Saturday, February 09, 2008

One view on whether the Lisbon Treaty is treason

I am not a lawyer, but have been copied the following which seems to make sense: "
This provision of the Treason Act 1702 is the important one, as it states that treason may be defined as meaning that any person who signs away the power of the crown over the territory of the realm, with dominion also meaning the APPLICATION OF THE POWER of the royal prerogative over Britain itself.
Dominions and territories applies not just to the Commonwealth but also Britain itself.
The Crown is not just the person of the Queen or King, it is the power of the Crown in Parliament and thre power of the Royal Prerogative.
The imperial crown represents the sovereignity of the Crown in this country, meaning the power of the Crown is the ultimate authority of Parliament and the Royal Prerogative.
Power may not be lawfully excercised unless done through the Crown.
Treason is therefore done when a Minister of the Crown signs a treaty that permanentaly revokes the power of the Crown as excercised via Parliament or through the Royal Prerogative in Britain. This is because they have signed a treaty that ensures the Crown no longer has the exlusive authority to apply the Royal Prerogative in those areas defined in the treaty AFTER THE PRESENT QUEEN ABDICATES, as it from henceforth binds all her successors, and therefore makes the Crown subservient to the EU. This is also confirmed by the fact that Parliament may no longer prevent foreign judges from imposing laws directly upon British citizens simply by bypassing Parliament and the Crown.
In previous treaties the power of the Crown was said to be operated in the name of the Crown via the EU and that the authority of the EU laws was based on them being produced as a result of this shared control of the power of the Crown and the Prerogative with the EU. The government allowed the EU to enact laws in the name of the Crown via the EU treaties and this meant those laws becme laws in the UK under the authority of the Crown.
The EU did not permamently revoke the power of the Crown but excercised the power of the Crown in the name of the Crown via the EU. This treaty though removes and surrenders totally the power of the Crown over those areas defined in the treaty and hands full power over exclusively in perpetuity to the EU. That is a fundamental legal shift.
The Reform treaty removes the power of the Crown and Royal Prerogative from the Crown and hands it to the EU.
Therefore the Reform Treaty binds the next monarch, and makes the Crown subservient to the EU and the EU judges. This means the Crown loses sovereign control of British territory and British dominions.
This means the act is treason."

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