Friday, 10 February 2012

Gawd Help Me...

...but I look at this headline:


And think 'It's clearly still not enough!'
A new report has blamed poor access to sexual health services and says more work needs to be done with women at most risk of unwanted pregnancies, including teenagers, ethnic minorities and sex workers.
Well, of course! More work for NHS staff, local council 'outreach' staff, fakecharities...
Health experts have been unable to explain why repeat termination rates are highest in Croydon and have launched an urgent "deep dive" investigation.
Good luck with that! If London's an ocean, then Croydon surely is the Marianas Trench. Some scary things down there that shouldn't really see the light of day...
Eight women and one couple, each with a history of at least one termination, shared their experiences of Croydon's abortion service as part of the study.

When asked what changes needed to be made to services, one participant said: "Appointments, more staff, more promotion, good customer care, definitely, and more knowledgeable staff who can find the services you need and who are up-to-date with information."
Oh. I see. Because it's just impossible to find contraceptive advice in Croydon.
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8 comments:

  1. Brontosaurus10 February 2012 at 13:11

    I just wish to God there were more services and more incentives encouraging the feckless underclass all over the country to have more abortions rather than choosing to infest the next ever growing generations on the taxpayer/prisons etc.
    I would pray for it before our next meeting but that has just been declared unlawful.

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  2. Twitching10 February 2012 at 13:35

    That screeching noise you can hear in the distance is the wail of the freeloading underclass: "Gimme more, Gimmee Moar!"


    WV= pantsact. I kid you not

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  3. Anonymous10 February 2012 at 15:17

    "Oh. I see. Because it's just impossible to find contraceptive advice in Croydon."

    I was thinking more along the lines of sterilisation...

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  4. Captain Haddock10 February 2012 at 18:17

    "When asked what changes needed to be made to services, one participant said: "Appointments, more staff, more promotion, good customer care, definitely, and more knowledgeable staff who can find the services you need and who are up-to-date with information" ...

    And we're supposed to believe that those words came directly from a denizen of Croydon ?

    I mean really .. there's not a single "fing" , "innit" , "brotha" , "sista" , "blud" or "soulja" anywhere ..

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  5. Greencoat10 February 2012 at 18:53

    This country is becoming a moral cesspit.

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  6. Anonymous10 February 2012 at 20:23

    'ere Cap'n blood, foh dat kinda of chit-chat yoo need to go ta Bromalee - on de tram wheree dem Somali customs is just gettin ripe ya feel me?

    http://www.newsshopper.co.uk/news/9517878.Three_youths_in_custody_over_buttock_stabbing_at_Bromley_College/?ref=mc

    Ya getta a dam fine eja-makation at dat dere Bromalee College innit.

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  7. Anonymous10 February 2012 at 20:24

    http://www.newsshopper.co.uk/news/9517878.
    Three_youths_in_custody_over_buttock_stabbing_at_Bromley_College/?ref=mc

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  8. JuliaM11 February 2012 at 07:41

    "I would pray for it before our next meeting but that has just been declared unlawful."

    Heh!

    "WV= pantsact. I kid you not"

    That's what we need! A '(Keep It In Your) Pantsact'...

    "I was thinking more along the lines of sterilisation..."

    I'd have thought multiple abortions might eventually result in that.

    "Ya getta a dam fine eja-makation at dat dere Bromalee College innit."

    Buttock stabbing!!

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