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	title:	The Bumper Book of Government Waste 2008: Brown's Squandered Billions
	author:	Matthew Elliott, Lee Rotherham
	format:	Hardcover
	publisher:	Harriman House Publishing
	released:	October 5, 2007
	isbn:	1905641486
	isbn-13:	9781905641482

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Customer Reviews
New Labour's Profligacy and Incompetence Exposed - Rated I deducted a star in my review of the First Edition of this book, partly because I could not find any reference to Brown's reckless - and deceitful - use of PFI schemes, which are kept "off balance". No such doubts about the second edition, which makes it quite clear what benefits we would all get from an efficiently run government machine. The staggering figure of £101 billion (page 19) is almost beyond comprehension, but illustrates New Labour's catastrophic failure to spend our taxes wisely and carefully. This book is more important than ever, now that government has responded to the credit crunch - and looming recession - by racking up borrowing which, on 14 October 2008, The Independent reported to be above 100 per cent of GDP for the first time in half a century. Six days later, the same paper reported that borrowing is heading toward the £120 billion level. Reflect on what it might be were it not for the level of waste unearthed by TaxPayer's Alliance! Almost a tenth that figure. Further reflect on the burden being racked-up for our children and their children. Is six stars possible, please Amazon?

Customer Reviews

New Labour's Profligacy and Incompetence Exposed - Rated 5/5
I deducted a star in my review of the First Edition of this book, partly because I could not find any reference to Brown's reckless - and deceitful - use of PFI schemes, which are kept "off balance".

No such doubts about the second edition, which makes it quite clear what benefits we would all get from an efficiently run government machine.

The staggering figure of £101 billion (page 19) is almost beyond comprehension, but illustrates New Labour's catastrophic failure to spend our taxes wisely and carefully.

This book is more important than ever, now that government has responded to the credit crunch - and looming recession - by racking up borrowing which, on 14 October 2008, The Independent reported to be above 100 per cent of GDP for the first time in half a century.

Six days later, the same paper reported that borrowing is heading toward the £120 billion level.

Reflect on what it might be were it not for the level of waste unearthed by TaxPayer's Alliance! Almost a tenth that figure.

Further reflect on the burden being racked-up for our children and their children.

Is six stars possible, please Amazon?