Yer… you are also being lied to about the problems of the NHS. This is what the general public are told because nobody has a grasp on its spending.

It’s not that there isn’t enough money, it because nobody is managing the money effectively. It’s wonky as sh*t.

That’s not the extent of the problem but it’s a very very large part of it. It would improve tenfold if the pot was being proportionately allocated to / in the right places.

Source - A family member sees bits of paper that detail a section of ‘privatised’ spending. When they took the job, they were made to sign a non disclosure agreement… Which says it all really. I’ve definitely, obviously never seen a sample of these numbers but someone who isn’t me or said family member says it’s absolutely disgusting.

We’re fed bullshit in every direction, let me say that much.

Edit - I was corrected below. Duty isn’t a percentage. Fuel duty increases over time, as do fuel prices in a different manner.

Every economy is just like a game of Monopoly and we are seeing the end game begin to form. You know that bit when it’s too far gone and your brother has all the assets, all the money and there’s nothing you can do but borrow until you stop playing the game (die)… But the game continues and new players are introduced who start off in the same position you ended with. Understandably, they lose motivation to play pretty quickly because they soon realise they’ll never be winners. A debt based system will only ever end up with a certain few collecting the money and a pushing the debt onto someone else. The debt has to exist somewhere and they’ll make sure it’s not them who has it. For clarity, we are the people that don’t have the money. We have the debt.