In a modern mass democracy we have a system of government by party, in which a party is elected to govern—or in this case misgovern—and another party opposes.
I wish to make just a couple of short points that are important to the way in which the country is governed—or, at least in part, significantly misgoverned.
I believe the expenditure, either in governing the country or misgoverning it, or in destroying it or creating chaos in it, has been something like £100,000,000 last year.
One of the most obvious ways in which they have been misgoverned over the past few years has been through the poll tax.
I refute the allegations made in the debate that for the past 50 years the country has been misgoverned.
It is terribly misgoverned and its resources are not used for the benefit of its people.
The country is significantly misgoverned because legislation is rushed through.
The voters of this democracy have the right to say who they want to govern them and, indeed, as occasion may arise, misgovern even.
