At election time vote for accountability, not control by a PM
The refusal of an executive government to give full and fair public explanation before the fact is legitimately and in common sense the basis for a non-confidence motion.
In the recent BBC TV Doha debate on whether Wikileaks is helpful or harmful to society, a Qatar student rose to ask the debaters that included two Americans likely instructed by their State Department, "How can we trust a government if we don't know what it's planning?" Dead centre as a public ac...
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