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  Well, not unnaturally Barry, the opposite is true.
  
  It is the fact that the working population (whether in or out of work) is seen as a liability and not valued as an asset that brings us to our present sorry pass.
  It is the love of money that has replaced the once proud boast that Britain Works.
  There are now far too few risks associated with money-making-money that makes it appear that employing people is too risky.
  The numbers of idle-rich have ballooned over the last thirty years and it is the avaricious jealousy of these coffer-cuddlers that holds the nation back.
  
  Too many loud-mouthed middle-men that have the ear of their principal group in Parliament and the fancy that what is good for them (at all costs) is good for the country and for the nation as a whole. More trickle-down bilge!
  
  Money is a MEANS and not an END and if you do not use it you should lose it.
  
  "We are, each and all, in this together."

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