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Recent developments in the political field have shown that the difference between citizens and government figures is widening.
MP's can be shielded from the freedom of information Act, important financial details can be kept away from the public. Is this really fair considering they are there to serve the people. Why should their financial situation be kept private? Most importantly why do they feel the need of this? What are they really hiding?
Personally it is giving these people the green light to take more advantage of their 'so called expenses' and funny handshake stuff.
What is the fascination of changing the way in which the House of Lords is run. I think allowing the changes will contribute to more inconsistencies and corruption within the judiciary system.
So far no successful case of prosecution has come to light regarding the sale of membership (cash for honours) in the House of Lords. (This doesnt mean innocence)
One elected house is enough having two would be suicidal to the whole system. So what if the Peers are not completely with it and not elected at least they have the distance to make certain decisions.
But over the last few years I have noticed that people's opinions are not taken into account when it really matters.
-Going to war regardless of the opposition shown. (not to mention doing this under false pretences)
-Restrictions placed on people wanting to protest for a legitimate cause.
More examples to follow don't worry this will not be the website where POLITICS is the main topic.