John Harris - Undermining Democracy Part 6/6

Filmed at the 3rd Lawful Rebellion Conference, London, 31st October 2009 by BBC5.tv.

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[Vinseneb]

Excellent stuff from the carpenter and public defender. Loved it. Cheers beeb 5 :)

[gwellyn]

What a fantastic guy

[reksub10]

so this guy is from a family who worked for the bow-lyons(the queen mothers"r.i.p." family) and he is saying he is a humnble carpenter that is attacking parliment for getting the monarch to get rid of royal ascent ,hmmmmm but what the fuck do i know accept that the families that serve the royals are usually not from the common folk they are if you like hereditary aswell from the upper class ....idk

[Traderguru]

I assume if you examine the statistics seatbelts do save lives. Therefore if a fine reminds you to wear it, it's actually reminding you to do something which will, as proven by statistics, save your life. Perhaps a stern word could also do the job? I sympathise with your hypothesis about the difference between enforcing the law and collecting revenue from our mistakes which we all make occasionally. To promote non compliance which could result in death is wrong though, in my humble opinion.

[BlackLabelSociety360]

I knew a man who wore a seatbelt and he lost control of his car, went through a hedge and rolled the car down an embankment. He was hanging upside-down and couldn't get the seatbelt undone from the fastening. Passing motorists tried in vein to free him but the flames from the car engulfed him and he burnt to death....Seat belts are 50/50 just like John Harris says.

[rudetoddboy]

@Traderguru Who gets hurt if you don't wear a seatbelt whilst driving? what's a better deterrent 60 pound fine or death... so what's the point in the fine? think that's the point you may have missed

[Traderguru]

Didn't John Harris also promote the idea that not wearing seatbelts was a good idea? If so is he an advocate for an increase in the number of deaths on our roads? Otherwise very informative and helpful.

[zekezero12345]

You still have to recognise that the system being attacked has provided much of benefit to citizens and that no alternative organisational method is proffered.

[MrJimnoise]

Massive shouts 2 John. This is the man we need in charge, a man from the street who actually represents us. No more blood will be shed as more awaken, change is imminent. The internet has totally crippled the illuminati agenda and men like Harris are at the forefront of the storm leading the line. How people can criticise him I do not know, this is the man who will lead us

[vapourpete007]

i believe john harris is right up there with david icke.

the amount of passion he has is incredible.

Let all of us act as he does and there is hope for all of us.

John harris i salute you. You da man.

[MrFreemanontheland]

top bloke. important message. all must know of this.

[ClarkesonTheMarksman]

@nielss4 Because none of jesus's diciples = apprentices, immagrated to belgium?!