Treasure islands

No one's really all that bothered, I don't think, Nolan. It seems to be wrapped up in the character of the country and its population. It's just how Britain is. Someone told me the other day that Britain is considered exotic because of all its eccentricities. How about that? Britain exotic? Maybe there are bigger fish to fry after all, like how essential welfare services can be handed to over leveraged private equity companies and run down whilst these new private monopoly providers hike up the cost to pay off their debts rather than simply going bust. They can because they either directly rip off the exchequer or get the government to introduce legislation such as that which makes you sell the family home to pay for care until there's nothing left. They're thieves. But this kind of theft is legal and government policy. No wonder we have such loss of faith among the disenfranchised. Bigger fish to fry. Let the rich enrich themselves. Let them salt it away.