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On 03/02/2012 17:33, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
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No, that's what NI was supposed to do. It also seems to make a loss for
the state (ie taxpayer)

So would you privatize it while making it compulsory?

no, just let the state learn from the private sector work out how to make
it more efficiently.

RBS. I rest my case. And countless insurance companies have gone bust over
the years.


Countless! Absolute ********.

Still it's a funny world, isn't it, the RBS on a one off got the same
support that the NHS gets on a permanent basis. Still, only £12billion
for their failed computer operation - which will be blamed on someone
else, of course.


Talking of the NHS I see that Hinchingbrooke hospital in Huntingdon has
just appointed a private company to run it.

They have to cope with being saddled with a £38 odd mill debt. Be
interesting to see what they can do with it all..

Not 'agin state operation just that from most all I've seen of it its
not that efficient and usually rather wasteful..

Not that private operation is perfect but they usually have the
opportunity of going bust;!..

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Tony Sayer