ANSWERS TO THE TEST
FOR ‘BRITISH DEMOCRACY’
If you cannot answer these questions, you are
unable to participate.
And, in consequence, Britain cannot be a
Democracy. Because, if you do not know these answers; you, cannot know, what,
Democracy, is.
This test determines whether you know how to participate properly
in, BRITISH DEMOCRACY:
Here are the answers you should have known:
Question 1.
The
American People have the, protection of law, provided for them, in a 'Written
Constitution', 'Bill of Rights', and, the right of access, to a
"Supreme Court of Law".
What,
in comparison, do the British have in order to provide them with the same
protection?
Question
2.
The
British people elect their Parliament in General Election.
When a Parliament is elected at present, is it a democratic 'people's parliament'?
Answer
‘yes’ or ‘no’? And, explain how and why.
The answer is ‘No’. The people in democratic general elections elect their political
representatives to represent them in parliament; but, the majority of those
elected, on being elected, accept and comply with the ‘diktat’ and instructions
issued by their political party, WHIP; and, therefore, they give the priority
‘allegiance’ to their political party; in preference, to those that elected
them.
Question
3.
Parliament
has an office and a procedure known as the 'WHIPS'
What
are the 'WHIPS'?
What do
the 'WHIPS' do?
What
the WHIPS do, is this legal?
Explain
how and why.
The political party WHIPS in
parliament instruct Members of Parliament on how they must behave in
Parliament, and, how they must vote.
This political party activity is
wholly illegal.
It, ‘prejudices the people’, by
over-ruling and supplanting all rightful influence placed upon those ‘elected’
Members of Parliament, by the Constituent.
This, flouts, breaches, and breaks
the ‘precedent of law’, providing the protection of the people set out in, “The
Said Rights Claimed”, the, over-ruling paragraph of the entire “Bill of Rights
1689”; which determines that when parliament enacts it “Supremacy”, nothing
should prejudice the people.
Question
4.
The
British Judiciary has always denied the people all right to challenge
parliament in law.
How do
the Judiciary deny this right?
Is that
'denial' lawful? Or, unlawful?
Explain
how and why.
The Judiciary deny the people this
right by incorrectly reading and interpreting the “Bill of Rights 1689”. The
Judiciary has always claimed and ruled that “Article 9” of that Bill, protects
parliament from all challenge from within LAW; Article 9, reads as follows:
“That
the Freedome of Speech Debates and Proceedings of Parlyament ought not to be
Impeached or Questioned in any Court or Place out of Parlyament”
And, the Judiciary has always claimed
and ruled that this prevents all challenge to parliament in the Courts. But,
the correct reading and interpretation of the entire “Bill of Rights 1689”
reveals the existence within that Bill of the paragraph “The Said Rights
Claimed”; and, this determines that anyone is free, in law, to challenge
parliament in the Courts; if, and, whenever, parliament ‘prejudice the people’.
Question
5.
The
British Parliament claims its "Supremacy".
Explain:
How
parliament got this 'Supremacy' ?
What is
the 'Supremacy' for?
Does
anything 'overrule' this "Supremacy”?
The, GLORIOUS REVOLUTION and the
CONVENTION (Parliament) of 1688 set up by Prince William of Orange, created a
‘Rights Committee’ in order that they could produce a list of ‘rights’
parliament required, of a King. Parliament did not want to have to put up with
the same interferences that it had endured under the previous King. King James
the Second; who the CONVENTION, had removed from the throne. This ‘Rights
Committee’ produced the “Bill of Rights 1689” which under “Article 9” provided
parliament with it “Supremacy”.
Parliaments “Supremacy” provides that
the Freedom of Speech, Debates, and Proceedings of Parliament, are protected by
law.
Parliaments “Supremacy” can be
over-ruled, by the authority and, ‘precedent of law’, set out in the paragraph,
“The Said Rights Claimed” within the “Bill of Rights 1689”. Which provides,
that anyone may challenge parliament if and whenever parliament, ‘prejudice the
people’.
Question
6.
Each
'Reigning Monarch' sitting on the throne is provided with two legal instruments
which enable them to do 'something important’ in respect to parliament.
What
are these 'legal instruments' called?
What
are they for?
One of
these legal instruments is involved in a particular way with every Bill
or Act passed by parliament.
Explain:
How?
When
was the last time this instrument was used?
These legal instruments are: “The
Royal Assent” and “The Royal Prerogative”.
They are provided to the ‘Reigning
Monarch’ and, they have been specifically designed for only one purpose, the
protection of the “Crown’s Subjects’. They have no other purpose at all.
One of these ‘legal instruments’ the
“Royal Assent” is provided in order that, the ‘Reigning Monarch’; whose duty it
is to protect the Crown’s Subjects; shall monitor parliament and the Bills and
Laws created by parliament, in order to see whether they are created honestly
and without corruption; granting the “Royal Assent” if they are in the
interests of the country and the Crown’s Subjects; refusing, the ‘Assent’ if
they are not.
The Royal Assent has not been refused since 11th March 1708,
when Queen Anne refused it for a Bill for settling the militia in Scotland.
Question
7.
