Electoral,
Parliamentary Reform
You may
have wondered why the people of Canada have not done
anything to change this financial dictatorship. The
reason is quite simple. The establishment has made you
believe that we have a democratic form of government,
when in reality we have not only a financial dictatorship
but a political dictatorship as well. Every four or five
years we have an election. From the time the writ is
issued until you have elected a party to power, you have
the democratic right to vote for the party of your
choice. But, as soon as you have elected a government,
and it does not matter which party is elected, you have a
dictatorship until the next election.
Here is why. In our
so-called democracy, the people of the different parties
elect their leader. When the party gets elected, the
leader of the party becomes the Prime Minister and has
the right to choose his cabinet. The cabinet is in
reality the government. The Prime Minister can fire any
cabinet minister which he himself has chosen, if the
cabinet minister does not agree with him. This makes him
a dictator, no less so than other dictators like
Mussolini, Franco or Stalin. He can do whatever he
pleases for his term in government. If you do not like
the dictator you have, you can elect a new dictator in
the next election, because no matter which party you
elect, the leader of the party becomes a dictator.
If we want
true democracy, this must be changed: Contractual Democracy .
The power
to choose the cabinet must be taken out of the Prime
Minister's hands and put into the hands of parliament,
namely, the elected members of parliament.
In a city
government, the mayor is not a dictator because the
council decides who the different committee members shall
be. With such a change, a situation such as Prime
Minister Brian Mulroney firing his cabinet minister
because he voted against the language bill, Bill 72,
could not happen, unless the majority of the elected
members agreed. The you will have True Democracy.
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duration of a parliament will be clearly defined
and general elections for its renewal will be
held on a fixed date, unless a majority of the
Members of Parliament express non-confidence in a
specific vote on the credibility of the
government.
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Members of Parliament would thus be free to vote
on bills according to their conscience and
constituents because their vote would not
threaten the future of the government.
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We should have a Triple E Senate, representing
the interest of all provinces in Ottawa.
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We should have a proportional representational
system of voting to enable proper representation
of minority parties in the Canadian Parliament.
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There
is not much hope that monetary or any other important
reforms are going to be brought about until we have again
established True Democracy.
Time is
running out....We need ACTION !
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