The national debt HAS increased significantly under Cameron. It has not been paid but has doubled.
It's increased because the government has to include the debt from RBS and Lloyds debt. The deficit has gone up surprisingly because wages have declined.

Income tax has gone down, and we see the core elite, core corporation does not contribute as much as the bottom 99%.

The rich are getting far far richer quicker than ever before while the rest of us are forced feed total bul1sh1t to comply and keep their hamster wheel turning.
It's time to raise, not lower, corporate income taxes.

Try telling that to Britain First types and the less vocal xenophobes. That'll be their main reason for voting 'out: Johnny Foreigner. And they aren't really trying to hide it to be fair.

And yes they are fools and what was Nigel thinking by that poster and sucking up to such people?

Still, if they are on the winning team they'll be fools no more.

CALIFORNIA is calling me louder and louder.

Might keep a Soviet style flat for the odd visit like the ones next to the Caterham Travelodge or a flashier one with neon buttons and shiny mirrors in the lift up to 17 floors like the one and probably more soon to go up in Purley. There's already some opposite Purley station.

They'll be everywhere soon and the young will have what they wanted. An over populated country without room to swing a cat or a lifestyle like their childhoods' after working all week in jobs in big businesses where wages are suppressed and the gap between workers and directors gets wider and wider. Fools.

I'll laugh when any of these leavers moan in years to come. At least they'll know they can go and work in a bar on the continent at the drop of a hat if they wanted or ever intended to. Good luck to them, they're gonna need it.

Edited by Rudi Hedman (21 Jun 2016 3.39pm)

It was actually 1939 Nick, just before WW2.

Life expectancy in 1902 was 57 for men, which is one of the reasons pension age was set at 65, very few working men actually reached 65. However, by pre-WW2 life expectancy was a good deal higher as medical advances, better living conditions and diet improved greatly.

It seems obvious to me that with the population of the world increasing greatly in the last 50 years it is not unreasonable for the population of the uk to increase as well. Indeed it is pretty much essential, as the uk population has been ageing and the working age population has been falling for many years, eventually the uk will be unsustainable, other than by finding more tax paying workers.