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NHS staff are complaining that patients are refusing to be treated by non-white doctors and nurses. It’s not because of “racism.” It’s because frontline care is getting worse after thousands of foreign doctors and nurses who barely speak English, lack compassion, and have fraudulent qualifications have been hired in...

156,948 просмотров • 1 месяц назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Lee Harris
Lee Harris1 месяц назад

I hope your wife is feeling better, Connor. 🙏

Фото профиля Connor Tomlinson
Connor Tomlinson1 месяц назад

Thank you, sir. She's been given seven days' worth of blood-thinning injections, which I'm administering morning and night. The swelling and pain is going down, but the clot is still there. She needs a DVT ultrasound to determine the next course of action. The hospital was supposed to call and book one in yesterday, but hasn't. If they don't call with an appointment today, we'll go private — though that isn't ideal, because the hospital would still have to prescribe injections at the right dose to see her through pregnancy and the weeks after birth. The lack of urgency and cumbersome NHS bureaucracy is alarming. On top of that, my Nan just got taken in overnight for treatment related to her chronic blood cancer. Been a stressful few days for my family.

Фото профиля Lee Harris
Lee Harris1 месяц назад

I'm so sorry to hear that mate, I was horrified reading about you and your wife's experience with the NHS - It's terrifying to hear what's happening, I would have lost my mind. You are doing a fantastic job looking after her, despite being let down so badly. I'm also so sorry to hear about your Nan. Nan's are the absolute best. My thoughts are with you and your family. 🙏

Фото профиля Kel
Kel1 месяц назад

I’m a 54 yr old white English man. Since Covid I’ve been diagnosed with A.S immune disease. My Rheumatologist is an Indian woman. On my first appointment she told me that I’m white privileged, weak and the English have done terrible things to India.. wtf🤬

Фото профиля Connor Tomlinson
Connor Tomlinson1 месяц назад

Available on YouTube, Substack, and Spotify:

Фото профиля Kathy Parr
Kathy Parr1 месяц назад

There's an ongoing government imposed cap on UK students for medical school training places in favour of international students. Plenty of talented UK youngsters would love to train as doctors, but they are deliberately denied this opportunity. Shameful

Фото профиля Kevin Fox
Kevin Fox1 месяц назад

So, I just did a quick check and found out that if, as a British national, I wanted to go and work in Nigeria or Ghana most of my documents (educational qualifications, police record check, passport, etc.) would first have to be legalised. Since neither Nigeria nor Ghana are signed up to the Hague apostille system the documents, as well as notarization and apostille would require to be legalised by the issuing body AND the Nigerian/Ghanaian embassy in the UK. For them to come here, however, the British government DOES NOT require those measures. They leave verification up to the employer, and the NHS seems reluctant to do that, preferring instead to "take their word for it" that all the documents are genuine. Maybe if our government started putting into practice the same procedures as all these other countries apply to Brits who want to work in their homeless, many of these fakes (like the South Asian psychiatrist it took 20+ years for the NHS to find out never qualified) would never get a work visa. But we can't do that because that would mean civil servants having to actually come into the office 5 days a week and CHECK paperwork and carry out due diligence as opposed to their current system of having the paperwork emailed in and just issuing the visa. The NHS doesn't want to do the due diligence because it would mean even more useless administration staff being brought in. There's also the risk they'd find out BEFORE the person started to work, that their qualifications were fake/obtained fraudulently and then they'd have to take on a British doctor or nurse, at a higher rate of pay, to fill the vacancy.

Фото профиля Sheila Williams
Sheila Williams1 месяц назад

This is absolutely true Connor! Thousands of fraudulent documents found from overseas worker in the NHS and Care homes.

Фото профиля Tracy
Tracy1 месяц назад

Are foreign doctors an NHS liability? The stats are terrifying: 3/4 of struck-off medics are foreign-trained, and the GMC just let 22 doctors banned abroad treat UK patients. The uniparty caps medical spots for British kids and imports cheap labor instead. Time to train our own!

Фото профиля Venutius
Venutius1 месяц назад

I worked in the NHS. You should hear how the Africans speak about the Indians and how the Indians speak about the Pakistanis and vice versa. So yes, there’s racism but it’s not what we’re being led to believe.

Фото профиля Dave lots of numbers 😝
Dave lots of numbers 😝1 месяц назад

Or have fraudulent degrees 😳

Фото профиля Gærsstapa
Gærsstapa1 месяц назад

It is because of racism, and that's ok. People have noticed the pattern, and are responding to the pattern. Don't deny it, embrace it. Learn to accept that white folk, and by proximal distance yellow folk, are simply better than the third worlders.

Фото профиля Mark Scott 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
Mark Scott 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿1 месяц назад

NHS hospitals have become dangerous places.

Фото профиля The Purple Pimpernel
The Purple Pimpernel1 месяц назад

No. It’s definitely because of racism.

Фото профиля Lockstock
Lockstock1 месяц назад

@boot15_vu I nearly died because of a DEI hire In a life threatening situation, no empathy, did not perform the proper checks, wheeled onto a bed in A&E to be forgotten about. Luckily shift changeover happened and I was rapidly seen to, gold star service after that point!

