3/11/11,
Hi M,
I'm sending this response to all on my Activist list.
Albert (Burgess) has said that even if the Queen has committed treason we cannot attack her in the same way that you cannot arrest a judge sitting in court - you can arrest him outside of court. Our problem is two-fold both the Queen and the Government are servants of the people - its part of the Constitution. The Lords too are servants of the people but they are not part of the problem at the moment save to say the Government want to do away with them. The Government is the Commons and that is us. The Government are us because we elected them to represent us but they have reneged and are screwing us and committing treason!
It would be a mistake to hassle the Queen as she is still well thought of by the public. Any attack on the Queen would be resisted by the people and the media would love it. The best line of attack is to go for the Government and when they have been sorted then we can find out what the Queen has been up to. If you try it the other way round the Government would declare a republic in the belief that it would please the public. I also think that the people of the Commonwealth, not their Governments, would also rebel.
Anyone disagree?
J. L.
On 03/11/2011, M. wrote:
I'm sending this response to all on my Activist list.
Albert (Burgess) has said that even if the Queen has committed treason we cannot attack her in the same way that you cannot arrest a judge sitting in court - you can arrest him outside of court. Our problem is two-fold both the Queen and the Government are servants of the people - its part of the Constitution. The Lords too are servants of the people but they are not part of the problem at the moment save to say the Government want to do away with them. The Government is the Commons and that is us. The Government are us because we elected them to represent us but they have reneged and are screwing us and committing treason!
It would be a mistake to hassle the Queen as she is still well thought of by the public. Any attack on the Queen would be resisted by the people and the media would love it. The best line of attack is to go for the Government and when they have been sorted then we can find out what the Queen has been up to. If you try it the other way round the Government would declare a republic in the belief that it would please the public. I also think that the people of the Commonwealth, not their Governments, would also rebel.
Anyone disagree?
J. L.
On 03/11/2011, M. wrote: