
Well, it seems the BMA has been infected by some of the 'fuck you' mentality that Dr Rant lives for.
On Sunday, Dr Rant suggested:
- Belatedly, the BMA are showing signs of recognising the error of assuming they are dealing with the well-intentioned. They are beginning to realise that the piper calling the tune is a tone-deaf psychopath with no musical or medical knowledge and highly questionable friends.
And right on cue the BMA leader, Hamish Meldrum (pictured above, to the right of Lord Kitchener's arm), issues a press release billed as a 'rallying call to family doctors'.
In a letter sent to 42,000 UK GPs, Meldrum says “At a time when GPs and the wider NHS should be celebrating the achievements of general practice we seem to be facing a constant barrage of unjustified and at times malicious criticism”. Exactly what we've been saying for some time now. The lying evil fucks.
He goes on to point out that "The profession is under threat from local NHS deficits, private sector encroachment and an unprecedented volume of misinformation, including, what appears to be, politically-inspired doctor-bashing." and has included a leaflet rebutting the government propaganda and lies.
Meldrum accuses the government of attempting to blame GPs to "will divert attention from where the real blame lies" [I wonder where that could be? - Ed.], which is spot on.
Most importantly, says Dr Meldrum, “general practice is judged by what we do, the way we treat our patients, the consideration, dedication and compassion of a caring profession. I am confident that these values remain as strong as ever but it is vital that we don't allow the present distractions to affect the core values of the work that we do.”
Thank fuck the BMA are finally beginning to understand what is going on, and that appeasement and Quisling collaboration is not working.
Dr Rant likes to join the BMA from time to time in order to resign in disgust when the occasion justifies it. But, if we are going to save any of the NHS. If we are going to save the patients from lying in their own shit and vomit while the Royal Bank of Scotland and the other PFI fat cats laugh all the way to the...er...bank. If we are not going to be afraid to be admitted to our own hospitals. Then we need to all work together to get rid of the lying, evil fucks who are gutting our public services with their crackpot schemes and corporate cronyism.
Doctors! Your profession needs YOU!









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The way for the medical profession to regain some public respect? Go on a nice long strike, demanding better pay and conditions. I mean, there are only 5000 doctors trained yearly. God bless the BMA.
Strike?
No chance! There are still to many idealists in medicine for that.
Our problem is one of political naiveity........the public respect us more than they do politicians or journalists (understatement of the year). We need to take on the politicians and the journalists in their own backyards.
Hamish Meldrum has set the ball rolling, and we need to follow it down the hill like a boat load of Vikings who've had a sense of humour failure.
Hamish also has the distinction of being a thoroughly decent and nice bloke, and one that can hold his ale at that!
Mustard
Hamish has done a superb job for us with this launch.
Gps are going to have to fight to keep our niche intact. I think we'll have a bigger and better one when the battle has settled.
Patsy Hewitt's credibility is fast slipping away. When very loyal Labour memebers/MPs such as Alice Mahon start writing this-
http://comment.independent.co.uk/commentators/article2198392.ece
then Patsy and NHS is finished.
Ah! Is that what treforr was on about yesterday?
Bretheren, St Hamish has spoken and we must follow his banner into the sunlit uplands.
I take as my text Romas ch 13 vs 12 "The night is far spent, the day is at hand: let us therefore cast off the works of darkness, and let us put on the armour of light."
The night is indeed far spent, and it is ALMOST too late for the BMA to do anything. Now surely is the time for us to gird our loins,put on the armour provided by St Hamish, and park our javelins on Mrs Hewitt's lawn.
As St paul nearly said in 2 Corinthians ch6 vs 2 "now is the accepted time; behold, now is the day of salvation." i.e. NOW is the time to get rid of the evil lying fucking scum that are ruining this country and our profession.
May Hamish and all the saints bless you all, my children.
Rev Dr Green.
Good luck to them, but it's certainly a strange start. A letter to GPs and a "leaflet" that is factually accurate but a pain to read? I'm not a doc, but I would assume the BMA's responsibility is to represent docs, not natter to them while there's an obvious consensus.
