"We would do well to recollect Enoch Powell's definition of a sacred cow as “a beast one lacks both the means to nourish and the will to put down”, for it describes the dilemma of those who were taken in by the near religious fervour of the prophets of monetary union. There is still an unwillingness to contemplate what needs to be done and an irrational belief that somehow, if only a big enough bazooka could be built and fired, the euro could be saved at least for another few years. A bazooka might be better used as a humane killer."Indeed. But why are we in this situation in the first place? We were taken into the EU by politicians who pretend to represent us. But the system of "representative democracy" our politicians have contrived over the years does not represent us at all. It is the spawn of sophists - political conjurers - who have managed to convince the population that we have a functional democracy. We do not.
Commenter "pretty polly" seeks the demise of 'representative democracy':
"Norman Tebbit is only partly right.Quite.
Not only is it time to say farewell to the Euro. It is time to say farewell to the democratic system which enabled it to happen, and instead empower electorates with the right to referendums and recall."
Representative democracy is where the fault lies because elected representatives cannot be trusted to respect the will of the people. I am sure Norman Tebbit recognises this fact from his period in office.
Representative democracy has given Europe the Euro. It has also given Great Britain the multiracial society and Islam which in due course will lead to the racial replacement of the indigenous population and their inevitable marginalisation.
What a disaster of truly epic proportions has been forced on our unwilling population by a very small number of people in parliament acting in defiance of everyone.
This dates back to WW2 and Clement Attlee's British Nationality Act 1948, probably the most foolish and disastrous piece of legislation in British history with absolutely shocking consequencies.
Representative democracy has enabled parliament to give Great Britain away to foreigners. Not only to mass immigration which the electorate certainly does not want, but also the EU which the electorate doesn't want either.
All this is the fault of a parliament which is obssessed with it's own desires, wishes and petty prejudices and which constantly holds up two fingers to everyone else.
We urgently require reform and the electorate to be empowered with the right to call referendums and invoke recall when politicians fall out of favour.
Very much along the lines of Switzerland in fact where it is known as Direct Democracy.
Otherwise, if there is no change, there is no doubt we all ultimately will be living under Islamic law and the indigenous population will be forced out.
We are close to the time when we must stand up and be counted."
Related:
- The Eurofanatics should join the Marxists in the dustbin of history - Bruce Anderson, Telegraph





6 comments:
I don't think representative democracy can survive, alongside the internet. One or t'other has to go.
In the end, the internet finds out lies. But our pisspoor political parties can only gather votes, based on lies - they cnanot be straight with the masses, or they'd be unelectable. Hence, the parties die, hence representative democracy as we know it, dies. A hybird might be possibl e- something based on very narrow fields of representation - akin to guilds. But the mass parties of today? Nah.
So, we either move towards greater individual freedom and autonomy, or some kind of North Korean style authoritarianism.
I know which is more likely...
Entirely agree, Frank.
The powers will attempt to use the fact that representative democracy isn't working to do away with democracy altogether.
I'm sure Clegg is working on it as we speak - on behalf of his EU buddies.
Fausty, For your benefit and that of your readers talkconstitution.net will be going live this weekend - a site dedicated to the introduction of Direct Democracy. It is a forum for the discussion of the formation of a constitution and for the method of how direct democracy would work in this country.
Looking forward to it, Mr W.
Your Lord Tebbit link appears to be wrong Fausty, it took me to a post of yours about Party funding.
"We were taken into the EU by politicians who pretend to represent us. But the system of "representative democracy" our politicians have contrived over the years does not represent us at all..." I was talking to two Polish guest workers about this yesterday, they shared this opinion exactly though, like me, they are all for freedom of goods and workers (of genuine EU Nationals).
"Commenter "pretty polly" seeks the demise of 'representative democracy':"
That worried me but, of course, what she(?) means is an extension of Democracy but that would dilute the power of the politicos and fixers which is why it won't happen.
Now fixed, banned. Thanks for letting me know!
It seems incredible to most people that other peoples are so europhile. But then we don't know what propaganda they've been fed - might even have been worse than ours.
I believe "pretty polly" seeks a form of referism, which Dr North speaks of.
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