Group against combative nature of parliament

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• The mask 10 years ago

  There is a place where you can be sure that you would find a representative (MP) from every part of Ghana year round gathered together to deliberate on the future and the current state of this country. Where is that? Parliame ...
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  There is a place where you can be sure that you would find a representative (MP) from every part of Ghana year round gathered together to deliberate on the future and the current state of this country. Where is that? Parliament house of course. If there is such a place then how should the place and the people there be treated in the scheme of things? What priority should such a house be given in the governance of the country? If there is such a place then what kind of people should we send there and how should we assess their performance? The clerk of parliament must keep an accurate record of the representatives (MPs) who vote for or against a bill.

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• Ashifo (Uncertified Security Expert) 10 years ago

  My friend where have you been? Dont you know that, as unliberated slaves we are simply practicing the imperialist multiparty system of governance, as has been dictated or instructed to us by our slave and colonial masters?
  
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  My friend where have you been? Dont you know that, as unliberated slaves we are simply practicing the imperialist multiparty system of governance, as has been dictated or instructed to us by our slave and colonial masters?
  
  And dont you know that the multiparty system is unapologetically divisive, confrontational and rancorous by nature?
  
  Dont you also know that the poorer a society or country that practices this obnoxious multiparty system is, the more antagonistic and hostile the people of such a society or country become towards each other?
  
  Have you also not noticed that the political parties in countries that practice the multiparty system are polarized, like Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria Bourkina Faso, Senegal the Camerouns, Angola, Zimbabwe, Egypt and almost every African country, along religious, racial, tribal or ethnic lines?
  
  Have you also noticed - or realized that, political parties in a third world multiparty system, spend more money on campaigns towards elections than they spend on development during a parties term in office as govt?
  
  Have you also not wondered where political parties in poor countries such as Ghana source the massive amounts ranging from $5 billion to $20 billion, from to do their carnival campaigns?
  
  Have you also not wondered why the Electoral Commissions or bodies of poor countries in Africa do not query political parties, as stipulated by its laws, to declare where they acquire their finances from?
  
  Has it ever struck you that the multiparty system is a palpably corrupt system which is in itself, the origin and the source of the massive corruption that abounds exclusively in countries that practice the multiparty system?

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• joe Koffie 10 years ago

  This country has many people including these people in this group and that makes it a country of lazy people who are not thinking properly.

  This country has many people including these people in this group and that makes it a country of lazy people who are not thinking properly.

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