The thing that sticks in people's minds, outside of their personal relationship with a doctor, is "£250,000 a year, jammy git". It won't make a difference to most people if you say "Actually I only earn £95,000 and you really should take into account superannuation."
The response from doctors should be a string of "My patients have to wait 13 weeks to SEE a physio.", "The waiting lists are so long, my letters to the hospital are on a waiting list." or "My patients seen by nurse practioners have a higher mortality rate."
Okay, I'm hoping the last one was a little extreme.
-Graduate receptionist
Even Meldrum's getting in a panic! I think you lot have been rumbled at last. The public are starting to demand you justify your extortionate wages. Now that's a novel idea, eh?
Anonymous
Explain to me again why my lot have to justify our contracted wages to anyone.
"The public are starting to demand you justify your extortionate wages"
The the public are fucked.
My wages are £200 per hour. Just like architects and solicitors and accountants.
Not the £45 per hour the NHS pays us because it has us over a barrel.
So, if you want market forces to determine rates, then you had better prepare yourself for a nasty shock, because we're pretty fucking valuable.
Don't agree? See a fucking Nurse Practitioner and take your chances.
Is it safe for me to assume you all read Private Eye?
If you don't, you should.
Latest issue's Health Special (p30) is worth a read.
I'll buy a copy when I pop in for my 20 Bensons later Sir Henry old boy!
Doc M
It's always worth a read. It frequently has a full-page 'Health Special'; and in those issues it doesn't, it'll have a half-page section called 'Doing the Rounds'.
Almost every issue also has a full page devoted to PFI, sometimes NHS-related, sometimes not, sometimes a mix. But as it's the same bunch of fraudulent twats doing it whether they're fucking-over the NHS, or Education, Civil Service, Defence ... whatever, then it's always worth reading just to keep yourself up to speed with what we're dealing with. Same names keep coming up.
It's issued fortnightly and I never miss it. I can't actually do anything about what I learn, of course, but I do like to know just the same. If everyone knew what's going on in this country Tony's crew would be replaced by a citizens' assembly in about five minutes ... and they'd all realise the full significance of the Big Brother house et al (I haven't had a television for twelve years - wont have one of these brain-rot-boxes in the house).
Of course, Private Eye is a snotty little rag in places, but who's perfect? Certainly not me.
Have you ever read the research on people watching television and the effects on the brain? I'm sure you'd agree that brains are like muscles: use 'em or lose 'em. ... A whole bunch of kids were set to watching telly while their brain energy consumption was measured (easy to do, and is a perfect measure of how hard the brain is working). Same bunch of kids were then set to looking at a blank wall while their brain energy consumption was measured. Yes, that's right. How on earth did you ever guess? Brains work harder looking at a blank wall than they do watching telly. Use 'em or lose 'em. That's why I call it the brain-rot-box and wont have one in the house.
I've also given up on a few drugs in my lifetime - alcohol, gambling, codeine, cannabis. Going cold-turkey on them all produced the same symptoms in me: a period of 2-3 weeks where I was distracted, twitchy, couldn't concentrate properly, irritable, wondering what to do with myself - the usual suspects. When I gave up the telly, I HAD EXACTLY THE SAME SET OF SYMPTOMS for about the same 2-3 weeks.
Telly is a fucking drug, and the masters of the universe have got our young and our upcoming generations hooked on it, to divert everyone from what THEY are up to.
Do a little experiment on yourself. Go home one night after work, have your tea or whatever, then about six o'clock, sit in front of the box and watch it (doesn't matter what programs you watch, they're all the same diversionary shite, even the news) for a full five or six hours, just like millions of people do every day of the week, then switch off and go to bed, just like millions of people do every week. Next day, follow your usual routine but this time after your tea, sit down and try and write an essay on everything you watched on the box the night before. List the programs (if you can), and write all the detail you remember about what you saw. I'd be very surprised if you can even manage one side of A4.
I'd ban the fucking box if I could.
Latest Private Eye Health Special - Meadows was a bit Mengele-ish wasn't he.
Anyway, better nip off for a word with my trick cyclist ...
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Yeah, but the majority of docs are predominately a bunch of whining tory toffs who consider themselves above any kind of moral reproach, lets face it.
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