Not quite sure how you could describe the British government as properly answerable to the 'British people' given the electoral system that operates in this country.For all it's faults the British Government are answerable to the British people and the way we are heading it may soon be an English Government that will be accountable to the English Electorate.
This is, again, a PR request, one that was rejected by a vote not long ago, the system we have is the system we want, which means it is a democratic system.Not quite sure how you could describe the British government as properly answerable to the 'British people' given the electoral system that operates in this country.
They are answerable, in any meaningful sense, to a few hundred thousand voters in marginal constituencies.
I don't think it matters to us what Greece do.
Shocking that an undervalued currency for the Germans has proved be a disaster for Greece et al. I mean who would have guessed.
Can't they put it on an interest free balance transfer credit card?Greece have failed to pay their first installment of their bail out bung by the IMF,their far left government too have rejected 'austerity.'
How do our fellow 'No to austerity' supporters think they should proceed? Countries are not like households so should they
just try borrowing elsewhere to get the cash they need to pay all their public services this month?
Who do you go to after you've told the IMF to swivel, Wonga.com?
It can only mean default and Euro exit, nothing else will get them out of the shit.
Trouble is then, they return to what they had before, but with enforced austerity whether they like it or not.
Aye, they could, trouble is, even with these you need to make a payment now and then ;)Can't they put it on an interest free balance transfer credit card?
not if you do a moonlight flit and don't tell them where you've goneAye, they could, trouble is, even with these you need to make a payment now and then ;)
When was PR voted upon?This is, again, a PR request, one that was rejected by a vote not long ago, the system we have is the system we want, which means it is a democratic system.
Greece have failed to pay their first installment of their bail out bung by the IMF,their far left government too have rejected 'austerity.'
How do our fellow 'No to austerity' supporters think they should proceed? Countries are not like households so should they
just try borrowing elsewhere to get the cash they need to pay all their public services this month?
Who do you go to after you've told the IMF to swivel, Wonga.com?
It can only mean default and Euro exit, nothing else will get them out of the shit.
Trouble is then, they return to what they had before, but with enforced austerity whether they like it or not.
Ah yes, my apologies, it's watered down cousin, AV was the one, but I knew that anyway.When was PR voted upon?
Must have missed that one.