Brown is a sanctimonious rogue with unlimited greed. Unlimited means well over £500 billion a year and that is just what he admits to. He is getting it up by at least 6% a year which is well over the claimed rate of inflation. Of course the inflation is something he uses to make us poorer. Cranking up the printing presses to make more money has a huge profit margin for him. The cost of production is well under 1%.
He
is also a canting rogue who claims that he is taxing fairly and doing
it all for our own good. This has the minor advantage of proving that
he is a liar. Notice that he boasts how much he is spending per person
but says nothing about how much he is taxing the average man.
Also that he spends more than he screws out of us. He just loves to
spend. Here are some numbers from Her Majesty's Treasury web site.
This Is Money tells us that the average pay in 2005 was £28,210 in 2005. The
tax man spent £8,700 for every man, woman and child. That did not leave much for
a man to live on. Then there is the matter of robbing future generations using
post dated cheques. He calls it Private Finance Initiatives.
The first panacea for a mismanaged nation
is inflation of the currency; the second is war. Both bring a temporary
prosperity; both bring a permanent ruin. But both are the refuge of political
and economic opportunists.
Ernest Hemingway
That covers Blair as well as
Brown
From http://prebudget.treasury.gov.uk/page_08.html - 2002 pre budget report
Spending Taxing Spend per head
£420 billion £400 billion £7,000 2002
£455 billion 2003
£482 billion 2004From http://prebudget2003.treasury.gov.uk/page_08.html
Spending Taxing Spend per head
£460 billion £423 billion £7,800 2003
£487 billion 2004
£519 billion. 2005
Spending up 9.5%From http://budget2004.treasury.gov.uk/page_09.html
Spending Taxing Spend per head
£488 billion £455 billion £8,000 2004
£520 billion 2005
£549 billion 2006
Spending up 6%From http://budget2005.treasury.gov.uk/page_09.html
Spending Taxing Spend per head
£519 billion £487 billion £8,700 2005
£549 billion 2006
£580 billion 2007
Spending up 6.4%From http://budget2006.treasury.gov.uk/page_09.html
Spending Taxing Spend per head
£552 billion £516 billion £9,200 2006
£583 billion 2007
£610 billion 2008
Spending up 6.4%http://budget2007.treasury.gov.uk/page_09.htm
Spending Taxing Spend per head
£587 billion £553 billion £9,650 2007
£615 billion 2008
£644 billion 2009
£674 billion 2010
Spending up 6.35%
Where taxpayers money is being spent in 2008
Spending Taxing Spend per head
£618 billion £575 £10,100 2008
£647 billion 2009
£680 billion 2010From http://prebudget.treasury.gov.uk/page_08.html - 2002 pre budget report
Total public spending is expected to be around £420 billion this year, around £7,000 for every man,
woman and child in the UK. It is set to rise to £455 billion in 2003-04 and to £482 billion in 2004-05.
Chart: Where taxpayers' money is spent
Total managed expenditure in 2002-03 - £420 billion
From http://prebudget2003.treasury.gov.uk/page_08.html
Where taxpayers' money is spentTotal public spending is expected to be around £460 billion this year, around £7,800 for every man, woman and child in the UK. It is set to rise to £487 billion in 2004-05 and to £519 billion in 2005-06.
From http://budget2004.treasury.gov.uk/page_09.html
Where taxpayers' money is spentTotal public spending is expected to be around £488 billion in 2004-05, around £8,000 for every man, woman and child in the UK. It is set to rise to £520 billion in 2005-06 and to £549 billion in 2006-07.
Where taxpayers' money is spent
Total managed expenditure - £488 billion
Where taxes come from
Total receipts - £455 billion
Brown's tax raids cost pension schemes £20bn [ 30 April 2007 ]
Brown is a spendaholic with a gross appetite. He wants even more power as Her Majesty's Prime Minister.
http://budget2005.treasury.gov.uk/page_09.html
Where taxpayers' money is spentTotal public spending is expected to be around £519 billion this year, around £8,700 for every man, woman and child in the UK. It is set to rise to £549 billion in 2006-07 and to £580 billion in 2007-08.
Where taxpayers' money is spent
Total managed expenditure - £519 billion
http://budget2006.treasury.gov.uk/page_09.html
Where taxpayers' money is spentTotal public spending is expected to be around £552 billion for the coming year, around £9,200 for every man, woman and child in the UK. It is set to rise to £583 billion in 2007-08 and projected to rise to £610 billion in 2008-09.
http://budget2007.treasury.gov.uk/page_09.htm
Where taxpayers' money is spentTotal public spending is expected to be around £587 billion for the coming year, around £9,650 for every man, woman and child in the UK. It is set to rise to £615 billion in 2008-09, £644 billion in 2009-10 and £674 billion in 2010-11.
Where taxpayers money is spent -2008
Where taxpayers money it comes from -2008
http://budget.treasury.gov.uk/where_taxpayers_money_is_spent_2009.htm
Where taxpayers money is spent:-
Total public spending is expected to be around £671.4 billion this year, around £10,900 for every man, woman and child in the UK. It is set to rise to £701.7 billion in 2010-11.
This might be true as a minimum figure. There has been extensive fraud to get money off the balance sheet. If businesses did their accounting this way men would go to prison. - EditorFrom HM Treasury web site
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The Government will continue to invest in frontline public service alongside securing the best possible value for taxpayer's money. Budget 2009 sets assumptions for spending growth from 2011-12 to 2013-14 which allow continued investment in public services whilst ensuring sustainable public finances in medium term.
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If you believe this you should consult a good psychiatrist soonest. - EditorGovernment spending by function
Government receipts
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