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28/06/2010
Ravi's Blog: privacy is not in the tax-payers interest Ravi I have a regular Monday-shift every fortnight for a pharmacy in Crawley, near Gatwick Airport and I was recently asked to cover a full two weeks whilst the regular pharmacist took her holiday. Well, besides the huge uproar amongst tax-payers if we found out the NHS (tax-payers) were footing the bill for those illegally trying to enter or stay in the UK, I guess it's because they aren't eligible to be 'exempt'; but if the Government is paying for it anyway, it just seems they would prefer to pay more just to be able to claim the 'NHS' is not paying for it. |
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