Is it just me that thinks the so called government 'rebellion' was a good thing for democracy? Are the political hacks all too far up their own backsides, in saying how damaging it is that MPs should stand up and state their view and vote by it, rather than following what the party has dictated.
The whole european gravy train is just a larger example of the corruption of politics we have at home.. Imagine the financial corruption that goes on in europe where the light of "transparency" does not shine, must be like bonus day every day.
I think the real story is in the way politics has been twisted to ensure that the majority do not get a say just the few in politics and their chums.
Is this the brand of democracy we are supposedly exporting to the corrupt areas of the world?
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