There are now two a clear divides emerging in
UK politics. Those who respect democracy
vs those who don’t.
And the second
category, those who want free trade vs those who want to live in a world where
free trade is an anathema.
On the first,
democracy, once upon a time, every party respected this. Now, precious few seem to. The Labour party and the Conservative Party
seem to be in two minds as to whether the will of the people should be
respected. But the Liberal Democrat
Party stands out alone in declaring that even if there was a 2nd
referendum, if the vote was the same as the 1st referendum, they
would still not respect the will of the people and would campaign for a 3rd
vote. And a 4th till the
people got the answer right, as far as they were concerned. Strikes me that Ms Swinson, the new leader of
the party who declared this as her policy a few days ago is neither liberally
tolerant nor democratic. But we shouldn't be surprised. That's the same way as the EU they are so enthral to behaves. (Have you ever seen anything other than an EU flag at a LibDem rally? Me neither). And if you think I'm over the top, just remember Ireland being told by the EU, think again. Keep voting till you get it right.
On the trade
issue, I’m really quite staggered by the remain voices that simply haven’t the slightest
idea of how trade works. I make something.
You want to buy it. I sell it to
you. That was what we did before we
joined the EEC as it was. And there is absolutely
no reason why we could not just go back to that.
But of course, in Brussels we have elite that really is not interested
in democracy or free trade. They want any trade to be
wrapped up in their political ambitions for a European Super State. The UK is now being a bit of a spoke in the wheel
for progress towards that. And they don't like it.
Anyway the facts are the facts. The UK voted to leave the European Union. That was democracy in action, in spite of the overwhelming desire of the EU elite and the UK institutions and big corporate world to stop us voting as we did.
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