The NHS Sinkhole

Cash injections versus assessment of alternatives and planning

The font of all knowledge, the Times, announced that the UK Chancellor will pour another £29 billion into a service which is failing the public in a significant way. The billions involved in the latest attempt to plug the National Health Service sinkhole made the two old geezers giddy.

As 'Trust the Evidence,' we should provide evidence to support such drastic statements. For once, we can let the MSM do that; the problem is so crass that even the current crop of journalists can report it. From rock-bottom satisfaction to massive waiting lists, to dwindling beds and crumbling infrastructure, to the steady increase in “senior managers” and the projected spend, elevating the NHS to the status of a European economy bigger than Greece and soon to be bigger than Portugal.

If we consider our Greek friends, then we can assume that each one works for the NH…