It is
universally believed throughout our land, and, the British People have always
been taught, that the most important thing about the 'Glorious Revolution' is
that it provided Parliament with its "Supremacy".
But, is
this the most important feature of the 'Glorious Revolution’?
What
other more important features did it produce?
Parliaments “Supremacy” is not the
most important feature provided by the “Glorious Revolution”.
The most important feature of the
‘Glorious Revolution’ and the CONVENTION (Parliament) it created; is the
paragraph within the ‘Bill of Rights 1689’ created by the ‘Rights Committee’;
for the protection of the people. This paragraph, “The Said Rights Claimed”
over-rules all other ‘Premises’ of the Bill, including, even the “Supremacy” of
parliament itself, whenever parliament ‘prejudice the people’.
This is the most important feature
provided by the, “Glorious Revolution”.
Question
8.
King
James the Second was removed from the English throne.
Explain:
How and
why?
What
affect does this have on the present 'Reigning Monarch' of today?
KING JAMES II was removed from the
throne by the CONVENTION (Parliament) of 1688 for, “Breaking the Original Contract betwixt King and People”. The
CONVENTION ruled and determined that he had thereby ‘abdicated’ his duty and
that thereby he had ‘abdicated’ the throne. The CONVENTION declared the throne
was, Vacant. And, Prince William of Orange was offered the throne. He accepted,
and, became the next King.
This decision of the CONVENTION
affects not only the present ‘Reigning Monarch’ sitting upon the throne; but,
also all other ‘Reigning Monarch’s’ in the “Line
of Succession” who would also occupy the throne. For, the CONVENTION ruled
in respect the “Lineal Descent”, that, “The Contract is as binding upon the
Successor as well as it was on the Deposed, if the Successor broke the
Contract, they too can be Deposed”.
Question
9.
In
order for a country to be a true democracy certain criterion must apply.
What
are these conditions?
Does
your country meet this criterion?
Explain
how and why?
In any country claiming to be a,
DEMOCRACY, only one criterion applies:
A, GOVERNMENT AND A PARLIAMENT, WHERE
THE PEOPLE GOVERN THEMSELVES.
DEMOCRACY; is, “Government of the
people, by the people, and, for the people.”
All other forms of Government are
naught, but, the Totalitarian Regime.
Question
10.
In the
UK National Census of 2011 the total adult population (being over the age of
20)
was
declared to be 48,085,800.
Explain:
How
many are there in the total membership of all the political parties, in
the country?
Is it
right that this tiny minority dominates and controls virtually every aspect of
life, in the country?
How is
this political party domination and control maintained?
The political parties in the country
treat their Membership numbers as a ‘State Secret’ and, as highly confidential.
Only the Labour Party immediately revealed these numbers when asked. The Tory
and Liberal parties arrogantly refused to disclose. However, by diligent
research it was ascertained that the total political party Membership in the
country, was slightly less than, 400,000.
Is it right that this ‘less than 400,000’ should dominate and
control virtually every aspect of the life of the, very slightly less, than
48,085,800 adults in the land; this is wrong; and, it is positively obscene.
This domination and control of the
political parties in and over our lives is unlawfully maintained by the
activities of the political party WHIPS in parliament; political, activities, having
no legality, at all.
Question
11.
If you
vote in General Elections,
What do
you vote for?
What
should you be voting for?
In General Elections the people
afforded the right and the privilege of voting; they should be voting in order
to select their ‘political representative’ to represent them and their
interests in parliament.
THEY SHOULD NOT BE VOTING FOR A
POLITICAL PARTY.
Question
12.
What is
the "Original Contract”?
Explain
in full detail:
How it
came about?
What it
is for?
The ‘Original Contract’ is an
unwritten contract; but, it is fully entrenched and established in Law. It
derives from the long since distant days of the past, when there were many
‘Lords’ and ‘Kings’, constantly fighting each other for power and control. The,
common people of the land, the, ‘serfs’, of that time; would give ‘allegiance’
to their Lord and Master for the protection of their, Lord and Master. And,
when the British Monarchy was first formed this ‘idea’ was then adopted, as the
requirement, of a King.
That, is the basis and the, concept,
of the ‘Original Contract’.
What is it for? The ‘Original
Contract’ is the requirement upon every ‘Reigning Monarch’, in the, ‘Line of
Succession’, requiring them to act as ‘Head of Government; to, monitor
parliament, in order to verify that the Laws and Bills passed by parliament
have been created without corruption; and, that they are, in the interests of
the country and its people. The ‘contract’ requires the ‘Reigning Monarch’ to
protect, all the ‘Crown’s Subjects from the tyranny of the ‘abuses’ and the
‘prejudice’ of parliament.
Any, ‘Reigning Monarch’, failing to
honour the ‘Original Contract’; ABDICATES THE THRONE. Precedent in law for this
is determined, by the fact, that KING JAMES II, a living and lawful King, was
removed from the throne.
Please note:
If, you cannot answer, all these
questions posed above.
It is not your fault. You are not to blame.
Blame, must be laid at the door of the crass negligence and the fault of
the inadequate entire British education curriculum; and, the way, that you were
taught.