That is, doesn't matter if you're a factory worker or an elected government official, your life (or that of your loved one) really doesn't count for much in Jolly Old:
"Ann Clwyd broke down as she spoke about the final moments of Owen Roberts, who contracted pneumonia after being admitted [to a hospital]. They had been married nearly 50 years."
But these things happen, right?
I mean, there's no evidence that the "caregivers" of the Much Vaunted National Health Service© mistreat or abuse their wards, right?
Um:
"[H]er husband was squashed against the side of his bed, his lips dry, and cold from a fan that had been turned on for a patient in an adjacent bay."
The Goddess of Irony does her best Cheshire Cat here:
"Ms Clwyd, the Labour MP for Cynon Valley since 1984 and Tony Blair’s former human rights envoy to Iraq" [emphasis added]
Through the looking glass, indeed.
But hey, don't just take my word for it:
"Ann Clwyd broke down as she spoke about the final moments of Owen Roberts, who contracted pneumonia after being admitted [to a hospital]. They had been married nearly 50 years."
But these things happen, right?
I mean, there's no evidence that the "caregivers" of the Much Vaunted National Health Service© mistreat or abuse their wards, right?
Um:
"[H]er husband was squashed against the side of his bed, his lips dry, and cold from a fan that had been turned on for a patient in an adjacent bay."
The Goddess of Irony does her best Cheshire Cat here:
"Ms Clwyd, the Labour MP for Cynon Valley since 1984 and Tony Blair’s former human rights envoy to Iraq" [emphasis added]
Through the looking glass, indeed.
But hey, don't just take my word for it:
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