Living By The 'Rule Of Law' … laws and statutes are. Here follows a summary of my interpretation of the differences (not … personal benefit. A ‘statute’ is defined as a rule or regulation of a society – they are edicts …
A Dissident's Guide to the Constitution: Episode 6 — Rule of Whose Law? … on pause, partly because the planned theme of the next episode after democracy was the rule of law and we were at a loss to know how …
UK Column News - Rule of Law, 'Derogation' & Reanimated Corpse-Witches (4th October 2016) … Highlights the profound Cognitive Gymnastics of Atlanticist Rhetoric 04:12 Paradoxes amidst … 32:42 ‘Right Honourable Elizabeth Truss MP…’ Rule of Law, & Common Law? 35:23 A despicable …
UK Column News - Blair Is Back Subverting The Rule Of Law (28th October 2016) … UK Column News, including: START New head of the Scottish Child Sexual Abuse Inquiry has … UK Column News - Blair Is Back Subverting The Rule Of Law (28th October 2016) …
UK Column News - The Mayoral Cartel, Syria Defies Israel & the Rule of Law (13th September 2016) … Commission for England 09:42 Inaugural Meeting of … the ‘Global Parliament of Mayors’ 12:38 “… … have shot down IAF Aircraft 21:23 Assert the Rule of Law in Glastonbury – this September 15th …
Brexit: The Constitutional Position … MPs has occurred, many are perhaps ignorant of the vital constitutional issues at stake. … this. Parliament is a tripartite body and the rule of law binds its individual parts, most …
Fear Not … went in to a Subway sandwich shop to buy a cup of coffee. It did not go well. “Do you have a … us, and fight our battles. They rejected rule by God and by God's law, not because this …
International Public Procurement Rules Lay Bare The Lies Of Brexit … In her speech " Britain after Brexit: A Vision of a Global Britain ", delivered at the … acquis' – that is, the body of existing EU law – into British law". According to May this …
The Fundamental Principles Of Our Constitution … to reinforce the idea among the inhabitants of this country that we have no Constitution. The … hold office under the Crown do abide by the Rule of Law as being the only means of governance …
Prof. Michael Esfeld—Common law requires the courage to judge … Michael Esfeld is full professor of the philosophy of science at the University of … discusses with Alex Thomson how the term "the rule of law" has been twisted to mean its …
How best to use the law? … This blog first appeared as part of the Scottish Union for Education Newsletter 33 … dimension, in part because once you turn to law you risk handing over authority to lawyers …
Grand Juries at Telford: What Next? … (in the normal case) begin with indictment of the accused by a representative body of … have recently expressed commitment to the Rule of Law in speeches on the occasion of the …
Ultimately, the Netherlands has no actual constitution—Part 2: Arbitrary Rule … In the first part of this two-part article on the Dutch … there can never be (or be proven to be) a rule of law , because the totalitarian will of …
Council Tax & Lawful Rebellion … A bit of background first. For those of us who are old … contract with the people of these islands to rule us according to our laws and customs. That …
Cash For Honours - An Interview With The Earl Of Sterling … well, as an American I don't take the issue of hereditary honours too seriously, except in as … Peerage I became an expert on Scots Peerage Law, Baronetage Law, Baronage Law and Chiefly …
A Dissident's Guide to the Constitution: Episode 5, Part I — Democracy: a British value? … be sovereign, and yet, it is not the source of law. — Ruben Alvarado, Common Law and Natural … appears to make the principle of the ‘ rule of law ’ subservient to a fluctuating …
Vince Cable - Stay In The EU So We Can "Influence" The City Of London … outward-looking country." What a strange view of history. Outward looking, Britain may have … in the UK is required to operate under the law - whatever that law may be. Government …
The Arrest & Rescue Of Judge Peake … person present on the day, there were tens of thousands who agreed wholeheartedly with them … to a Sovereign who swore at Her Coronation to rule according to our laws and customs. He was …
