Post by jonbain on Oct 22, 2019 17:59:40 GMT
Looking back, I have more and more respect for Cameron.
He knew that he was putting British democracy to the test.
Likely he knew that Britain would fail the test.
Possibly he realized that British society needs to see
this truth for what it is:
The British Parliament has absolutely no connection to democracy.
It is little more than a facade working in the interests of a narrow
elitist oligarchy. Even a monarchy can reflect a greater will of the
people than the current farce.
T May was clearly put into position to filibuster for as long as
possible - so that the monopolists could stretch out their
schemes for as long as possible. This is classic fascism really.
The fascist typically abuses free speech to work against the
very foundation of freedom. The fascist clogs the works
with bureaucracy and red-tape, filibuster and sophistry.
The longer it persists the longer the rope from which they
finally hang. Eventually reason and karma return.
The song remains the same.
He knew that he was putting British democracy to the test.
Likely he knew that Britain would fail the test.
Possibly he realized that British society needs to see
this truth for what it is:
The British Parliament has absolutely no connection to democracy.
It is little more than a facade working in the interests of a narrow
elitist oligarchy. Even a monarchy can reflect a greater will of the
people than the current farce.
T May was clearly put into position to filibuster for as long as
possible - so that the monopolists could stretch out their
schemes for as long as possible. This is classic fascism really.
The fascist typically abuses free speech to work against the
very foundation of freedom. The fascist clogs the works
with bureaucracy and red-tape, filibuster and sophistry.
The longer it persists the longer the rope from which they
finally hang. Eventually reason and karma return.
The song remains the same.