Democracy! There is a fatal flaw in our democracy when The Gvt of the day must be taken to account over serious matters such as the Lobbying Bill and more.....
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zara zaranis
12 years ago
Democracy! There is a fatal flaw in our democracy when we are obliged totake The Gvt of the day must be taken to account over serious matters such as the Lobbying Bill.
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John Milner
12 years ago
A vital component of democracy is transparency thus allowing accurate assessment or contribution to any given issue. Should this be manipulated or controlled, particularly by the government or their peons, we have very serious problems !!
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Rashid Butt
12 years ago
The restrictions are undemocratic
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Alayne Bowditch
12 years ago
I value true damocracy
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Kay Murphy
12 years ago
What is the Government afraid of? Is democracy so new it doesn't recognise it as valuable
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Kay Murphy
12 years ago
What is the Government afraid of? Is democracy so new it doesn't recognise it as valuable
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Mavis Orwin
12 years ago
This is important to us.
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Nigel Boatman
12 years ago
This bill remains a serious threat to our freedom of speech as won through the Magna Carta and all lmitations on charities and social groups should be removed, and restrictions placed on donations by companies and wealthy individuals.
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Helen Pletts
12 years ago
Why does a democratic country have a lobbying bill at all ?
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Leighton Lewis
12 years ago
2 World Wars Were Fought For Our Freedom Of Speech !
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Peter Ball
12 years ago
Believe in democracy!
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Hans Fried
12 years ago
Ee need to be able to lobby MPs for Democracy.
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john London
12 years ago
leave us with something to fight the govt. with
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Paul Southey
12 years ago
This motley crew(ie The Coalition) are trying to take us back to the dark ages before the second world war but it aint going to happen because we will fight you on the beaches etc!
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Maeve Wright
12 years ago
The amendments must be passed, we cannot be prevented from speaking out on matters that deeply affect our lives, otherwise we'll be returning to the conditions of previous centuries.
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Jill Parker
12 years ago
The Lobbying Bill is essential for our freedom of speech.
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Patrick attenborough
12 years ago
We will not lay down and secondly we wont EVER go away..Wake up Mr Cameron...
Fascist attempt to destroy or limit democracy
Democracy! There is a fatal flaw in our democracy when The Gvt of the day must be taken to account over serious matters such as the Lobbying Bill and more.....
Democracy! There is a fatal flaw in our democracy when we are obliged totake The Gvt of the day must be taken to account over serious matters such as the Lobbying Bill.
A vital component of democracy is transparency thus allowing accurate assessment or contribution to any given issue. Should this be manipulated or controlled, particularly by the government or their peons, we have very serious problems !!
The restrictions are undemocratic
I value true damocracy
What is the Government afraid of? Is democracy so new it doesn't recognise it as valuable
What is the Government afraid of? Is democracy so new it doesn't recognise it as valuable
This is important to us.
This bill remains a serious threat to our freedom of speech as won through the Magna Carta and all lmitations on charities and social groups should be removed, and restrictions placed on donations by companies and wealthy individuals.
Why does a democratic country have a lobbying bill at all ?
2 World Wars Were Fought For Our Freedom Of Speech !
Believe in democracy!
Ee need to be able to lobby MPs for Democracy.
leave us with something to fight the govt. with
This motley crew(ie The Coalition) are trying to take us back to the dark ages before the second world war but it aint going to happen because we will fight you on the beaches etc!
The amendments must be passed, we cannot be prevented from speaking out on matters that deeply affect our lives, otherwise we'll be returning to the conditions of previous centuries.
The Lobbying Bill is essential for our freedom of speech.
We will not lay down and secondly we wont EVER go away..Wake up Mr Cameron...
...more to the point - why is this even an issue?