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For The Anti Democracy Brigade.....
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https:/ /www.th eguardi an.com/ politic s/2018/ dec/21/ jeremy- corbyn- labour- policy- leaving -eu
Even if agent COB gets into no 10, Brexit goes ahead.
Even if agent COB gets into no 10, Brexit goes ahead.
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“Jeremy Corbyn has defiantly restated Labour’s policy of leading Britain out of the European Union…” Where’s the headline then? Mr Corbyn’s Party supported the granting of a referendum, most of his MP’s voted to trigger A50 and his party secured their seats at the last General Election on a manifesto that committed the Party to take the UK...
13:53 Sat 22nd Dec 2018
// Tora has a very strange view of the world, //
well den - he could find a job as Santa's little helper - seasonal work only but very well paid - swartz Piet - ahve we had that this year?
and the rest of the year - he....... er could run America or sumfing - he cd no worse than the current one
no offence 3T - I am always thinking of jobs for other people ....
Sqad - - psychiatrist of course
well den - he could find a job as Santa's little helper - seasonal work only but very well paid - swartz Piet - ahve we had that this year?
and the rest of the year - he....... er could run America or sumfing - he cd no worse than the current one
no offence 3T - I am always thinking of jobs for other people ....
Sqad - - psychiatrist of course
// and the TTT tells you to show where he said that. //
uvvuz do that - I was invited to wade thro all Nize aphorisms, bon mots, and deep pensees to show where she had said "o Gawd, he's at it again". I did not rise to the challenge which was little better than watching wall - to wall neighbours
ho hum - there's christmas spirit for you !
hey they have arrested the droners - will the airlines sue for losses on their house hold insurance ? - losses covered up to £3.5m commonly. oops sorry should be in law
uvvuz do that - I was invited to wade thro all Nize aphorisms, bon mots, and deep pensees to show where she had said "o Gawd, he's at it again". I did not rise to the challenge which was little better than watching wall - to wall neighbours
ho hum - there's christmas spirit for you !
hey they have arrested the droners - will the airlines sue for losses on their house hold insurance ? - losses covered up to £3.5m commonly. oops sorry should be in law
//And if we stayed in the EU, we would be able to add our voice to those do disagree with the idea of a European superstate, of which there millions.
Instead we have this giant political abortion. //
but who is going to change that? certainly no-one, or party, that stands a realistic chance of forming a government.
Instead we have this giant political abortion. //
but who is going to change that? certainly no-one, or party, that stands a realistic chance of forming a government.
The people who make the EU's laws in Brussels are not unelected bureaucrats; they are elected politicians, accountable to the people who elected them.
Virtually every law made in Brussels must be approved by two sets of democratically-elected politicians: the Council of the European Union, which is made up of government ministers from each member state, and the European Parliament, every member of which has been elected.
These are not unelected, unaccountable bureaucrats; they are elected, accountable politicians. (There may be occasional exceptions: the government of the UK, for example, includes 24 members who have not been elected by anyone - they are members of the House of Lords, unaccountable to anyone except the prime minister of the day. In any other country, the arrangement would be regarded as profoundly undemocratic.)
Virtually every law made in Brussels must be approved by two sets of democratically-elected politicians: the Council of the European Union, which is made up of government ministers from each member state, and the European Parliament, every member of which has been elected.
These are not unelected, unaccountable bureaucrats; they are elected, accountable politicians. (There may be occasional exceptions: the government of the UK, for example, includes 24 members who have not been elected by anyone - they are members of the House of Lords, unaccountable to anyone except the prime minister of the day. In any other country, the arrangement would be regarded as profoundly undemocratic.)
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The people who make the EU's laws in Brussels are not unelected bureaucrats; they are elected politicians, accountable to the people who elected them.
They're not dissimilar to the committee (although granted on a far grander scale) at the local WMC. and we all know how things get passed by the committee don't we...don't we?
The people who make the EU's laws in Brussels are not unelected bureaucrats; they are elected politicians, accountable to the people who elected them.
They're not dissimilar to the committee (although granted on a far grander scale) at the local WMC. and we all know how things get passed by the committee don't we...don't we?
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