2010 Airport opposition Lessons (V)
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Left Side Numb After Rapid Heart Beat
I do not think anyone who claims that our Constitution is perfect, not even saying that it has few bugs. All English language good faith knows that Title VIII is a hindrance to the development of our nation and that, among other things, the way it determines the choice of judicial office prevents the separation of powers necessary for the existence of a true democracy.
While I also believe that anyone could say without equivocation that if you truly be fulfilled, another rooster crow and another country we would our children, more prosperous and more free.
Therefore, this new lesson in opposition I want to give it to D. Mariano Rajoy's own party in government, yes, the PSOE, the game more disastrous for Spain in its history since it was founded by Pablo Iglesias, but now, you can give a clear lesson to the PP. Please note:
If we read Article 6 of our Constitution we will see how it required political parties' internal functioning and structure are democratic, "and I only understand democracy In principle, if there is that of one person one vote ... that is, a militant-one vote in this case. I do not think it is very difficult to understand or that no one will disagree with me.
Well, last Sunday took place in different parts of the country we know as "primary" in the PSOE that helped them choose their candidates for municipal elections autonomous. In Madrid, the Canary Islands, Murcia, Alicante, Guadalajara, Valencia and in some major towns like San Sebastian de los Reyes Torrejón de Ardoz or the socialist Militano able to exercise their right to vote as affiliated with a party and free citizens. Yes ... it is true that, except in Madrid won the "official" candidates and in many cases is more a Paripe organized by the "party machine" to look like internal democracy, but worse is not having the decency not to hide. And for more "INRI," the election of Thomas Gomez has served to silence some voices that predicted a "rigging."
We agree, Mr. Rajoy, the operation of the PSOE, Alfonso Guerra with what that "it moves not in the photo, is far removed from what would be a true model of internal democracy as a political party and requires (we remind, D. Mariano, "requires" ) the Constitution, but is much closer to your system, one of Congress to the "Bulgarian" in Valencia or that choice of the principle that you left your finger based demiurgic Aznar. It is a lesson in every rule that gives the Socialist Party ... and I remember him, finally, that Zapatero (a year before was nothing) out of a congress of the PSOE in which he won by Bono minimum swimming against the current party official. Did not that sound a little more legitimacy than his own?
Notes Rajoy because if he got the presidency of the Government after the next general election must swear or promise to "respect and enforce the Constitution" and nothing better to start your own home in Genoa, 13.
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