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"National healthcare: breeding ground for terror?"
It's Fox News. (However did you guess?) The National Review interviewee clearly hasn't got the slightest clue about how the NHS works: GPs are "civil servants", apparently, and their low prestige is such that many would-be doctors go off to become scientists instead.
You what? GPs are not civil servants, and their salaries are much higher than most scientists'. They're also about the most trusted people in the country. Oh, and while Birmingham's Muslim population is quite high, it's nowhere near 30%. It was 16.8% at the last census.
Edit: I'm told that the video may actually be a couple of years old. Even if that's so, it doesn't change anything else I wrote here.
Edit 2: The comments are worth a read, actually. This one was nice; "i want to stab myself in the face with a fork because of this video. Oh wait, if i did that i'd end up being treated by a terroist doctor! Oh no! What can i do!?"
"National healthcare: breeding ground for terror?"
It's Fox News. (However did you guess?) The National Review interviewee clearly hasn't got the slightest clue about how the NHS works: GPs are "civil servants", apparently, and their low prestige is such that many would-be doctors go off to become scientists instead.
You what? GPs are not civil servants, and their salaries are much higher than most scientists'. They're also about the most trusted people in the country. Oh, and while Birmingham's Muslim population is quite high, it's nowhere near 30%. It was 16.8% at the last census.
Edit: I'm told that the video may actually be a couple of years old. Even if that's so, it doesn't change anything else I wrote here.
Edit 2: The comments are worth a read, actually. This one was nice; "i want to stab myself in the face with a fork because of this video. Oh wait, if i did that i'd end up being treated by a terroist doctor! Oh no! What can i do!?"