15 July, 2008

WHY THE QUESTIONs

It's been a hell of a week for news. Not good news at that but to my way of thinking its about time this government started to realise that not everyone is the same and this thing with the national health and targets is so miss leading that I think that everyone has sort of lost the plot. The NHS was never mean't to be a business. It was designed to help people in need of medical assistance but over the years the NHS has grown and so has the population. So the increase in spending on the NHS had to increase but by the amounts that this government has put in we should have a great one . So what has happened to it?
It's the same with our roads the government say there are a million more cars on the roads than ten years ago but once again i say that means the government had one million more in taxes. so why is it every year taxes go up and why do we have the largest tax in the EU on fuel?
Every day in this country a minimum of 40 people become homeless for one reason or another some times they have luck on their side and are found accommodation. Which prevents them entering the cycle long term homelessness but why in this day and age is it still hard to place people in temporary accommodation?
I have always thought this to be the best country in the world for freedom and the help we can get when times are hard but I am now beginning to see that all is not as it seems.
Is there any good news about to come our way?

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Reality hits home jamie,but i thought with your background of street homelessness,where your really do see life for what it really is,the good,the bad,the indeferance in people,this would have stayed with you,as i has with me,after a lenghy peroid of being street homeless,? where abouts did you hang out.london? did you ever have a bash jamie..remember any of people on the streets...Remember were all once in the same boat..
bullring boy