Given that you raised this issue in February
[url]http://bgafd.co.uk/forum/read.php?f=3&i=254487&t=254487[/utl]
any views as to why we have not heard a peep out of any Lib Dem senior politician on this until April?
Call me cynical if you like, but I do suspect the early May council elections in which the Lib Dems would quite like not to get wiped out again may have something to do with it.
The benefits of a coalition.
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David Johnson
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Re: DJ
I did read your post, honest!
The use of IF suggests that it is a possibility in your mind. I am trying to understand what you base that possibility on, I guess, given I am not aware of any bill that they have had "chucked out" in the last two years.
The use of IF suggests that it is a possibility in your mind. I am trying to understand what you base that possibility on, I guess, given I am not aware of any bill that they have had "chucked out" in the last two years.
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Toliverwist
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Re: The benefits of a coalition.
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Dave Wells
Date: 04-06-12 11:55
There is no benefit whatsoever having any of them. Only an organised revolution will get rid of all of them, the bankerwankers, the sponging Windsors and any other tax dodging CUNT !
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The strength of a monarchy is that succession depends on the penis and the womb, rather than the pencil and the ballot box. In the latter case we end up being manipulated by the worst possible examples of humanity, all 650 of them.
While MPs might judge themselves to be Honourable and Right Honourable the system they administer is an organised hypocrisy. The hypocrisy is at the very basis of their system, that is the hypocrisy that we live in a democracy. In reality, we live in an elected dictatorship, which currently enriches the tri-partite elected dictatorship, the LibLabCon.
We need a way to counter the abuses we suffer on account of political dogmas. My view, admittedly one which is unlikely to gain mass support, is that far from abolishing the Monarchy, some powers should be seized back from Westminster and restored to the Monarchy. Many aspects of this society might be run better of they were to be removed from the political football field, education for example. And the electorate ought to have the right to petition the Monarch to hold binding referenda, such as a referendum on membership of the EU, and the ECHR.
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The English people believes itself to be free; it is gravely mistaken; it is free only during election of members of parliament; as soon as the members are elected, the people is enslaved; it is nothing. In the brief moment of its freedom, the English people makes such a use of that freedom that it deserves to lose it.
(Jean-Jacques Rousseau)
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And we are in that very process of losing that freedom right now.
Dave Wells
Date: 04-06-12 11:55
There is no benefit whatsoever having any of them. Only an organised revolution will get rid of all of them, the bankerwankers, the sponging Windsors and any other tax dodging CUNT !
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The strength of a monarchy is that succession depends on the penis and the womb, rather than the pencil and the ballot box. In the latter case we end up being manipulated by the worst possible examples of humanity, all 650 of them.
While MPs might judge themselves to be Honourable and Right Honourable the system they administer is an organised hypocrisy. The hypocrisy is at the very basis of their system, that is the hypocrisy that we live in a democracy. In reality, we live in an elected dictatorship, which currently enriches the tri-partite elected dictatorship, the LibLabCon.
We need a way to counter the abuses we suffer on account of political dogmas. My view, admittedly one which is unlikely to gain mass support, is that far from abolishing the Monarchy, some powers should be seized back from Westminster and restored to the Monarchy. Many aspects of this society might be run better of they were to be removed from the political football field, education for example. And the electorate ought to have the right to petition the Monarch to hold binding referenda, such as a referendum on membership of the EU, and the ECHR.
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The English people believes itself to be free; it is gravely mistaken; it is free only during election of members of parliament; as soon as the members are elected, the people is enslaved; it is nothing. In the brief moment of its freedom, the English people makes such a use of that freedom that it deserves to lose it.
(Jean-Jacques Rousseau)
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And we are in that very process of losing that freedom right now.
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