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• We need a tax rise to fund additional defence spending  (Simon McGrath)
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Recent Comments

• cim
  @Nick Baird - Even taking a quarter off the UK's budget would still keep us comfortably in the top 10 for all countries and ahead of the (also nuclear-armed) Fr...
• Jenny Barnes
  We probably do need to increase tax to fund defence. Borrowing depends on the markets beleiving that the country can afford to pay it back, which would requir...
• Nick Baird
  Thank you Simon - I agree that a tax rise is the way to fund increased defence expenditure. My issue with Defence Bonds is not that it increases borrowing, b...
• Nonconformistradical
  "(like the Treasury?) I am very, very concerned about the MOD’s ability to spend the money productively. That’s a comment aimed both at it being bad at proc...
• David Le Grice
  I would wonder whether it's possible to make VAT more progressive by identifying those items that wealthy people don't actually spend much more on and exempting...