IAF Retires A-4 Skyhawk
When was the NHS budget slashed, too many inefficient managers and too may layers. NHS budget has risen for years, eaten up by PFI and negligence claims. This year they have been given 8.5 billion which is 20% of the defence budget.
Look at how much money is due to waste and inefficiency.
The real tragedy is the defence budget and poor funding for operations in particular at the start of Iraq 2003 and Afghanistan.
Look at how much money is due to waste and inefficiency.
The real tragedy is the defence budget and poor funding for operations in particular at the start of Iraq 2003 and Afghanistan.
The issue with the NHS is simple. There is unconstrained demand for ever increasing (and costlier) services. Mostly to do with people living longer and demanding/requiring more care. There is simply no way to square that budget circle.
There will never be enough money in Christendom to "fully fund" the NHS. The sooner people understand that, the better.
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Originally Posted by air pig
The real tragedy is the defence budget and poor funding for operations in particular at the start of Iraq 2003 and Afghanistan.
There's a 10 percent relevant to this thread 
and that's the PFI bit of whatever the equivalent Europe use. Re the first batch of retired IDF/AF A-4 Scooters ended up as I mentioned earlier - with BAe Flight Systems contract to the Bundeswehr and NATO by providing adversary / aggressor services,
Cheers
and that's the PFI bit of whatever the equivalent Europe use. Re the first batch of retired IDF/AF A-4 Scooters ended up as I mentioned earlier - with BAe Flight Systems contract to the Bundeswehr and NATO by providing adversary / aggressor services, Cheers
