The series and explainers. England and English heritage. "The Laws of England are the birthright of the people thererof" Act of Settlement 1701 chapter IIII
Not on the face of the Bill.
Dedicated to "Tom" a true English Judge.
aka SIR ALFRED DENNING One of the Lords Justices of His Majesty's Court of Appeal in England.
Even under consumer laws - burying an adverse consumer rights clause is illegal. In fact criminal.
So burying cryptic adverse repeals of our rights is unconstitutional.
Stealth repeals of our rights is fraud by omission. We want ALL English rights back and here in a nutshell is why. This video could be vastly expanded with reasons why what Parliament, Judges and the Crown has acted ultra Vires, but in a nutshell . . .
PRESIDENT Trump wins executives powers back to destroy deep state.
You are witnessing a systemic return of the constitution in the USA. The Constitution is the Solution. It MUST be enforced.
England is a Country, with an indigenous people, its own constitution. The first time I've seen this acknowledged by Restore Britain in such straight forward terms. Well done! When referring East London, Rochdale, Luton, Birmingham, Blackburn, Bradford. They are in ENGLAND.
🚨WATCH: Drone footage shows HUNDREDS of illegal migrants being packed onto coaches after being brought into Gosport by the RNLI 🇬🇧
This is state sponsored invasion.
🚨The UK just secretly flew 24,000 Afghans into the country and made it illegal for the press to even cover the story. Now, it turns out all of them get free housing and welfare for "the rest of their lives" without ever having to work.
Doomed country.
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1/ The English Bill of Rights didn’t say “until the next Parliament gets bored.”
It said officers shall serve according to it in all time to come.
It said heirs and posterities submit for ever.
It said it shall be the law of this realm for ever.
2/ So a serious question for MPs, judges, barristers, solicitors, and the Crown:
Which part of forever needs a translation?
3/ You call yourselves honourable and learned.
Then explain how “for ever” became optional.