The United Kingdom set the precedent for protecting the dignity of parliamentary democracy

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Mother of All Parliament The British Parliament has maintained its reputation. The attempt by Prime Minister Boris Johnson to weaken parliament's power following authoritarian policies has failed dramatically. In addition, no matter how suicidal he was, he was found bone-in-bone within just four hours. In just 24 hours, he lost to Parliament in a vote of three proposals, including a law amendment that has never happened in British history. The government has lost control of parliament, Boris lost a majority in parliament as prime minister and failed to amend the law to hold elections.

After sitting in the House of Representatives after the summer break, the Prime Minister was first surprised to find that a relatively young member of his party had taken the seat of the third major opposition Liberal Democrat. It was the brutal surprise of losing the majority. Then the proposals raised by the rebel and opposition parties of their own party, so that the MPs withdrew from the government to manage parliament. When the proposal was passed with 20 votes, it was clear how much bloodshed was going to happen to his party. Churchill's grandson, Sir Nicholas Somme, former minister Kenneth Clark, former Attorney General Dominic Grieve, former law minister David Gock, and some nearly two dozen senior leaders, however, refused to allow him to be fired. The law was then passed against non-negotiable separation and the creation of an obligation to request the European Union to extend the time until January 5 for negotiations.
Although Boris Johnson called for Europe to reject what he called a "surrender document" and "treachery" with the country, his plea-threat did not work. His last attempt was to hold the election in advance on October 1, so that the opportunity to renew the mandate on the Brexit issue was to see the prospect of implementing the Brexit 'do or die' - October 5. His hope is that ahead of public opinion, if he can be elected in October, the implementation of Brexit would be possible within his timeframe. But Britain's fixed term parliamentary law requires amendments to the law for advance elections, which require two-thirds support. The attempt to amend it failed because the opposition did not agree and the vote was stopped. Boris then woke up on Thursday, leaving his government to announce his national interest as a priority rather than trusting his brother's family.
The Prime Minister was determined to avoid scrutiny and debate in Parliament, in order to enforce Britain's separation with Europe. That is why he decided in mid-August, to shorten the session of Parliament in September and keep it closed for five weeks. After taking charge, the session will be held in the third week of October to arrange the queen's speech, which is the norm for addressing the government's policy plan. Politicians and the media illegally called this tactic illegal occupation or cue. That cue failed. Parliament has established its rights. It is possible for unity of the growing opposition and dozens of senior and experienced MPs in the ruling Tory party to stand for democracy beyond the narrow lines.
It is rare to find that the government has rejected the proposal of the opposition if the government loses a majority in Western democracies. That's what is happening in Britain now. While the main opposition Labor Party has been saying for two years, the general election is the way to end the silence over the Brexit deal. The opposite is happening here though.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he would go on to organize elections by passing the proposal by specifying a specific date on Monday. In the case of passing the proposal, the general majority will suffice. But opposition members have said they will not support the proposal. They want first, be sure to extend the separation deadline. Thus, opponents say they will agree to the election only if the government decides to extend the deadline to the European Union.
Here the tactics of the opposition are very clear. They will not give the Prime Minister any opportunity to implement Brexit by October 8. So there is no choice in the time and environment he can benefit from. This is an unprecedented situation. The Prime Minister is virtually powerless. But he also has no chance of renewing the mandate. Will he request an extension of Brexit? He also replied Thursday, "I will die in the ditch, but I will not request an extension." So what is the alternative? Resignation? Mr. There is also a possibility that if Boris resigns, another leader of the ruling Tory party will be elected as his successor. In particular, the evidence of his majority is almost impossible.
Can opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn be prime minister as an alternative? That is what is supposed to happen in democratic rituals. But Jeremy Corbyn, a Marxist and pacifist leftist, is the leader of the UK's opposition to capitalist democracy. Industrialists and capital owners are in a state of panic. The leaders of the ruling party have said many times, they are Mr. Don't let Corbin sit down. In an editorial on investment market magazine CTAM, Wednesday wrote that the loss of the economy would be the biggest deal if Brexit became Prime Minister.