NICE (National Institute for Clinical Excellence) is nice
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Q.E.D. (quod erat demonstrandum)
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please let NICE get on with the important work it has been tasked with.
reference:
1. http://news.bbc.co.uk/today/hi/today/newsid_7557000/7557973.stm
2. http://news.bbc.co.uk/today/hi/today/newsid_7557000/7557945.stm
Wednesday 13 August 2008
An open letter to the son of the Manse
Gordon, or should I say Mr Brown, you don’t know me and I don’t know you but I have been asked to pass on a message to you. The message is simple: Be steadfast in whatever you believe is right. Do not sway from your core beliefs even if it costs you votes within your party or your prime ministerial duties.
Politics is a dirty game and you know that better than most. However, politics can be a way of making a true difference in people’s lives. The core beliefs I hold dear and my mind tells me that you do too, are: respect of self and others, having good work ethics and financial prudence. My God, Britain needs all these now more than ever. A lot of people’s lives are being impacted adversely but something miraculous is also happening in Britain of today.
Less of telephoning people at home to canvass their views but more of work on global poverty reduction, trades agreement efforts and adopting strategies that will put the ‘great’ back into Great Britain. For now at least, put politicking aside. Be firm on your team of advisers. Don’t suffer fools gladly.
So, get to work Mr Brown. Do what YOU think is right. Follow your faith. And let God be the judge of what happens next.
Politics is a dirty game and you know that better than most. However, politics can be a way of making a true difference in people’s lives. The core beliefs I hold dear and my mind tells me that you do too, are: respect of self and others, having good work ethics and financial prudence. My God, Britain needs all these now more than ever. A lot of people’s lives are being impacted adversely but something miraculous is also happening in Britain of today.
Less of telephoning people at home to canvass their views but more of work on global poverty reduction, trades agreement efforts and adopting strategies that will put the ‘great’ back into Great Britain. For now at least, put politicking aside. Be firm on your team of advisers. Don’t suffer fools gladly.
So, get to work Mr Brown. Do what YOU think is right. Follow your faith. And let God be the judge of what happens next.
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