[patriots] Re: Fwd: UK Parliament comes to an effective end on 1st November 2014 (new EU rules)
- From: john TIMBRELL <johntimbrell@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "patriots@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <patriots@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 25 May 2014 11:13:05 +0000
It's not a done deal if common law was used to challenge the government for
taking away our rights. It's nigh on impossible using the admin. courts ie all
the rest because the government will challenge it all the way to the Supreme
court . I doubt if the supreme court will rule on it. They will fill up pages
and pages of argument for and against then refer it back to the original court
for their reconsideration.
I am using cases that don't matter much if I lose so I can learn the ropes.
Mike Green is helping by asking Awkward questions and challenging me. Surely
there are some out there who could devote the time researching it.
Plus. Is there anyone out there who has access to an old 'Stones Justice's
Manual'
It's published each year so regular users dispose of last years edition. Glos
Libraries no longer stock it. It doesn't matter how old it is because Common
Law is old law. So far I'm having difficulty finding the correct way to access
the courts because the clerks keep trying to get me into the admin courts where
they call all the shots.
> Subject: [patriots] Fwd: UK Parliament comes to an effective end on 1st
> November 2014 (new EU rules)
> From: fame_97@xxxxxxxxxxx
> Date: Sun, 25 May 2014 11:13:36 +0100
> To: fame_97@xxxxxxxxxxx
> CC: patriots@xxxxxxxxxxxxx; ecg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
> Hi all,
> This just came in, looks like it's a done deal before any referendum.
>
> With best wishes
> Paul
> www.force4justice.co.uk
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> Begin forwarded message:
>
> >
> >
> > Does everyone now about this ... ? If not, we need to publicise it asap.
> >
> > UK Parliament comes to an effective end on November 2014 (new EU rules)
> > On the 1st November 2014 the right of Parliament to legislate over us
> > in 43 areas, the important ones, will be removed and be made subject to
> > approval. They call it QMV, Qualified Majority Voting.
> >
> > Each member State will lose it right of Veto over these areas, so
> > Cameron’s idea of negotiation to recover any areas goes out the window at
> > the same time.
> >
> > The following areas of competence will switch from requiring unanimous
> > approval of all member states to qualified majority voting only:
> >
> > Initiatives of the High Representative for Foreign Affairs – Nice:
> > Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Administrative co-operation – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Asylum – Nice: QMV; Lisbon: QMV
> > Border controls – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Citizens’ initiative regulations – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Civil protection – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Committee of the Regions – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Common defence policy – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Crime prevention incentives – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Criminal judicial co-operation – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Criminal law – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Culture – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Diplomatic & Consular protection – Nice: Unanimity Lisbon: QMV
> > Economic & Social Committee – Nice: QMV Lisbon: QMV
> > Emergency international aid – Nice: Unanimity Lisbon: QMV
> > Energy – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > EU budget – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Eurojust – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > European Central Bank – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > European Court of Justice – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Europol – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Eurozone external representation – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV Foreign
> > Affairs High Representative election – Lisbon: QMV
> > Freedom of movement for workers – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Freedom to establish a business – Nice: Unanimity Lisbon QMV
> > Freedom, security, justice, co-operation & evaluation – Nice: Unanimity;
> > Lisbon: QMV
> > Funding the Common Foreign & Security Policy – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon:
> > QMV
> > General economic interest services – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Humanitarian aid – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Immigration – Nice: QMV; Lisbon: QMV
> > Intellectual property – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Organisation of the Council of the EU – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Police co-operation – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > President of the European Council election – Lisbon: QMV
> > Response to natural disasters & terrorism – Lisbon: QMV
> > Rules concerning the Armaments Agency – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Self-employment access rights – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Social Security Unanimity – Nice: QMV; Lisbon: QMV
> > Space – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Sport – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Structural & Cohension Funds – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Tourism – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Transport – Nice: Unanimity; Lisbon: QMV
> > Withdrawal of a member state – Lisbon: QMV
> >
> > A brief review of the Treaties confirms the Transitional arrangements
> > which allow, only on specific votes, for the Nice Treaty Provisions to
> > apply from 1st November 2014 until March 2017, hence I imagine PM David
> > Cameron’s determination to delay our referendum beyond that date, tying
> > Britain for ever within the non-democratic, totalitarian and now clearly
> > despotic EU.
> >
> > For your reference, if anyone interested in the Treaty Articles behind
> > this change, here is the legal bit.
> > http://grahnlaw.blogspot.co.uk/2009/07/eu-qualified-majority-voting-qmv.html
> >
> >
> > Yours indeed for the cause,
> >
> > UKIP Cllr. Robert H. Brown
> >
> >
> > NNW Cambs UKIP
> >
> > 12 Lancaster Road, Upwood, Ramsey, Cambs PE26 2PX.
> > Tel: 01487 710898 Mob: 07932 230 609
> >
> >
> >
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