How the NHS is letting my father die - by a top hospital consultant

The Daily Mail (U.K.) ^ | May 10, 2008 | SARAH ANDERSON

[muawiyah]

Sorry, when you plan on fighting the bureaucracy they will wear you down. That's the system. Been in place for the last 7,000 years too ~

Here's how you do it though. First of all you can fight but you won't win much for yourself, but recalling that the bureaucracy is going to be doing the same stuff to other people, your "win" can be turned into their "victory".

I and a couple of other folks once won a Veteran's Preference case against USPS. All I got out of it was a much better job with literate bosses ~ still beastly in many respects, but a cut above the last crowd.

Several years went by and "Carvin Marvin" Runyon took over as PMG and he decided the best way to "clean house" was to "clean house" and toss out folks even if they had Veteran's Preference.

This time management suffered some serious over-reach and instead of having only a handful of people to mess with and abuse they had several thousand.

Took me about 10 minutes to find out who was being hired as their lawyer, then I faxed a copy of my "win" to him ~ and they won and it cost you folks who pay postage pret'near a half billion dollars before it was all over.

Felt good.

Still didn't get much out of it but it'd been cheaper to have paid me a $1 million a few years earlier just to go away. But no, there's a type of bureaucrat who thinks he is on God's own mission to destroy the infidels or something.

How stupid of them.

And "Carvin Marvin"? Last I heard he was still in a semi-coma having suffered some seizures or something ~ dieing a long, slow, miserable death.

Most of the people who lied to him about the problems veterans present are also out of USPS ~ having retired or been fired, or just finding themselves wandering the lonely streets at night wondering where they went wrong.

It's gotta' be tough being a 1960s Liberal puke who hates the military. And I hope it hurts.