WAKE UP PEOPLE: ARE SUFFERING AND DYING
Patients wait two years and longer for routine eye cataract operations. For several months with no end in sight, I endure a painful disabling tennis ball-sized hernia in my groin. Emergency: No examination.
REAL MEN ARE KIND AND COMPASSIONATE
I understand that only the strong can be kind. The weakest men are invariably aggressive. Therefore, a man’s task is to acquire strength, whatever that means. The forces of independence and the forces of independence.
A BOY OR A GIRL – WHAT IS BEST FOR YOU?
A pregnant woman asks her husband: – What are you waiting for, a boy or a girl? ‘‘ The husband replies: ‘If there is a boy, I will teach him math, we will work out together, teach him to fish, etc.’ Laughing, the woman asks: – What if […]
TAKING RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR OWN HEALTH
It is increasingly important that the people of the deindustrializing and increasingly impoverished Western Alliance assume greater responsibility for their personal health.
EAT TO LIVE DON’T LIVE TO EAT
we must remember: we eat to live, and not ‘we live to eat’. Our recommendations are not a short-term diet, this is how every person who wants to be healthy, live longer and better should eat’
GROWING HEALTH CRISIS IN EUROPE
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.
LETTERS IN THE TRENCHES
LETTERS IN THE TRENCHES . The post comes to us nightly, we hail the post with glee – Tho now we’re not as many as once we used to be: For some have done their fighting, packed up and gone away; And many lads are sleeping – no […]
Medical staff shortages cost 50 lives per day in England
Health Secretary Wes Streeting earlier this week said he was ashamed over long waits in hospitals exacerbated by a flu epidemic. Now, what a surprise that flu should peak in the winter? Would have thought it? Long waits at emergency wards across England led to an average of […]
DINING – HOW THINGS HAVE CHANGED
When dining back in the 1950s Only Italians ate pasta. Curry was a surname. A takeaway was a mathematical problem. A pizza was associated with a leaning tower. Crisps were plain; the only choice we had was whether to add salt or not. Rice was only served as […]
HOW COULD YOU EXPLAIN THIS?
NOTE: Our News and Views stories are contributed by readers and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Editor. A farmer was sitting at the local bar, nursing a drink and looking glum. A curious man walked in, saw him, and asked, ‘Why are you sitting here […]
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