Boris Johnston has attacked British democracy. We as Anonymous believe this is an example of what has become of British politics, it is our belief and many other peoples beliefs that no only should he stop this suspension but that he should also be formally removed from post as Prime Minister
Please Unite with us in tackling this challenge against democracy.
[b]We are Anonymous We do not forgive. We do not forget. Expect us.[/b]
I don't doubt that the southern states thought they had the right to secede, but I notice you are [i]still[/i] not providing a link that proves your remarkable earlier assertions from your "pre-90s" history text.
Most of the signatures were Micky mouse and Donald Duck .....it's all those that signed this and those who are going against the will of the people are against democracy....534-53 voted to hold a referendum and a majority of 384 voted for article 50....now they want to go against 17.4 million who democratically voted to leave....the only PM who should have been removed was May , three years ago...
@helenS The point is that the decision has already been made, by democratic means. First, Parliament chose to cede its powers to the people in a referendum which, while legally speaking only consultative, everyone agreed should be treated as binding. Second, the people voted to leave the EU. Third, Parliament chose to invoke Article 50, which provides for exit from the EU at the end of two years, by agreement if one has been reached, otherwise without agreement. No decisions remain to be taken, unless a new deal is reached, in which case Parliament will be invited to endorse it. So there is nothing undemocratic about the government’s decision to prorogue Parliament (which of course happens every year, though usually not so early or for so long). On the contrary, the decision is intended to reduce Parliament’s ability to frustrate the implementation of previously taken democratic decisions. Whether it succeeds or not, of course, remains to be seen.
@itsoeasy No, the rich corporations didn't come into being until the latter part of the 19th century with Carnegie, Rockefeller, J.P. Morgan, Vanderbilt, and a few others.
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@itsoeasy oh hey, America has unemployment, just like every other country on the face of the Earth
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I'm from the U.S. so, I can't be of any help. Besides, we have our own issues.
britihs democracy voted to leave three years ago, we shouldhave lef ton march 29, were stillin were supoosed ot leav eon halloween, but you lot want to stop oit, why?
@helenS i think everybody knows its beenin the news continously for three years, since we actually voted to leave, and parliament voted to go ahead wiht artical 50
