State of the nation UK

If so many people want to move the UK, why do so many native born Brits want to move abroad?

If the economy is so healthy, why are more and more people on benefits?

If a welfare state is the best way to care for the people, why are so many people not working?

If the NHS is in a great state, why does the UK have so many cases of MRSA?

If the NHS is in a great state, why are so many NHS trusts in severe debt?

If Britain is a world power, why don’t we equip our troops with body armour and the best kit?

If Britain is a world power, why are our ships being mothballed, and our troops asked to take extra leave to save electricity?!

If political correctness is a good thing, why are we more segregated than ever?

If removing competition from schools is a good thing, why are we so bad at international sports?

If removing competition from schools is a good thing, why are we surprised when young people don’t know how the “real” world works?

If mass immigration from Eastern Europe has been good for the UK, why are all our public services falling over?

If mass immigration from Eastern Europe has been good for the UK, why is all of the above happening?

If the government is serious about the environment, why is public transport more expensive than going by car?

If the government is serious about the environment, why is public transport free for benefit junkies but not workers?

If all of the above is happening, why are we allowing Blair and the BBC to lie to us?

 

Let’s face facts, the country is in a mess, it’s time we got rid of these lefty idiots and faced up to the fact that life is all a competition. The sooner we tell our kids that the better. Let’s stop pumping lazy people full of benefits cash, they’ll soon start earning money. Let’s try to help people work rather than incentivising them to stop. Let’s help people work from home, reduce mileage and save the planet. Let’s make public transport usable by working people, NOT just those on benefits with a free bus pass. Let’s help the country by leaving if we can. I want to, don’t you?