youreavinalaff

Once again you fail to engage brain before commenting. It's quite simple. You are the only one commenting about this alleged something or other. That's it. Just you. Only you. So simple to see. Your sarcasm is misplaced. Humouros but misplaced. 🤣🤣🤣

You're the only one that thinks so. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Only 9 posts in. That's good going, even for you.

How is it money extorted from the British public?

It certainly did. It's there for all to see. Between 2004 and 2007 there were 12 additions to EU. All countries receiving more than they gave. From 2007 onwards the pound value slid dramatically. Coincidence? I don't think so. That's my opinion. You may disagree. That doesn't make me a liar. You need to take back that suggestion or apologise. Or both.

Emergency treatment is available to all. UK citizens are also entitled to follow up treatment all the time they are resident in UK. If, after their treatment is complete, they decide to live in a different country, fair enough. They are not committing fraud.

The comments I made are verifiable. As I said.

I don't know. Neither do you. If they have a decent private pension on top of state pension, the chances are they are paying. Either way, they would have been paying whilst working. Therefore, the treatment they receive from NHS is not free.

So, I didn't lie. You did though.

My point, the comment I quoted, was that those from afar are commenting on what they read. Not from personal experience. How can someone who lives in a foreign country, and has done for decades, know more than someone with real experience? Answer, they can't. Your opinion? It is just that. That's fine. I don't recall lying about anything. For you to suggest I'm a liar is somewhat defamatory.

Is it free? If a UK citizen has paid years of income tax and NI, is it free? The answer is NO.

He's not a medical tourist. The clue is when Transam says "went back to UK". He appears to be a UK citizen.

Look back at the posts. You'll see what I'm talking about. It in relation to the post I quoted. Were it not, I wouldn't have quoted it. I'm not sure what it is I claim to have had.

Indeed there are. That's the whole point of my comment. Do try to keep up.

Objection? No. It's in relation to the post I quoted. If you can't get your head around that, it's not my fault.

It is. You are more than welcome to come with me next time.

It's not a belief and it's not based on what is reported. It's based on experience.

No. It was in relation to the post I quoted. You taken it out of context.

The expansion of EU from a decent trading block to a gravy train had a bigger impact. Just look at the pound decling as more countries were allowed in.

I currently live in UK. Don't give a hoot what's happening in Belgium.

Doesn't answer the question I asked.

Isn't the idea of policies to create outcomes? I'd suggest giving doctors 22% and public sector workers 5.5% plus scrapping winter fuel payments for may pensioners will create outcomes. In fact Age.UK have already spoken about outcomes as have National College of Nurses Union. Outcomes not favorable to many of the public or the national economy. More that half of the black hole has been an outcome created by the pay rises.

But you've stopped since 4th July. Making your comment inane.

You obviously have not been following the increases in funding for NHS. Having spent many days in an NHS hospital in the last 2 months I can safely say funding and staffing is not the issue. It's how that funding and staffing is managed.

The increase was the boat arrivals facilitated by human trafficking gangs.