryor's Kryptonite recipe in Superman 3
like Rand before - it was only there to appeal to the types of people who'd benefit
December 4, 2025 at 9:54 AM
and the whole shebang balances on the mid 70s acceptance of Friedmanism
an economic philosophy based on nothing
Friedman's theory had all the intellectual rigour of Richard Pryor's Kryptonite recipe in Superman 3
like Rand before - it was only there to appeal to the types of people who'd benefit
an economic philosophy based on nothing
Friedman's theory had all the intellectual rigour of Richard Pryor's Kryptonite recipe in Superman 3
like Rand before - it was only there to appeal to the types of people who'd benefit
i have done similar. you mute your laptop speakers and let the video/ audio run in the back ground
at the end some multiple guess questions, normally with "D: All of the above" option
then 80% pass
those types of trainings could not be more a tickbox if it was a web portal with a big box to tick
at the end some multiple guess questions, normally with "D: All of the above" option
then 80% pass
those types of trainings could not be more a tickbox if it was a web portal with a big box to tick
December 4, 2025 at 9:51 AM
i have done similar. you mute your laptop speakers and let the video/ audio run in the back ground
at the end some multiple guess questions, normally with "D: All of the above" option
then 80% pass
those types of trainings could not be more a tickbox if it was a web portal with a big box to tick
at the end some multiple guess questions, normally with "D: All of the above" option
then 80% pass
those types of trainings could not be more a tickbox if it was a web portal with a big box to tick
i am not a huge fan of capitalism; but in essence it and socialism have the same outcomes. wealth is shared, just different methodology to get to that point
we don't have capitalism. we have a crony neo-liberalism that funnels wealth up, and the vaunted "trickledown" has never happened
we don't have capitalism. we have a crony neo-liberalism that funnels wealth up, and the vaunted "trickledown" has never happened
December 4, 2025 at 9:27 AM
i am not a huge fan of capitalism; but in essence it and socialism have the same outcomes. wealth is shared, just different methodology to get to that point
we don't have capitalism. we have a crony neo-liberalism that funnels wealth up, and the vaunted "trickledown" has never happened
we don't have capitalism. we have a crony neo-liberalism that funnels wealth up, and the vaunted "trickledown" has never happened
an economy based on consumerism needs consumers - the rich and mega companies sit on and offshore their wealth
as it is, the banks all paid out their bonuses and that money vanished offshore rather than being spent locally on goods, services & trades
as it is, the banks all paid out their bonuses and that money vanished offshore rather than being spent locally on goods, services & trades
December 4, 2025 at 9:22 AM
an economy based on consumerism needs consumers - the rich and mega companies sit on and offshore their wealth
as it is, the banks all paid out their bonuses and that money vanished offshore rather than being spent locally on goods, services & trades
as it is, the banks all paid out their bonuses and that money vanished offshore rather than being spent locally on goods, services & trades
agreed. we need to put more potential in the hands of those most likely to take the opportunity
same as during the banking crisis. we should not have bailed out the banks. i am in the UK; the govt here should have given everyone check for a few £000 and let them do what they would
same as during the banking crisis. we should not have bailed out the banks. i am in the UK; the govt here should have given everyone check for a few £000 and let them do what they would
December 4, 2025 at 9:21 AM
agreed. we need to put more potential in the hands of those most likely to take the opportunity
same as during the banking crisis. we should not have bailed out the banks. i am in the UK; the govt here should have given everyone check for a few £000 and let them do what they would
same as during the banking crisis. we should not have bailed out the banks. i am in the UK; the govt here should have given everyone check for a few £000 and let them do what they would
i am sure when he runs out of illnesses he'll do an enquiry on left handedness
December 4, 2025 at 8:47 AM
i am sure when he runs out of illnesses he'll do an enquiry on left handedness
seems to be the same right across the spectrum - media, politics, culture
its not enough to win, they also have to be loved and respected, without any effort to earn either
its not enough to win, they also have to be loved and respected, without any effort to earn either
December 4, 2025 at 8:33 AM
seems to be the same right across the spectrum - media, politics, culture
its not enough to win, they also have to be loved and respected, without any effort to earn either
its not enough to win, they also have to be loved and respected, without any effort to earn either
i think we have a winning
looks like "abundance" might not have been the popular idea it was vaunted as earlier this year
looks like "abundance" might not have been the popular idea it was vaunted as earlier this year
December 4, 2025 at 8:31 AM
i think we have a winning
looks like "abundance" might not have been the popular idea it was vaunted as earlier this year
looks like "abundance" might not have been the popular idea it was vaunted as earlier this year
there is no benefit to those who hold the levers of power to have an educated population
until you can get people in those positions who are happy to educate, things will be what they will be
until you can get people in those positions who are happy to educate, things will be what they will be
December 3, 2025 at 10:27 AM
there is no benefit to those who hold the levers of power to have an educated population
until you can get people in those positions who are happy to educate, things will be what they will be
until you can get people in those positions who are happy to educate, things will be what they will be
... another organisation will be happy with that outcome and supply the demand. 80% of a lot is still a lot
if not, and an Amazon type system is essential, then the state does that
if not, and an Amazon type system is essential, then the state does that
December 3, 2025 at 9:38 AM
... another organisation will be happy with that outcome and supply the demand. 80% of a lot is still a lot
if not, and an Amazon type system is essential, then the state does that
if not, and an Amazon type system is essential, then the state does that