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8 years ago @ Conservative Home - How a Government can b... · 3 replies · +1 points
The second point is that there is more demand on the service than necessary, for completely avoidable reasons. The first reason is the well-known bed-blocking issue, caused entirely by a funding dispute between local councils and the NHS; but the second reason is a little less obvious. And that is - there is STILL far too little attention paid to preventive medicine and early detection of illness, which are most definitely not the same thing. There are many diseases which are easy and cheap to treat in the early stages but hugely expensive and difficult (and often much less effective) to treat later on. Much more screening would solve this problem.
8 years ago @ Conservative Home - Garvan Walshe: Islamis... · 0 replies · +1 points
And it would be possible to end the threat of expansionist Islam (which is, in truth, the only sort despite all the taqqiya) in half an hour or less. One order given, two keys turned, job done. Permanently.
8 years ago @ Conservative Home - The innocent Proctor, ... · 0 replies · +1 points
8 years ago @ Conservative Home - It would be wrong to p... · 0 replies · +1 points
Leaving the UK to fight for the enemies of civilisation ought to be a one-way trip. And to hell with its effects on their families - in the case of the parents, for example, if they had brought up their sprogs as British rather than enemy fifth-columnists then the problem would never have arisen.
8 years ago @ Conservative Home - It would be wrong to p... · 0 replies · +1 points
If someone's name comes up as an associate of an already known terrorist and he isn't a citizen, then deport him. Immediately, and without any of the usual HR nonsense that crops up in such cases.
Any mosque frequented by a known terrorist or rabble-rouser should be closed - permanently. And said edifice should be carefully searched for terrorism-related material. (We might have a somewhat better chance of breaking the link between the general Muslim population and terrorists if the former are seriously inconvenienced by it.)
8 years ago @ Conservative Home - Why Duncan Smith resig... · 0 replies · +1 points
8 years ago @ Conservative Home - Budget trouble brewing... · 0 replies · +1 points
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8 years ago @ Conservative Home - Hunt is right to take ... · 0 replies · +1 points
Time and again, aircraft were lost because a vital part of the routine leading up to some aircraft manoeuvre (taking off, landing and so on) was missed out. Even more so when it was a routine used in an emergency situation. Part of the reason was the "pilot is God" attitude - which certainly applies in surgical and medical procedures - leading to the pilot simply shouting down another crew member expressing concern about a mistake in the process of being made. Sound familiar WRT medicine?
Part of the solution was the use of checklists to ensure that crucial steps are not missed out, or applied in the wrong order. The pilot can still vary the procedure, but he had better have a damn good reason! I think such a step would be rather useful in complicated procedures such as surgical operations.
8 years ago @ Conservative Home - Mohammed Amin: Why Bar... · 1 reply · +1 points
Sharia is completely inconsistent with any British value one cares to name. It has no legitimate place in Britain, and any citizen advocating it is a traitor.