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Queen to lose her constitutional position with Lisbon Treaty

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In an attempt to force the Government to admit what the constitutional position of the Queen will be before and after the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty, Lord Willoughby de Broke has tabled the following amendment to the European Union (Amendment) Bill, currently doing its final round in the House of Lords.

LORD WILLOUGHBY DE BROKE

26	Insert the following new Clause—

“Position of the Monarch

(1)	Within six months of the coming into force of this Act, the Secretary of State shall lay a report before Parliament on the constitutional position of the Monarch in relation to Her people, Parliament and Ministers—

(a)	prior to ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon, and

(b)	following ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon.

(2)	Within one month of the laying of the report, a Minister of the Crown shall move a motion in each House of Parliament that the House approves the report.

(3)	In subsection (2), the reference to “one month” does not include any period of time in which the House in question is dissolved, prorogued or in recess for a period of more than four days.”

The UK will not only be left without its constitution, it will now also lose its Monarch.

The people need to be told this BEFORE this treaty is ratified.

The political elite who care nothing for this nation, who's corruption and sleaze is comparable with Mugabe, who have given away our sovereignty when it is not theirs to give without the consent of the people, are about to make our Monarch redundant.

This amendment will do little more than force ministers to admit this, what we need is leaders with backbone to stop it happening in the first place.

We implore Our Queen, The Monarch, not to give this Bill the Royal Assent, not to give away our Nation.

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n.b. In Parliamentary terms the word 'prorogued' means: 'adjourn by royal prerogative; without dissolving the legislative body'

The Daily Mail finally wakes up, but where is the rest of the mainstream press.

Queen to lose her constitutional position with Lisbon Treaty

IanPJ Main Page 2 comments

In an attempt to force the Government to admit what the constitutional position of the Queen will be before and after the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty, Lord Willoughby de Broke has tabled the following amendment to the European Union (Amendment) Bill, currently doing its final round in the House of Lords.

LORD WILLOUGHBY DE BROKE

26	Insert the following new Clause—

“Position of the Monarch

(1)	Within six months of the coming into force of this Act, the Secretary of State shall lay a report before Parliament on the constitutional position of the Monarch in relation to Her people, Parliament and Ministers—

(a)	prior to ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon, and

(b)	following ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon.

(2)	Within one month of the laying of the report, a Minister of the Crown shall move a motion in each House of Parliament that the House approves the report.

(3)	In subsection (2), the reference to “one month” does not include any period of time in which the House in question is dissolved, prorogued or in recess for a period of more than four days.”

The UK will not only be left without its constitution, it will now also lose its Monarch.

The people need to be told this BEFORE this treaty is ratified.

The political elite who care nothing for this nation, who's corruption and sleaze is comparable with Mugabe, who have given away our sovereignty when it is not theirs to give without the consent of the people, are about to make our Monarch redundant.

This amendment will do little more than force ministers to admit this, what we need is leaders with backbone to stop it happening in the first place.

We implore Our Queen, The Monarch, not to give this Bill the Royal Assent, not to give away our Nation.

.
n.b. In Parliamentary terms the word 'prorogued' means: 'adjourn by royal prerogative; without dissolving the legislative body'

The Daily Mail finally wakes up, but where is the rest of the mainstream press.

Commons acts like Stasi as the Berlin wall came down

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The Times:

THE House of Commons has shredded more than 1m documents
detailing expenses claims by MPs that were due to be revealed to the
public.

The Commons authorities said last week they had destroyed all
documents for MPs up to April 2004, even though official guidelines
state that such records should be kept for six years.

Also see Blair’s expenses shredded – how convenient.

What’s that stench? Is this the smell of mass corruption covering its arse?

My disgust and contempt for Parliament is now completely overwhelming.

Any MP who cannot present documents relating to claims for expenses
over the past 6 years should immediately have any further claims
stopped and should be made to resign or face criminal charges.

This looks like the scenes we saw as the Stasi tried to shred its files as East Germany collapsed, those in power who know they would face the wroth of the public.

This government allied by the Conservative and LibDem leadership have all but destroyed what was good about Britain, there is no longer any justification for allowing these people to continue to control our lives, to destroy even more.

We are no longer Governed, we are being Ruled.

That in its own right is treasonous and breaks all the conventions of a free Parliament, they ignore the Bill of Rights 1689, the Magna Carta and the Act of Union 1701.

They break the law with impunity, they ignore the wishes of the people, they are no longer fit to hold public office.

Is it time for the Army to intervene to save what little pride and democracy we have left in this country?

THIS MADNESS MUST STOP – detain them all for 42 days whilst the people find out what is really going on in Westminster.

Haven't YOU had enough of the Dictatorship of Parliament and it's corrupt members!!.

UPDATE:

I have just posted the following on Conservative Home. (http://tinyurl.com/6fqfnv)

Lets see whether it stays up, or goodness gracious even answered !!.

Based
upon the expenses shredding story in this morning's Times, will ALL
Conservative MP's now voluntarily publish their expenses for the past 6
years to prove to the public that there is no sleaze, nothing to hide.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article4087705.ece

Posted by:
Ian Parker-Joseph |
June 09, 2008 at 15:04

Stewart Wheeler – today's the day

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Today's the day

The British Government is in the High Court today, its biggest legal guns trained on a lone citizen, Stuart Wheeler,
who is suing them in his courageous effort to force the Labour
Government to hold the Referendum on the EU Reform Treaty as promised
in their Party's Election Manifesto of 2005.

Mr Wheeler writes:

There are, I believe, two reasons why there should be a referendum:

The
Labour Party, as well as the other two main parties, made an
unambiguous promise that they would call one. They should keep that
promise.

The
Treaty is immensely important and so, irrespective of whether you think
it should be ratified or not, you should be allowed a vote on it.

The
government appears to be rattled. Not content with having the leading
treasury counsel, Philip Sales QC, who argued the government case at
the April hearing, they have appointed Jonathan Sumption QC to lead him
at the judicial review itself, which will be held on 9 and 10 June in
Court 3 at the Royal Courts of Justice, Strand, London, starting at
10:30 a.m.

Jonathan
Sumption is one of the most expensive QCs in practice. The potential
costs if I lose the case, perhaps after it has gone all the way up to
the judicial branch of the House of Lords, are now even higher than
ever. So I am afraid this is a further request for financial help to anyone who can afford it.

I
am very grateful indeed for those who have already given me financial
support. If you would like to help please make cheques payable to
Stuart Wheeler Lisbon Litigation Account and send them to me with this contribution form or, if you prefer, direct to my bankers: HSBC Bank, 40-05-50, account No 51484257 ‘Stuart Wheeler Lisbon Litigation Account’.

We
were informed on 19 May that the Speaker of the House of Commons
intended to apply to intervene in the case, in order to make
submissions concerning parliamentary privilege and the Bill of Rights
1689. The Speaker will be acting through by the Attorney General. I do
not know why the Speaker feels he needs to intervene, as arguments
about these matters have already been put forward on behalf of the
Prime Minister and the Foreign Secretary.

Good luck, Mr Wheeler. You are fighting for democracy on behalf of millions of us. Force the malign hand of the Politburo.

Readers of this blog may care to fork out a small sum in support of Mr Wheeler.

HatTip Prodicus