So for 200 Tory MPs the very democracy that elected them, they are happy to set the mandate and to play their part so it is extinguished in this country by May & the anti-democratic grey suits behind her. She has now got the mandate to do this & if she succeeds we will for the first time since 1066 no longer be a free self-governing nation. Our only hope now is for the 117 MPs who voted against her, to hold firm & stop her & the grey suits like BLiar, Mandlescum, Major & two EU pensions Clegg from succeeding.
Never ever lose sight of the fact that however benign a dictatorship is when it starts like the EU the more power it amasses and the more unpopular it gets (like all governments do over time), the more ruthless it becomes in preserving the power and privileges of those in charge. If UK democracy is stolen from us the people, dark, violent times lie ahead where we will all have to choose like in Cromwell's day on which side we are on. Are you for democracy, wealth creation for the masses, private property and the same laws applying to everybody or for an all powerful ruling elite and regime where you lease everything from the state including your life and any lease can be cancelled at any time?
You mean when a bunch of Norman barons killed off the Saxon ones and took complete control of the English populous, without any hope for them to be given any real freedoms, and in fact only to see the continuation of the fiefdom (slavery) system!?
It was not until 1651 that the people really started to have any kind of democracy post the Third English Civil War with an end to absolute monarchy and the right of the common man to rule himself. Even then it was not until 1918, after the ruling class had led it's working class population to be slaughtered in a war of Empires, that all men over 21 had the right to vote, and not until 1928 that women were finally blessed with that right.
Then, after saying that, all the time we have proportional representation in our parliamentary system, and it is hard to see what else could work, our democracy will not be perfect and with worldwide considerations always there we can never "be a free self-governing nation" as recent political events have surely shown. In the EU we had a chance, with a real British leader (one to be found please!!), to ensure that organisation worked in favour of the (British) people and ensured the security and stability democracy needs. But, hay ho, 52% of our people voted to withdraw. So, now......
With BREXIT now we should withdraw from it as the European Court of Justice has ruled we can, without penalty. Then, with new leadership and a review of what we want to base BREXIT on, with
perhaps a chance for the British public to comment by way of a vote that clearly instructs our elected representatives to seek
a new BREXIT on terms that truly echo what they want (if that is possible!!) and will give our country the freedoms and powers suitable for our needs.