NHS deliberately overloaded so more die of strokes and heart attacks - depopulation..?

Hi ATS,

Here in the UK, 47 minutes is the current average waiting time for an ambulance if you have had a stroke or heart attack. People die within minutes of having either one of these dreadful episodes, and it seems to me that there is no concerted effort to stabilise the situation, people are being left to die, without anyone much raising a fuss about it in the halls of power - they are more focused on the state of the prime minister's press conferences...

I was taken to hospital in an ambulance after a car accident recently, and I waited for two hours outside in the ambulance, behind something like ten other ambulances with patients waiting to be treated who themselves were like myself, non-life threatening injuries, waiting for hours upon hours before a bed could be found for them. In the end, I decided I would discharge myself, and seek treatment with my GP. The paramedics were discussing their woes with me during this time, and all of them were saying how they can't afford their gas/electric bills, they're already doing as much overtime as is permissible, and they were needing to use food banks too. They are at their wits' end, and there is no relief in sight.

This country is in a #ing mess, and I have a strong sense that it is being done on purpose, WEF-inspired doctrine at every level in which they have penetrated the cabinet, and the government more broadly, we're drowning in the left wing ideology which offers a breeding ground for Klaus Schwab's poisonous doctrine.. Depopulation is on the agenda, as we all should know, and the current state of the NHS means that they are constantly enhancing the excess death statistics, indeed they can even blame those excess deaths on the state of the NHS, so it suits them down to a tee.

Just another reason to hate the WEF-driven cabal of elitists & banksters which is running this nation - and this world - into the ground. I don't know what else to say at this point.

Cheers,


FITO.

What makes you think the current gov/cabinet is 'left wing ideology'? Truss is determined to out Thatcher, Thatcher - unless you mean the constant U-turning, policies like cutting tax for the ultra-wealthy and the high chance she'll be the shortest lived PM in history is making Starmer/Labour seem competent?

a reply to: bastion

truss is a LibDem faking thatcherism and now more or less under house arrest with hunt as defacto pm..

a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

Well, it does seem to me with all the negative health effects of vaccines, that more and more people ARE having issues with strokes and heart attacks, so that alone would tend to overload the system. But what about the medical personnel, that has also been forced to take these vaccines? How are they holding up? Is there a shortage of health professionals? Then you have the overworked, unions strikes (due to bad working conditions) and employees just falling out due to pure exhaustion. This seems like a night marish, domino effect that is probably only going to get worse.

originally posted by: FlyInTheOintment
Here in the UK, 47 minutes is the current average waiting time for an ambulance if you have had a stroke or heart attack.

Strange... It is happening here in Canada as well. 4-5 hour wait in the ER, and 50 minute wait for an ambulance.

Some of our ER's are even closing because of lack of staff....

I think they fired too many un-vaccinated medical people...

a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

totally on purpose you have to get a stroke patient into casualty within 60 mins for treatment..

as an experience it proved to me the NHS is a dead man walking, we are just waiting for it to fall, I'll be shocked if it makes it to spring..

It's almost like the clot shots are overloading the ER.

No.


a reply to: v1rtu0s0

a reply to: ByteChanger

there are treatment windows when my mother had a stroke due to her underlying health condition the ambulance was there in 8 mins, mine with zero health condition took 45 and outside of window for treatment.. many on the hyper acute wards where my age and much younger with zero health conditions that healthcare has no idea how to treat they only understand health related strokes the rest of us are left to make our own recovery or not...

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

it doesn't really matter, healthcare as we knew it is dead on its feet as it is..

Countries where people do not eat healthy and have socialist style healthcare, are hurting so badly the governments are looking for ways to get rid of people who are sickly, or have the propensity to get sick easily.

The vaccines get rid of both groups efficiently and with growing effectiveness as people get their boosters.

That's not even a little bit true is it.

You clearly just made that up on the spot so you could do some anti Vax things.

Pointless and silly at the same time.



a reply to: carewemust

originally posted by: nonspecific
That's not even a little bit true is it.

You clearly just made that up on the spot so you could do some anti Vax things.

Pointless and silly at the same time.



a reply to: carewemust

Yes it can't be true because you are in denial.

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

I'm pretty sure we'd notice if the NHS was killing us all off.

It's nonsense and it's not even very good nonsense at that.

a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

The right leaning conservatives have been cutting funding for the NHS for the last 12 years and that is now starting to dramatically effect the service, also recruitment is suffering from similar underfunding.
I had to put right leaning as you dont seem to understand poilitcal parties here in the UK and seem to think they're more left? This started to happen when Thatcher came into power and started selling off parts of the NHS to private enterprise. Covid also placed a huge demand on the NHS and lots of appointments, surgeries and out-patients services were all postponed, some of these are 2 years behind.

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

Yes it can't be true because you are in denial.

You have absolutely no idea how the NHS works do you? The only person in denial here is you with your Doom Porn agenda, trying to twist any story you can to suit your bias.

a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

Wouldn't the number of sick people be what is overloading the health system?

Also, triage... because some 'emergencies' are not time critical.

a reply to: carewemust

Being lectured about healthy eating by an American is quite funny.

I also greatly prefer our NHS to your alternative.

I spent a week in hospital and didn't notice them trying to get rid of me.

Quite the opposite, in fact.

a reply to: Kurokage

people compare policy for policy which places the cons to the left of Starmers labour who are the low tax pro business party in the UK..

a reply to: Kurokage

No idea and no actual experience of our NHS, either.