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  Perhaps the reason that there is little faith in British is that they have less to offer than other nations. Let's face it our education system has been royally, erm you know, screwed by successive administrations over the years, a national welfare culture exists whereby it's better economically for some not to work, environmental legislation has made us much more noncompetitive compared to other countries, a one-way street exists in terms of our membership of the EU, big business is now considered to be bad and evil and impure.
  I wouldn't consider the Mail piece as simply a scare story - it's extremely serious and will have massive implications for the future of our economic well being.
  As it stands we are not really producing enough to earn our collective bowl of rice: instead we are being kept afloat by vast sums of borrowed money which at some point will have to be repaid. When that happens it's game over. You will not recognise the UK as We see it now to that which awaits our future.
  As far as pension funds and investors are concerned it is their legal duty to act on behalf of their investors. If that means doing things against the National interest then that is of no consequence. It's the law.

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