Фото профиля Jamais Vu 🏉
Jamais Vu 🏉1 месяц назад

Bang on the money and well said, Connor. 👏🏽

Фото профиля Watchman of Albion
Watchman of Albion1 месяц назад

Turns out if you import your healthcare from the 3rd world, you get 3rd world healthcare.

Фото профиля .
.1 месяц назад

Are we just supposed to not notice that every hospital is now staffed by obese, lazy female Africans who kiss their teeth if you ask then to get off their fat arses and actually do their job?

Фото профиля Truth Seekers Forum
Truth Seekers Forum1 месяц назад

Experienced this 20 years when daughter was in hospital,foreign Doctor was checked by a British Nurse for prescription he wrote. Argument insued between them, doctor told to leave. Still not sure was he was about to prescribe my daughter Only British doctor since Do not risk it

Фото профиля Lady Fiery#WeAreSoF**ked🇺🇦🌻💙😷🇪🇺⭐🕯#RejoinEU
Lady Fiery#WeAreSoF**ked🇺🇦🌻💙😷🇪🇺⭐🕯#RejoinEU1 месяц назад

You are proof it's racism. Every word you say is a lie based on no evidence and said only as race baiting.

Фото профиля Tracy
Tracy1 месяц назад

The data proves it: importing cheap foreign labor instead of training our own kids is not a net benefit to the UK. It leads to higher performance investigations, vetting scandals, and a complete betrayal of British medical students. Time to lift the caps and train our own!

Фото профиля Tracy
Tracy1 месяц назад

The data is completely clear. NHS Resolution admits foreign-trained doctors face a higher rate of performance and capability investigations. With 3/4 of struck-off medics coming from overseas, it’s time to stop

Фото профиля Right is Wrong
Right is Wrong1 месяц назад

Nope. It's racism, pure and simple. BTW, You're no Christian as you share none of the values of Jesus.

Фото профиля Nazreen Bibi
Nazreen Bibi1 месяц назад

The irony is the NHS is blamed for recruiting overseas doctors and nurses yet if there are so many qualified British professionals ready to fill these roles, where are they? Why aren’t they applying and staying? Competence isn’t determined by skin colour. Black and brown professionals lead some of the world’s biggest organisations. The issue is workforce planning, not diversity.

Фото профиля Oli Soldado
Oli Soldado1 месяц назад

Sorry about the NHS with your wife Connor. Saw that yesterday. Going through comparable but not similar things. Hope you’re all well.

Фото профиля Shirley-Ann Rome
Shirley-Ann Rome1 месяц назад

Surely it’s common sense that you must be able to speak/ understand English if you work in English speaking countries, especially if you are working in public service 🙈

Фото профиля Zarvik
Zarvik1 месяц назад

Wait until you discover that Imported NHS staff are responsible for 60% of all RAPE & sexual assaults on UK native patients Dont leave loved ones alone NHS spends millions of taxpayers money pa on gag orders against victims of rape & SA GMC NMC & NHS ALL cooperate to hide RAPEs

Фото профиля LW
LW1 месяц назад

My brother was in hospital - Kings College, dying. Bowels - Cancer - Tried to make it to the toilet but his bowels exploded over the floor. The black South African nurse told him to get it cleaned up & left his room. She was reported & removed from that ward! Not racism!

Фото профиля Kym Humphries
Kym Humphries1 месяц назад

It's people like Connor that will turn this country into a 3rd world country because of his stupidity and obvious racism. We don't have enough skilled workers. No one has ever turned away qualified white British doctors. Full of lies.

Фото профиля Militaristic hipster
Militaristic hipster1 месяц назад

Who thought it makes any sense hiring care workers who don't speak the language? You have to explain, often in finer details what you feel and what happened to you recently?

Фото профиля Head of the Buddha
Head of the Buddha1 месяц назад

I mean isn't it your right to refuse medical care from someone who may be biased against you and therefore ill-suited to give you proper care? Makes sense to me.

Фото профиля Greer Grant 🦕
Greer Grant 🦕1 месяц назад

It’s not racist to expect to at least be able to understand them. If it’s not the heavy accent it’s also speaking quietly so anyone hard of hearing is doubly flummoxed Have been following your posts re your wife’s dreadful care with increasing horror. It’s unacceptable from NHS

Фото профиля Based Guitar 🎸
Based Guitar 🎸1 месяц назад

@RedGhostLover Relevant:

Фото профиля Dawn King
Dawn King1 месяц назад

My pregnant daughter was in hospital for hours yesterday waiting for treatment her consultant said she needed immediately. He sent her to maternity care, he even called them beforehand but she still waited over 4 hours before being put on a drip

Фото профиля Rob Mumford
Rob Mumford1 месяц назад

The real issue is people want qualified staff who speak and understand English properly. I have experienced white drs who can’t speak English and ‘ethnic’ drs who were fantastic. People who turn this into racism are the racists not those who want competency

Фото профиля Chris Emsell
Chris Emsell1 месяц назад

Bollocks. So much misinformation in this post. You and anyone who refuses to be treated by medics with black and brown skin should go to the back of the queue.

Фото профиля Jules
Jules1 месяц назад

I hope your wife and babies have been treated now. Sadly, the NHS has been in this state for years. No amount of funding will help. I urge you to line up a private Hospital for the birth or any snags you may encounter along the way.

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