lxjuice

I agree. I was talking to a Tory mate the other day who said the only reason he sometimes second guesses voting Tory is Jeremy Hunt.

WTF?? This is not just Jeremy Hunt. It's the entire front bench. Cameron knows about Hunt's ideals in opening it up to the free market and almost certainly shares them. Osborne delivered the lowest real term increase in NHS funding ever. If you are against Hunt then either vote for someone else or spoil your ballot.

I'm almost certain that Hunt is a merely a willing scapegoat for the future of the NHS. Some people need to wake up.

It's still 120mg IIRC. Amphetamines aren't like MDMA, below a certain point (50-70mg) the empathogenic effect is completely gone.

No-one said the election was fixed per se, but people are saying that FPTP is no longer fair and we should switch to PR. You did not address the 36/51% discrepancy, just the fact it was a relative majority.

Also the election might have been fixed per se because it seems the Tories fiddled their campaigning budget to make it appear under legal limits. Considering how hard and far reaching their propaganda campaign was that would have made a LOT of difference. New Labour would still be in if the Tories hadn't been able to convince everyone they fucked up the economy using the legal limit.

Have you co-ordinated which countries (or even study sites) that phase 3 will take place yet? What do you anticipate will be the entry route, e.g. self-referral or referral from counselling or psychiatric services?

I remember reading that the Wellcome Trust wouldn't fund any of the research due to reputational risks. The FDA is on board but do you think you'll face resistance from other international regulatory bodies (e.g. MHRA) for approval in other countries, once the studies are completed?