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Private health and military hospitals are as quite good. But you do not want to go near a government hospital.
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Now that really is a tax haven. Though it is made up for by the bribes one must pay and the bodyguards that need hiring.Originally posted by Old Greg View Post
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Fact of the matter is that the eastern countries are ripe for dominance in the next few centuries for a few good reasons. They have the knowledge. (We gave it to them or they stole it) They have the people and most of all they have the hunger.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostLook I'm not suggesting the Indian and Pakistani governments do a great job of looking after the people; they obviously don't. I just don't think they're likely to take financial or economic advice from Western governments seriously while we can't get our own bloody house in order.
The reason why England _was_ a dominant force in the previous few hundred years was that we had people that would work for nothing and a master class with greed and vision of dominance...
Until we make our sub working class motivated to become working class or starve then we are dead in the water.
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I think the vast majority of them earn less than the UK personal allowance. So perhaps it is right they should not pay tax. Comparing like with like.
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Look I'm not suggesting the Indian and Pakistani governments do a great job of looking after the people; they obviously don't. I just don't think they're likely to take financial or economic advice from Western governments seriously while we can't get our own bloody house in order.
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They will, eventually.Originally posted by bobspud View PostAnd they don't bother feeding their poor...
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It might, seeing as it's coming from a low level, but raising taxes won't help here.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostI doubt their health system is that great. Taxation might help.
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