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Yes, the rumours are true. Tell your friends, dance in the street, Flaneur is back!
The latest edition of the world’s favourite* cultural zine is now available for only £2 including UK p&p from www.flaneur.me.uk.
Go on, you know you want to. And if you don’t, we want you to.
Please tell your friends, enemies and pets.
That is all.
*this claim probably wouldn’t stand up in a court of law.
MPs were know as honourable people, hence the name. I am afraid that there are enough dishonourable members to make the sobriquet ironic. They say that they are not breaking any rules as they ladle in their £20,000 pa housing expenses – which is true, because the lregulations are so lax they can still claim the cash even if they own the house. Or live so near parliament they don’t need a second house.
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Round here we haven’t seen our elected representative for years, then suddenly they’re shaking hands and giving out prizes as though the world will end tomorrow and you only get to heaven if you’ve kissed enough babies. Ahh, there must be an election. We can’t stand the deception of the UK ‘democracy’, a vote once every five years for a man you never see to enjoy a gravy train you never taste. In most parts of the country the ‘election’ is a foregone conclusion owing to the size of the incumbent’s majority.
So here’s an election T shirt design that sums it up!
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To a Brit it is a strange system where people can run for president without the backing of a party. Here the leader of the biggest party becomes PM, end of story. An independent can try and get into parliament, though it is difficult without party backing, but there is no way that he could be PM. Which keeps out cranks I guess, or does it just stop independent minded people out and skew the job towards slippery-pole climbing politicos?