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What political process, how is it possible that 360 MP,s know better than 17,000,000 voters.
I was listening to that bellend Michael Heseltine on the radio this morning, apparently us plebs are way too thick to understand Brexit, only MPs are bright enough for that and to decide our future. His contempt for the voting public was astonishing. I was only surprised he didn't advocate abolishing elections completely to be rid of the annoying electorate.
Burnside needs to understand the political process. You win some, you lose some; its the nature of debate and reaching decisions. However, I note that once again, maybe its always, he fails to provide any substance or evidence for his claims. Its just a throw away line of invective with no substance. Maybe you need to read something. SInce you mention Wiki maybe you would see that he was a ...
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OMG You Brexiteers If you are so sure it's the "will of the people" why are you so scared of a peoples vote on the final deal? Surely you'll triumph again or maybe you think Brexit may no longer be "the will of the people"?
I suggest you read his Wiki entry, he suffered plenty of failures and humiliations.
The concept of failure is fascinating. One wonders what is meant? How was he a failure? He won the 2007 election by a landslide: he adopted the Kyoto protocols; he provided apologies to teh stoilen generations of children removed from their homes by earlier governments; helped Australia avoid the worst of the 2008 worldwide financial collapse; began the roll out of the national broadband ...
A failed Australian politician interviewed for The Guardian. Enough said.
I doubt it is because he is a car driver! most probably a complete T@aT all the time. He does drive a mercedes, poor bloke.
Interesting comments in the paper today by a certain Kevin Rudd.: yes, he who was the PM of Australia from 2007-2010 and again in 2013. What did he have to say about Brexit? Writing about the idea that Australia, New Zealand and India have been 'advanced by the Brexiteers ..as the magical alternatives to Britain's current trade and investment relationship with the EU. This is the nuttiest ...