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YOU READ IT HERE FIRST: As governments run out of money – and they are – savings on healthcare are high on the agenda. This week Mark Rutte the General-Secretary of NATO advised EU governments to divert social services money to the Military Manufacturing Complex.

As a consequence, Hospital waiting lists lengthen. Hundreds of thousands of people are dying from health-related issues. In England alone, 55 lives are lost every day just on account of a shortage of hospital staff.

It is predicted that tourists will shun holidays on Spain’s Riviera Tourists because of the collapsing healthcare service.

PRESS RELEASE January 15 2025: World-class to kiss my ass. Given endless delays and an inability to provide a time scale for even the most basic operations, Torrevieja University Hospital in 2020 described as ‘one of the best in the world,’ it is no longer fit for purpose. Let that sink in.

There hospital apparently has no specialists in several health departments. Skin Cancer? Forget it. Need an endoscopy? Forget that too. Patients wait two years and longer for routine eye cataract operations.

For several months with no end in sight, a patient endured a painful disabling tennis ball-sized hernia in his groin. Because of a shortage of staff, he wasn’t even examined.

Topic-related Facebook groups are full of similar examples of the collapse of the stealth care sector.

Don’t bother to enquire about when an operation will be carried out; the specialists are clueless. This denies sufferers the opportunity to consider the private health sector.  

Suggestion: Visit a fortune teller and ask her to predict your future health. Take her prophecies to the hospital then sit patient and wait. A doctor will be out to see you – but not soon. END OF PRESS RELEASE.

IS THERE A SOLUTION:

Yes, you and your family can expect an explosion in healthcare issues like self-help courses, avoidance, self-protection, and alternative medicine, herbalism and distant healing such as Carol Everett’s Healing Sanctuary.