Immigration Plays Havoc with NHS
The mass Third World invasion of Britain is playing havoc with the National Health Service’s General Practitioner records, with hundreds of thousands of vanished “patients” clogging up the system.
The BBC incorrectly ascribes this to duplication, whereas in realty the extra numbers are more likely to be the result of faulty population estimates.
According to the BBC report, there are around nine million people registered with GPs in London. In July 2010, Greater London had an official population of 7,825,200. In 2009, it was estimated by the London School of Economics that there were at least one million illegal immigrants in Britain, most of them in the capital.
In addition, names are continually pruned off GP lists if they do not respond to two written requests by the practice. Poor English skills are often blamed for a failure to communicate with a surgery, but this only tells a part of the story.
In January 2010, the Tory-Lib-Dem government announced that NHS treatment would be available for failed asylum seekers “to ensure their human rights are honoured” even if they have not left the country.
Meanwhile, tuberculosis rates –caused directly by immigrants from the Third World have increased by 30 per cent last year, and the cost of translation services is proving crippling to many NHS trusts.
Would-be patients must wait seven weeks on average for a hospital bed and at any one time, up to half of all the NHS trusts are in the red.
The problem is exacerbated by government (Labour, Tory and Lib-Dems alike) policy which continually spends money on projects other than its own nation’s interests.
In Germany, by way of comparison, there are 20 intensive care beds for every 100,000 citizens. In Britain, it is three—the lowest ratio in Western Europe.
Yet still the ruling elite seek to invite ever-greater number of Third World immigrants into Britain. The unfolding disaster will only end when the scoundrels and crooks in Westminster are removed from office—by a nationalist government that puts the interests of the British people first.
