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Nhs Doctor And Uk Pharmacist Who Became Nazi-Style Torturers For Isis
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Where you ever treated by this doctor or did you go to this pharmacist for your medication?
Where you ever treated by this doctor or did you go to this pharmacist for your medication?
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but first a logical fallacy from Mushie - v rare
it does not make sense to take Indian doctors as they have been trained elsewhere as that fills the gap in english trained doctors who troop out on invitation to oz and NZ
2004 or thereabout another round of disreorganisation of the NHS resulted in a reallyc rap deal for UK junior doctors The govts of Oz and NZ actually placed adverts in the BMJ saying - feeling undervalued? it is a gt life in Oz.....
The dept of Health said 'it didnt care'
were you treated by the ISIS doctor who tortured innocent people ?
No but I have been to a few dentists here tho;!
ter - daaah !
we havent had that have we?
but first a logical fallacy from Mushie - v rare
it does not make sense to take Indian doctors as they have been trained elsewhere as that fills the gap in english trained doctors who troop out on invitation to oz and NZ
2004 or thereabout another round of disreorganisation of the NHS resulted in a reallyc rap deal for UK junior doctors The govts of Oz and NZ actually placed adverts in the BMJ saying - feeling undervalued? it is a gt life in Oz.....
The dept of Health said 'it didnt care'
were you treated by the ISIS doctor who tortured innocent people ?
No but I have been to a few dentists here tho;!
ter - daaah !
we havent had that have we?
1975 - 60% junior doctors were Asian ( foreign medical graduates ) so if Sqad is right - it changed pretty quickly.
It didnt of course - cheap labour in the NHS and elsewhere was pioneered by one - - - Enoch Powell.
One of his achievements that is quietly forgotten
If you look it up - Enoch Powell was Min of Health 1962 just in case 90% Abers exclaim in unison "dat not true. dat gobbledegook, dat is !"
It didnt of course - cheap labour in the NHS and elsewhere was pioneered by one - - - Enoch Powell.
One of his achievements that is quietly forgotten
If you look it up - Enoch Powell was Min of Health 1962 just in case 90% Abers exclaim in unison "dat not true. dat gobbledegook, dat is !"
Wow Isis must be very special and genuinely have Allah on their side if they don't even have to get a match for transplanted organs- I mean why do we have to have waiting lists to get a match when apparently you can just stick any old organ into an injured Jihadi in some under equipped war torn hell hole?
My eye.
My eye.
//If you look it up //
I did. mr powell was minister for health from 1960 and during his tenure to 1964, the ministry of health was not responsible for recruitment, being instead in the hands of local health authorities.
//cheap labour in the NHS .... was pioneered by one - - - Enoch Powell. // dat bunkum dat is......
I did. mr powell was minister for health from 1960 and during his tenure to 1964, the ministry of health was not responsible for recruitment, being instead in the hands of local health authorities.
//cheap labour in the NHS .... was pioneered by one - - - Enoch Powell. // dat bunkum dat is......
It's only about £60,000 a day for the NHS.
£285,000 a day total for tax-payers.
Of course, a lot of these people speak English just fine but there are, at times, certain obvious advantages to pretending you can't.
And before you ask, no, I can't break it down country by country, continent by continent or even what % is fraudulent.
£285,000 a day total for tax-payers.
Of course, a lot of these people speak English just fine but there are, at times, certain obvious advantages to pretending you can't.
And before you ask, no, I can't break it down country by country, continent by continent or even what % is fraudulent.
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