Clear and Present Danger

It seems that Spring is in the air and suddenly the air has turned nasty or should that be nazi....

Following on from Alan Johnson's announcement that we will have " De mentors" enlisted by the NHS to offer 'on the spot' tasering advice in their local neighbourhood when they see people smoking, eating or drinking too much.

Of course, national socialist health issues have to be exported and extolled to the masses. After all fascist campaigns like this have occurred before, Nazi Germany being one example:

Tobacco was opposed by racial hygienists fearing the corruption of the German "germ plasm" (i.e., genetic material), by industrial hygienists fearing a reduction of people's capacity to work, by nurses and midwives fearing harm to the "maternal organism."
Has Alan Johnson been reading the old Monatsschrift für Krebsbekämpfung(Monthly Anti-Cancer Journal) that the Nazi's put out?

Hat tip to Fidothedog at Lone Voice

And then courtesy of Pulse magazine for GPs It seems that the GMC are asking for more sweeping powers because the power hungry psychopaths who fuck up all the time or lie through their teeth want a second chance at stitching us up body wants to extend the grounds that may trigger a review of decisions, and create a time-limit to allow them to re-examine cases up to two years after they take place, or even longer in ‘exceptional circumstances’.

This is for their Fitness to Practise procedures.

"Nick Clements, head of medical services at the Medical Protection Society, said the changes would place doctors under unfair pressure.

He said: ‘ It seems to be a case of double jeopardy for the doctor. The GMC appear to be arguing for Carte Blanche to say, ‘we want to be able to revisit our own decisions in case we fucked up or were found lying got it wrong the first time’"

H/T to Jobbing Doctor

I dont know about you but I find this breaching human rights

I think the view of these two organisations and the government is akin to Weltanschauung. Jaundiced and in need of treatment A good general election with a 90% turnout is required.