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a_dud <blax@blox.com> wrote in message
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> hey stupid....Our Senate is elected by us....we go
> and vote for it on a piece of paper every 3 years...

Hey, cretin...He wasnt talking about our upper house...

And we dont vote for it every 3 years either.

> actually theres 2 pieces of paper....one for the
> Lower House and one for the Upper House....

Must be one of those rocket scientist duds.

> we learnt from the Westminister System and the
> American System and we got the best of both worlds...

Bullshit.

> ours is as close to true representation as u can get...

Not a clue. As always. No wonder its a dud.

Makes absolutely no sense whatever that the
two headed fools in Tasmania get exactly the
same number of senators as those in NSW.

> oh and the Governor-General, the Queens Representative
> only signs off laws to make them legal.

Not a clue. As always.

> He has the power to disband the Government only when
> a serious issue arrises and both houses don't agree...

Not a clue. As always.

> aka Supply of Money....etc...after that by law
> an election MUST be held within a short time....

Not a clue. As always.

> just to clear up a few facts about u uneducated
> lot on the other side of the world who dont much
> read up on other countries and their systems....

Not a clue. As always.

> with the Internet around these days and search
> functions...it does make you stupid in one way....
> lets see if you remember all this in a years time....
> monkeys....

Not a clue. As always.


> "Kwyjibo." <KwyjiboYourPanties@ozdebate.com> wrote in message
> news:Xns94AD43F436ECssss@130.133.1.4...
> > chris <see@reply.to.field> said
> >
> > > Britain is seen
> > > by many social scientists as less democratic than either America or
> > > France because we have an unelected Royal Family.  America and France,
> > > otoh, do not.
> >
> > It's probably more to do with the upper house of your parliament being
> > unelected. Australia still has the British Queen as our most senior
> > executive through the Governer General, but here (and I suspect also in
> > Britain) the Royal Family are more or less figure heads now and hold no
> > real power.
> > The House of Lords on the other hand actually do have some legislative
> > sway.
> >
> > -- 
> >
> > Kwyj.
> >
> > "War is God's way of teaching Americans geography." -- Ambrose Bierce
> >
> > (Remove your panties to reply by email)
>
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