It's ok because it's the red team and they can do no wrong /sarcasm

you are all missing the point both tory and labour are bought and paid for by the israel lobby...this is why they are the two cheeks of the same arse NHS privatisation is one way israel will benefit from their political investments british weapons exports to israel will be another benefit the british army fighting iran on behalf of israel will be another benefit all the UK taxes will ultimately be funnelled into PFIs, operated by and benefiting israel rendering the UK people, slaves to the ethno supremists in israel if you vote likud on the 4th july, your children will be next...weinsteins and epsteins

Vote Independents. Sick to the back teeth with these two parties, rob the poor to pay the rich. He s two faced slimy git. He was treated for cancer on the NHS!!!

In my workplace the centrists are really excited about the prospect of a new, lying government with a different name. Sad, deluded people.

@@anncothromoir1018 Hang in there, we need all the sanity war can get for the future of this retarded planet.

his roots aint our roots ...Streeting is a traitor to the working class

Just like his master Queen Starmer.

Precisely

We could try and spread the word by sharing this video where we can.

WONT BE SAVED BY CONS OR DEMS EITHER

It's more than likely to be privatised under the guise of saving it

Starmer’s not a man; he’s a mouse.

My GP surgery is also in Lewisham, and has certainly declined over the 59 years I have been with them.

He would be the sort of GP I would like!

As a former Green Party activist (2011-2014) and three times a Green Party local election candidate in the London Borough of Greenwich, I wouldn't believe a single word the Green Party said. Their rhetoric is never matched by their actions.

Watch the great NHS hiest Bob gills film. Learn how they’ve, all parties have sold it off! Barb

@@mikeharvey9811 Indeed they have. The first NHS cuts were made in the mid-1970's by Barbara Castle as Health Minister, and the reduction in NHS capacity has continued from there. There used to be 7 hospitals in the London Borough of Greenwich in the 1970's. We now have one, catering for a much-increased and ageing population. When I started as a Pupil Nurse in 1985, NHS cuts were already making an impact on services.

Not if Mohammed gets in, go there and help get the vote out. She’s lovely, have faithful Barb

Yes. Yes it is.

@@clivet3252 we are already a conservative government and the countrys screwed already we have too many immigrants coming in and not enougth hospitals , doctors , schools and dentists and other services to cope with this big demand thanks to the idiot government

Both Labour and Conservatives have been responsible for reducing NHS capacity since the mid-1970's. Labour made the first NHS cuts in the mid-1970's, and the Conservatives continued them. The NHS was already starting to creak when I started as a Pupil Nurse in 1985. There is nothing to choose between either of them.

As a former Green Party activist (2003-2011) I would never believe the rhetoric coming from the Greens after seeing what they did when gaining control of Brighton & Hove Council (2011-2015), as they supported privatisation of services despite claiming they were opposed to outsourcing of local services. They also attacked low-paid council employees, wanting them to accept a pay-cut, causing three years of on-off strike action. This led to a mass departure of left-wingers from the party. In the London Borough of Greenwich in 2018, the Green Party advocated voting for the Conservatives to keep Labour out. The Green Party have even ceased being an anti-war party, and now supports NATO, complete with its nuclear first-strike policy. We must also not forget the Green Party wanted to remain in the European Union, thus supporting its right-wing, neo-liberal economic policies, which include having competition in public service provision, in other words privatisation, so to believe the Greens are now suddenly opposed to a neo-liberal policy like PFI is hard to believe.