Potential UK USA trade deal

[Rjk]

Anyone else get the feeling that any deal conducted between the right of the Tory party and the trump administration, both of whom have strong links to private healthcare is only going to end in the selling off of the NHS and anything else we've got.

Ttip will seem like a fond memory by the time this is all worked out. We will be desparate for any sort of a deal and end up getting shafted.

[life on mars]

Any trade deal after Brexit with a major player like the USA will do.
In relation to the NHS it's simply unfundable , and not sustainable , fees like the dentist charges , should be charged for certain non emergency type aspects of GP and A and E visits.

[Rjk]

Any trade deal after Brexit with a major player like the USA will do.
In relation to the NHS it's simply unfundable , and not sustainable , fees like the dentist charges , should be charged for certain non emergency type aspects of GP and A and E visits.

It is sustainable, if it is funded properly. Any alternative to the way it is funded will end up with us paying more.

Any deal with a big player is not automatically worth pursuing. Australia have a trade deal with the us, and it is suggested that they have the raw end of that deal.

[Eric Cartman]

Any trade deal after Brexit with a major player like the USA will do.
In relation to the NHS it's simply unfundable , and not sustainable , fees like the dentist charges , should be charged for certain non emergency type aspects of GP and A and E visits.

Have you even thought about this?

[Pearcey3]

Any trade deal after Brexit with a major player like the USA will do.
In relation to the NHS it's simply unfundable , and not sustainable , fees like the dentist charges , should be charged for certain non emergency type aspects of GP and A and E visits.

Any deal? Are you sure about this?
Do you have any evidence to assert your comment that the NHS is unfundable? Why is it that the NHS always ends up in crisis when the Tories are in power?

[Barry Shitpeas]

Interesting piece here looking at the UKs relationship with the US and how it could affect Europe.

https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/01/2...ean-order.html