Laymans Guide to the English Constitution - Part 5
By Lincs Patriot on Mar 14, 2011 | In National, EU, Police State, New World Order, Constitution & Laws, Treason
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was taught Constitutional Law by a Fabian, and the Fabians, I believe, want to destroy our way of life. Her Majesty will always do what her ministers say she must. We are now governed by an elected dictatorship. What has this treacherous dictatorship illegally achieved?
(1) Magna Charta and the Bill of Rights state we cannot suffer any fine or forfeiture unless we have been found guilty of an offence in a court of law. Fines should not be excessive and no cruel or unusual punishments inflicted. We now have a whole range of fixed penalty fines for which we are not permitted to appeal in one of Her Majesty’s Courts of Law.
(2) The Bill of Rights says that any threat of a fine or forfeiture voids the offence. Yet we are told that if we drop litter or don’t have a TV Licence we will be fined £1000, we are told that if we do not insure or tax our car it will be seized and crushed.
(3) The Bill of Rights also states that we may not be imprisoned unless we have been found guilty of an offence in one of Her Majesty’s Courts of Law. Yet we have 42 day detention under the anti terrorism laws. In other words, detention without any evidence being produced to any one, let alone one of Her Majesty’s Courts of Law. These illegal laws are subverting the constitution, the major crime of Sedition, which at this level amounts to high treason against Her Majesty’s subjects.
(4) Edward Heath set up a conspiracy to subvert our ancient constitution, the major crime of Sedition. Sedition at this level is High Treason. Heath also conspired with others to hand over this country to a foreign power, the EEC/EU - the major crime of High Treason. Every succeeding government has signed treaties with the EU surrendering our rights to govern ourselves under laws passed by the Queen in Parliament. In doing so, every government since the Heath government has committed the major crime of High Treason.
(5) The restrictions of the ability of the hereditary peerage to play their proper part in government, as defined by the constitution, constitutes the major crime of Sedition which at this level is High Treason.
(6) The removal of the hereditary peerage from the Lords constitutes an act of Sedition amounting to High Treason.
(7) A minister from the Asquith government, advising King George V that he keeps all his Royal Prerogatives, but may not use them unless he has the backing of a minister, is to usurp the Royal Prerogative which is an act of High Treason.
It is a fundamental part of our Constitution that Parliament may not surrender any of their rights to govern to a foreign power unless we have been defeated in war.
It is a fundamental part of our Constitution that a statute law cannot repeal by implied repeal a
constitutional law.
It is a fundamental part of our Constitution that when a law is repugnant, or impossible to perform, the common law will intercede and strike it down.
Parliament is governing outside of the rule of the Constitutional law of England and Wales. Scotland have their own constitution. I leave it to the people of Scotland to deal with government over breaches of the Scottish constitution.
I do not want you to take my word for any of this. My teacher at school used to tell me to look it up because then you will remember it, and I am saying to you look it up! In particular research; the Legal Codes of Alfred, the Charter of Liberties of Henry I (1100), the Magna Charta (1215), the Petition of Rights (1628), the Grand Remonstrance (1641), and the Bill of Rights (1689.)
Then I want you to look out of the window and see just how thoroughly the Government are destroying the Constitutional Laws of England.
Now you understand how our ancient constitution works… you have to choose whether you are going to roll over and become a slave or live as free born Englishmen like our forefathers - many of whom died to give us the rights and freedoms the world believes we enjoy.
I am not yet asking you to risk death. We are not anywhere near there yet. I am asking you to fight back. England is ruled by law. Parliament is ignoring the best laws in the history of the world. Let us use the law to get back that which is ours, our Constitution and our Country.
Sedition is any act designed to subvert the Constitution.
High Treason is any act designed to betray the Sovereign, Constitution and people of England.
Can you recognise these acts of betrayal by Parliament today?
On the dispensing power of the King to dispense with a penalty for an offence.
In 1674 Chief Justice Vaughn of the Common Pleas, ruled that the King cannot dispense with a penalty for a common law offence. The King can dispense with a penalty for a statute offence, but he cannot dispense with a penalty for all statue offences. The King cannot for example allow someone to commit murder. The King can dispense with a penalty when he is the victim but he cannot dispense with a penalty when it affects a third party who could claim for damages in a court of law. The King cannot for example allow some one who has a duty to repair a bridge, to avoid liability to any one using the bridge, because that would remove the right of anyone injured by walking over the bridge due to its lack of repair from claiming for damages against those whose duty it was to keep the bridge in good repair.
Queen Elizabeth I forgave the Earl of Essex for his personal treason against her when he went to strike her with his sword, but she removed his head when his treason was against the state and her subjects.
The 1695 Treason Act
This act puts a three year time limit on bringing trials for treason, bearing in mind the explanation of the powers of dispensation available to the King, and the actions of Queen Elizabeth I We can clearly see that this time limit is both nonsensical to allow someone who has committed treason to get away with it just because they are able to avoid arrest for three years. It is also Ultra Vires because the King cannot give the assent for what is a partial dispensation for an act of treason. Because we all suffer a loss should treason succeed? We all of us have a right and a clear duty to prosecute those who commit this most serious crime. As such it is clearly constitutionally impossible for such a dispensation to be given.
William Joyce
William Joyce was an American citizen of Irish descent, who obtained a United Kingdom Passport before running of to Nazi Germany on the outbreak of the Second World War. Joyce and his wife both made broadcasts in aid of the German war machine between 1939 and 1940 when his passport expired. Joyce was arrested by British forces personnel in 1945, and he was put on trial and executed for treason in 1946 some six years after his last act of treason under the 1945 Treason Act specifically brought in to try him and other known traitors.
Henry the VIII Powers
King Henry VIII was an arrogant bully who ruled by dictate. The Bishop of Rochester upset his cook, one Richard Rose. Richard poisoned the meal and seventeen people died. King Henry VIII ordered the cook to be taken to Smithfield and boiled to death. Richard was duly boiled to death. This became known as a Henry VIII power. Parliament today claim to rule by Henry VIII powers - they evidence this by the blue eyed baby rule. Parliament say that they could pass a law saying all blue eyed baby boys born in July were to be killed, that would be the law and the babies would be killed. Chief Justice Sir Edward Coke in 1628 said that parliament may sometimes pass a law which was repugnant or impossible to perform, and the Common Law would intercede and strike it down. I would hope we would all feel that any law which said we should kill anyone let alone babies was repugnant, and because the families of these babies would fight as would everybody else to prevent the deaths of these children it would be impossible to perform, because the common man would enforce by armed resistance if needed the common law of England.
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