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22-02-2016, 11:51 AM
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They may not run the country but they implement the decisions of their pay-masters. The Icelanders have jailed their crooked bankers, we're about to give ours the running of the country when we leave th EU.
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22-02-2016, 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted by JBR ->
You certainly hit the mark there!

Seriously, laws are passed following debate in the House of Commons. (Then, traditionally, the Lords tend to put their spoke in for some unknown reason.)
How MPs vote is influenced by a number of things, such as orders from the PM, backhanders from mates, whether a general election is looming, and so on.

One thing I personally would like to see is a publication of how each individual MP votes on important motions (or even whether they bother to vote at all - or even bother to attend). MPs should be accountable to their electorate.

Your ignorance of our constitution is astounding!!!

Bills proposed in Parliament must undertake THREE stages of reading in the House of Commons and THREE stages of reading in the House of Lords. Steges two in both houses are the 'committee' stages wherein amendments are made and debated. Only after the Bill has passed all stages of reading in both houses and receives the royal assent does it become an ACT of Parliament.

As to which individual members for or against such Bills, that information IS PUBLISHED in Hansard.
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22-02-2016, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Uncle Joe ->
Your ignorance of our constitution is astounding!!!
Could you clarify, please?
Humorous banter or intentional offence?
Difficult to tell without a smiley.
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22-02-2016, 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by JBR ->
Could you clarify, please?
Humorous banter or intentional offence?
Difficult to tell without a smiley.
I think that it was an intentional offence JBR.

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22-02-2016, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Boozercruiser ->
I think that it was an intentional offence JBR.

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22-02-2016, 06:18 PM
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It would have been Farage for me but not now he has joined forces with that odious Prat george galloway.
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22-02-2016, 07:18 PM
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Originally Posted by moreover ->
They may not run the country but they implement the decisions of their pay-masters. The Icelanders have jailed their crooked bankers, we're about to give ours the running of the country when we leave th EU.
Karma will eventually happen to the greedy elite who have taken control of governments and natural resources. The people just have to be pushed far enough to see reality and to get out of their armchairs and do something.
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22-02-2016, 07:53 PM
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Afraid my marching days are nearly over, I think this will be my last year at Tolpuddle and my boots will be hung up after that.
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22-02-2016, 07:58 PM
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Afraid my marching days are nearly over, I think this will be my last year at Tolpuddle and my boots will be hung up after that.
Indeed. However there are thousands of others willing to stand up and be counted it seems. Take a look at the "Occupy Wall Street" movement and related "Occupy" movements worldwide. Note also how the US police state treats them. There will, in the end, be a war.
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22-02-2016, 08:29 PM
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Originally Posted by tina ->
It would have been Farage for me but not now he has joined forces with that odious Prat george galloway.
That's silly Tina, he hasn't joined forces with George Galloway, they just both agree that we should leave the EU in the same way that Jeremy Corbyn and David Cameron want us to stay in. You wouldn't say Corbyn and Cameron have joined forces would you?
 
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