The only crime in the UK you can still be hanged for..

[Zuberi]

Greece was the birth place of democracy??
I was under the impression that it was Rome.

Either way, both empires have caved in on itself. The Greeks couldn't stop fighting each other and the Romans had far too many slaves.

Actually it was Greece.
Either way, both empires have caved in on itself. The Greeks couldn't stop fighting each other and the Romans had far too many slaves.

[Percy]

'Tis the 'problem' of Constitutional Monarchy.

The Monarch is simply a figurehead who is at the direction of the Prime Minister and Parliament.

That would be not such a bad thing were the Govenment accountable to the people. But it isn't.

The ability to 'vote' a government out of office is pyhrric. The people who were the Government simply retire with a fat handshake instead of a prison sentence.

The rot set in with the 'Universal Franchise'. It allows everyone, capable or not, an equal voice. Sense gets drowned out in the shouting by fools and incompetents.

It is a sad matter to me, an Englishman, that the Sovereingnty issue has been so dowgraded and besmirched. There is no excuse for an Englishman to be subject to European bureaucrats. But the political masters and mistresses have sold the United Kingdom for a song and broken it into the constituent parts as scrap.

Great Britain threw away its last chance in 1946 when the French Prime Minister and President approached Great Britain with a 'merger' proposition, whereby France would join the Commonwealth and have the King as the head of State. They were turned down (60 year rule Cabinet papers released in 2006). Britain was the ideal nation to lead Europe. Unfortunately the UK was 'leaned on' by our American cousins. Again.

[Celtic Druid]

It is a sad matter to me, an Englishman, that the Sovereingnty issue has been so dowgraded and besmirched. There is no excuse for an Englishman to be subject to European bureaucrats. But the political masters and mistresses have sold the United Kingdom for a song and broken it into the constituent parts as scrap.

Our soil, our land, our rights and freedoms. There's plenty we can do (there is no concept of capitulation to freedom loving individuals).

If all else fails I invoke an inalienable right (as a freeman) held in perpetuity - Magna Carta 1215, article 61, which states I have the RIGHT to engage in 'LAWFUL Rebellion' to LAWFULLY remove a wayward monarch or governing head (and it's affiliates) until such time the people are satisfied. The people have 'ultimate' jurisdiction upon everything if only we realise and exercise this.

[conaill]

Greece was the birth place of democracy??
I was under the impression that it was Rome.

Rome was used a template for what is now american democracy,all bread and circus's and hail caeser.

[Zuberi]

Rome was used a template for what is now american democracy,all bread and circus's and hail caeser.

The fact is this, empires crumble. That's harsh truth is something that this generation of stupid, irrational children can't bring themselves to understand. America, Europe and Asia are going fall and there is nothing anybody can do about it.

[Percy]

One aspect of Constitutional Monarchy which most people overlook, is that the Institutions are under the Crown and not Parliament.

So, the Armed Forces swear an Oath to the Crown, as do the Judiciary, the Police and all the other major organs of a Nation.

It behoves all of these to be reminded instead of just following meekly behind every damned Law that the Guvcunts pass.

[Celtic Druid]

One aspect of Constitutional Monarchy which most people overlook, is that the Institutions are under the Crown and not Parliament.

Firstly, the 'crown' is a private corporation seeking to maximise it's revenue (Look at Dunn and Bradstreet). Believing there is a moral distinction between Crown and Parliament is to feebly draw distinctions between differing levels of thievery amongst the morally bereft. Thieves all.

So, the Armed Forces swear an Oath to the Crown, as do the Judiciary, the Police and all the other major organs of a Nation.

They swear an oath to every other meaningless aspect other than the people themselves. By my reckoning, if an oath isn't sworn to the people, it has no validity.

It behoves all of these to be reminded instead of just following meekly behind every damned Law that the Guvcunts pass.

Well, they aren't laws but bills (proposals) before they set out. Conniving politicians rely on the obscured 1911 Parliament Act (not a law that affects a freeman) which ensures bills aren't subject to a three-stage probing process. Firstly, prior to 1911 a new bill would be scrutinized by the house of commons, then progressing on to the queen where royal assent would be granted before it reaches parliament. Today, the checks and balances which the vigilant would expect are ignored, and a corrupted default process ensures a negation of the first two stages and controversial bills are routinely pushed through, with sticking - trojan horse - clauses attached after the body of the proposed bill has been accepted.

Bottom line: Our parliamentary process is broken by virtue of self-serving mechanisms that supplant valid journalistic input.

[Kargan3033]

Just another sign of the times people, this worlds fucked, it's all going to crash and burn so why bother, it is the way of things so relax, look after yourself and your loved ones and other like minded people and let the whole rotten system tear it'self apart and we can do our part in bring it down by not pandering to it and feeding it woith our hard earned money by expating out or finding some other and legal way to stick it the goverment, best advice I can give.

[Percy]

Good points of attack, CD. Chinks in the armour of State.