Stuffed!

`He's the Lone Ranger, Robin Hood and the Equalizer rolled into one.' - Glasgow Evening Times Vernon Coleman explains why things are never again going to be the way they used to be. He deals with banking, immigration, the economy, the benefits system, the EU, the nanny State,overpaid bosses, inflation, our bonus culture, disappearing privacy, our creaking infrastructure, the ever more complicated tax system, education, public sector worker pensions, commodity shortages and endless wars. He explains, in short, why Britain is well and truly stuffed. In order to survive we all have to know what is happening - and why. 'If I had to choose an all-time journalist to admire it would have to be without doubt, the often controversial, always knowledgeable and usually witty, Vernon Coleman. But he is much more than a journalist, of whom few, if any, could claim to have written over 90 books in a variety of subjects, both fiction and non fiction.' - Stewart Peterson, Greenock Telegraph `Dr Vernon Coleman is an author for whom I have the greatest respect. Every book he writes is immensely readable, full of fascinating well-researched facts and presented in a pleasing format. This volume contains much of the information needed to discover just why we are in such a major economic, social and agricultural pickle worldwide. Coleman believes that we, as a society, have to change dramatically. Historically, great civil change has been brought about by revolutions. This is the underlying theme of this enjoyable book, and I salute Dr Coleman for being brave enough to set it all out in print.' - Sally Bunn, Shropshire Star The author, Vernon Coleman, is a medical doctor and registered GP. He has written over 100 books which have sold over two million hardback and paperback copies in the UK and which have been translated into 24 languages and sold around the world. His novel Mrs Caldicot's Cabbage War was turned into an award winning movie. Many of his books have been bestsellers in the UK and in other countries. Dr Coleman has writte