<eggy>
As I consider this better way you have instituted, I like it more and more and it makes me very happy.
For instance, I have certain views on health, education, equality etc. I could perhaps find a person who had similar views in health, and was a “professional” in “natural” health. Than I could have them vote for me. I lean to generic and natural medicine.
If their votes displeased me they get replaced or I vote myself.
Also, there are issues I do not understand in depth. I could find a person with that knowledge I trust to do those issues.
Read more… / Lire plus…
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<eggy>
Oh, you might be interested in this. There are many of the direct democracy political people here:
http://www.wmgd.net/index.html
Go to articles and ck it out.
World Government
World Parliament
World—thats us folks
Bruce
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<echarp>
On Fri, Mar 02, 2007 at 04:24:11AM +0100, eggy wrote:
Oh, you might be interested in this. There are many of the direct democracy
political people here: http://www.wmgd.net/index.html Go to articles and ck it
out. World Government World Parliament World—thats us folks Bruce
I’ll definitely check it out!
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<eggy>
Hi echarp (sharp you are)(compliment)
I set the RSS and it goes to http://echarp.org/Re_echarps_blog
I thought it would go to blog, but has window of choice, none to the blog. I can get to parliament.
Be nice if RSS went here http://echarp.org/blog
another RSS to parliament proper?
I can not figure out how to email you direct?
I don’t know language and not tell today did I learn you are French? Co you live in France?
Perhaps a place for brief profile?
E Programs changing so fast hard to keep up.
Good that is happening!
EU Constitution very important!
NEED to divide powers, each country sovereign, EU only has limited power which is jointly accepted by each country.
Now, the whole EU ruled by a commerce committee—but better than being ruled by a shrub or a bush.
Well, that is another subject—-long
Bruce
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<echarp>
+1 Thank you very very much!!!
But there are difficulties. Delegations will be a real difficulty to
code. Maybe because the feature, as it is imagined, is too ambitious.
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