A 'slow disintegration' of the NHS, having lasted decades already, with the NHS still one of the largest employers on the planet (!) .... and still ongoing, apparently to take, ahem, 'decades more' ...
Really ... this is classic Leftie stuff, and it does NOT stack up against reality.
Just as the spectre of WWIII breaking out, if the UK leaves the EU, also doesn't.
You've dodged questioning over what your true agenda is. You've definitely avoided accountability over EVEN what your NATIONALITY is. Now .. maybe you do have a right to withhold that information. But you're doing it for a reason - one which possibly disguises the really hostile nature of your anti-Brexit argumentation ? An agenda putting the interests of a power perhaps a rival one, before those of the UK .. ?
If I'm wrong ... I challenge you to prove it !
Decades already? Now, it's been 6 years. You do remember that the Tories haven't been in for decades, don't you? That people elected Labour to save it in 1997?
And education. I know some teachers in the UK, and I know they're far more demoralized now than they were under Labour.
My true agenda? You want my true agenda?
I like using my brain, that's my true agenda.
But then again it doesn't matter. This isn't life or death, you aren't going to change your vote talking to me not matter how right I am. So.... my agenda can't be that much if you're like the only British person I even debate about the EU with. I do know someone who's on the stay campaign though, I don't talk to him and haven't for a long while, but there you go.
You go looking for ghouls and demons and ignore answering the questions and looking at the points.
Six years, currently. Have there been no Conservative Governments before 2010 ?
Margaret Thatcher was accused of wanting to dismantle the NHS, and that was decades ago.
As for education ... I lament the demise of grammar schools. It's a way of saying goodbye to excellence.
... as to your agenda ... you ARE Left wing, you've established that. You remain secretive about your nationality. I am entitled to draw conclusions from that ... and, I do.
Yes, with a massive gap where Labour massively increased funding for education and health, and repaired the health service in 13 years, only to see it go downhill again.
As for my agenda, blah, blah, blah, shut the fuck up this got old already.
When did this happen then as we saw nothing but ward closures, doctor shortages and cronyism in the NHS during Labours 14 years in charge. As for education the levels were so poor in the 1990's that exams were tuned down to keep the pass rates up, and the migrants were given the cream of the schools only to destroy them.
Typical leftist when being shown up as incompetent, resort to personal attacks and anti social behaviour.
Satisfaction with the NHS overall
Please, go to this link.
Satisfaction with the NHS.
In 1997 it was at 34% for satisfaction. The lowest it's been since this chart starts.
In 2 years it rose to 46%, then dropped, probably due to MRSA which was as a result of Tory slashing.
This then went down to 38% but then rose every year until 2010, at which point it dropped massively.
I'm not saying Labour was perfect in any way. However they took the ashes of the NHS and they've turned it into a decent healthcare system.
And your argument about the 1990s, well... you do remember the Tories were in for most of the 1990s.
2010 was the FIRST YEAR under Labour where they had enough teachers. Before that they'd been offering trainee teachers 1,000 a month (for certain subjects) to train to become teachers. The 2010/2011 year they reduced this money massively because they had enough.
School workforce in England: November 2014 - Publications - GOV.UK
Click on main tables
Table 1 (excel spreadsheet)
In nursery and primary
In 2010 there were 200,900 totally regular FTE teachers. In 2014 this has gone down to 182,000. Even in 2000 there were more teachers than there were in 2014.
Full time regular teachers, gone down below the 2000 level.
Part time teachers has increased from 2000 but dropped against 2010.
Unqualified teachers has increased against 2000 and 2010 from 1,500 to 3,900 to 4,500
Head teachers have dropped from 10,500 to 8,200 to 7,300
In Maintained Secondary
total teachers has dropped from 198,500 in 2000, 213,900 in 2010 to 82,400 in 2010. Yes, there has been a rise in academies which changes all of this.
However academies are employing a lot more part time teachers, and massive amounts of unqualified teachers
In 2000 there were 2,100 unqualified teachers. In 2010 there were 9,000, in 2014 there were 3,600 in maintained schools and 8,000 in academies.
All in all teachers are leaving the profession, or turning to part time because they're not happy working full time.