UK Discovers $270 Million for Ukraine, But Not for NHS or Food Banks
RT reports the UK will spend $270 million equipping troops for Ukraine (Source: RT - Middle East) . This commitment comes after decades of underfunding the NHS, which is currently facing unprecedented waiting lists, and with countless families relying on food banks across the nation. One might wonder if the 'multinational force' includes a detachment to address the growing queues for critical
healthcare or the soaring energy bills that are plunging households into poverty. This isn't an isolated incident; it's a pattern. The UK consistently finds vast sums for military operations abroad while applying austerity at home. Remember the £10 billion allocated for a new aircraft carrier (HMS Queen Elizabeth) in 2017 while Universal Credit cuts deepened? The priorities are clear: projecting
military power, not securing the well-being of the populace it claims to represent. Perhaps a 'multinational force' could invade the Department of Health and Social Care and actually fix something.