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You can get your voice heard in the UK. Write to your MP, phone radio stations and so on. It's just that with 65 million people you become a voice in the wind. Russia has 143 million so I doubt Putin is hearing from the 'man in the street'. |
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Ignore them Big Brian, I know what you were trying to say. You've entered a hornets nest joining this forum! |
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The fact I am not banned shows how tolerant, unbiased, none political this forum really is. Forums like this (there is not many) really do show the unedited opinions of poeple for all walk of life. From surviving on minimal benefits, to living on very very good earnings. An my dyslexia is almost never mentioned lol. |
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I do and will at times defend my "point" but that's because I believe in what I say. I can only be me, I cannot change to avoid a ban. I suspect you would love me banned. I wouldn't want you banned it's important to read your views. It's even more important to understand why you formed those views. An your daily posts makes your political beliefs and the reasoning behind them very clear. |
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I say leave Russia to the Russians and get to grips with the pathetic reality that the UK has managed to achieve virtually zero reform of the EEC/EU from the inside. Not only that but in spite of wanting us to stay in, Cameron has been offered diddly squat at a time when there's a very reasonable possibility that we'll pull out. All of that strongly suggests to me that a) the EU can't/won't be reformed, b) they've never wanted the UK's preferred vision of Europe, c) they'd rather we leave than change and d) if we don't leave we can expect to have even less influence because any threat of the EU's second largest net contributor upping sticks will have gone. They'll have won the battle of wills and we'll be condemned to the EU's very own version of a nightmare.
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A very special version of Russian democracy |
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Not so much a hornet's nets but some just don't have a clue of politics and that's fine by me. No it doesn't mean they are listened to but that's how it works. ---------- Post added at 19:02 ---------- Previous post was at 18:58 ---------- Quote:
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Please explain why "some just don't have a clue of politics"? I am also interested to know how a Modern Studies Exam in the 80s relates to the Russia of 2016 .. |
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There was a brief experiment with the democratic election of communist officials at the very end, but the USSR fell apart pretty soon after that. Russia today is (in theory) a pluralist democracy, but intimidation of opposition parties and their supporters is rife and in practice there is no democracy worthy of the name. I won't be surprised if you also think RT is a great news channel that cuts through the western propaganda to tell us what the world (according to uncle Vlad) is really like. |
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