The UK

I have to ask just what the demonstrators in Manchester really want, yes the NHS still needs more money but much can be saved by stopping fraud, it is surprising that many managers in the NHS have no clinical qualifications at all, so if you have a CEO who is clinical trained he/she does not have a hope in hell running the hospital, it has often been said to me that the staff working in a hospital resemble an upturned triangle, the clinical staff are out numbered by admin staff, why do we need so many admin staff?, I understand we need some, but so many it makes you spin, if you look  at the staffing requirements of a hospital, not counting the clinical departments there are many, many Business departments each having a compliment of staff, and of course a manager, it makes no sense at all, it is all well and good having targets for the hospital to meet, so when they don't meet  the set target the hospital unit becomes involved in trying to get back to the target, meaning other things go by the board, that is not acceptable situation to place hospitals in, not very often do you hear good things about a hospital and when you do the media loves it when they unintentionally fall below their usual standard the hospital and staff are pilloried and hung out to dry, who in their right mind would get involved in this mad house?, not me. 

So yes support the NHS but look at it in a manner that looks at the whole situation not just argue about pay levels, be realistic we need the NHS we do not need UNIONS to destroy it!!.