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Ray, for your information, I haven't claimed to know how the pensions network entirely functions, and thus have posed some questions. So the research also depends on other people's views.
As I understand it, the pension system was introduced to Britain shortly before the First World War, and every man in pensionable age could receive 2 shillings a week.
I'm still studying "The End of Britain", an article that appeared the other day published by Money Week.
The information therein provided DOES NOT COME FROM ME!
It states that Britain will go utterly bankrupt any time soon, not least because of the pension system.
I'm simply trying to get views on this, in particular as there are also other debt-related crises in Britain, as the State also pays child allowance, housing benefit, job-seekers allowance, civil servants, and has a Public Debt of £1 trillion.
I'm getting the impression that some views coming over here are that we should not research, nor ask questions, but simply blind-fold our eyes and stick our head in the sand like an ostrich.
If "all is well", Ray, and Paul, then just state it, and it will pass as an opinion.
PS: Is there any difference between reading an article printed on paper and printed on Google?
Does information coming over the Web not count for the fact that it is printed digitally and electronically and comes via a monitor?
