John Bingley: The British Constitution -part 1 of 7

Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqkO3FhoyUc

In the coming years, one of the key tools that we the British people can and must use in our effort to take back control of our country is knowledge of our history, our literature, our customs and our law. With knowledge AND right on our side, we can beat the traitors decisively and ensure that the Common Law is never again displaced by an alien value-system.

As researcher John Bingley highlights in this talk recorded at the 2nd Lawful Rebellion Conference, London, 13th June 2009, the principles human beings hold most dear, the understandings that protect our liberty and guard against the misuse of power by either Parliament or a monarch, are enshrined in a number of immeasurably precious documents, which together form the written basis of the British Constitution.

Original video posted by rcoones: http://uk.sevenload.com/videos/mcIWHjf-BCG-Royal-Assent-Parliamentary-Soverei...

NOTE: The occasional slight hiccups in audio were present in the original.

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[shahideurope]

@Miltongarden they do if the contract is void, voidable or contrary to law.

[Miltongarden]

@shahideurope No, I am not - but I know that when two parties enter into a contract a third party does not usually have any right to declare it invalid.

[shahideurope]

@Miltongarden yes actual law is important to lawyers but you are not a lawyer are you?

[Miltongarden]

@shahideurope Well, deal with "actual law" as much as you like but parliament cannot undo a contract it did not make.

[shahideurope]

@Miltongarden i deal with actual law not fantasy law.

[Miltongarden]

@shahideurope It is not a question of force. The Magna Carta, 1215 and the Declaration of Rights, 1688 are contracts between the Monarch and the People and are, therefore, beyond the powers of parliament.

[shahideurope]

The 1215 Magna Carta is no longer in force, the Magna Carta 1297 is in force

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