Perhaps it's time for a Formal, Written constitution document and accompanying Bill of Rights........

I've heard and read interviews, reports and articles from some very establishment figures explaining why not. Plus, don't forget, Cameron actually used the idea for a while in some of his former political campaigning (which he eventually dropped, seemingly after one or more of his establishment mates explained why such an idea might make it harder for them to parasite the economy and other white collar fraud/theft).

Yet we still get more right-wing propaganda on a daily basis. Why might that be?

Because something like 80-85% of the MSM (mainstream media) is owner by off-shore parasites who actively support the right wing - again, seemingly, so they can perpetuate division and keep all that the economic gravy train allows.

A constitution could include a clause, that to own ANY media published here, can only be owned and managed by tax paying residents holding a UK passport.

Equally, it (a written constitution) could also ban any politically one-sided commentary. So they'd have to explain, not only the fantasy of their right-wing worldview, but also it's downsides, to give more of a clear understanding to those who need it (majority of UK voters).

Not all UK voters are thick/stupid/politically incompetent, but it would appear that they are.

The Clacton electorate being a case in point........

Still here.........

Well, it's 10 years since those of us who understood some, or in a few cases, all of the shit that's been caused by the political shit show called Brexit.

Sure there's the higher profile bollocks, like this "apparent" immigration issue. But that's something that's at the feet of both Furhrage AND Johnson.

Why? because of Furhrage and his perennial lies i.e. blame the foreigners for everything, and Johnson because he insisted on removing/leaving everything that seems to have had Europe/E.U. in, or as part of the title - whether he understood it or not.

The logical extension of that, being the leaving of the E.U. Dublin agreement. Which was about immigrants entering the E.U. at one location and being registered there, and they then travelled to a different E.U country - which wasn't allowed and they could be returned to the country of registration.

The principle being that the immigrants right to protection/safe haven being protected, but their evental country of settlement being sorted out separately.

So they didn't all end up in the same place causing local issues like discrimination based of religion or skin colour.

Now, because of the Furhrage/Johnson negligence, the "small boats" issue means if they can get here, their case MUST be dealt with by the chronically under-funded Home Office system, which grinds the system at the speed of a striking slug.......

All we get these days, is continued sound bites of Furhrage and his quasi-fascism. Plus expensive/over priced articles in the Tory graph. Articles of dubious merit written by Johnson.