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Aardvark · 04-06-2008, 04:41 PM

There should be a copy of each of the Magnae Cartae in the store of original statutes in Parliament - they're all there.

Creating new treasonable offences is a dangerous thing. It shows an ignorance of the history of our law and a lack of understanding of the world we live in. Having worn HMTQ's uniform in public on many occasions I never experienced any problems, but things might have changed. I'm not sure the servicemen are demanding extra protection that will single them out and could exacerbate the situation.

Books that slag off lawyers, prison offices, police and judges are great if we don't want any of the tens of thousands of people in those professions to vote for us. When I consider the abuse I have received on this forum for having legal qualifications I wonder why I bother. My local branch committee contains a person, aarable, who thinks that legal training and time at university is almost beneath contempt. UKIP attacking, further, an embattled group of professions will not get votes.

Unfortunately I was working overseas for much of the time when the law and order policy was being drafted otherwise I would have volunteered my assistance. Somebody in the UKIP hierarchy must get a proof reader to check documents.

Poor presentation and poorly thought out policies will be the death of us.

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Aardvark Moderator Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Oxonia Posts: 3,973	There should be a copy of each of the Magnae Cartae in the store of original statutes in Parliament - they're all there. Creating new treasonable offences is a dangerous thing. It shows an ignorance of the history of our law and a lack of understanding of the world we live in. Having worn HMTQ's uniform in public on many occasions I never experienced any problems, but things might have changed. I'm not sure the servicemen are demanding extra protection that will single them out and could exacerbate the situation. Books that slag off lawyers, prison offices, police and judges are great if we don't want any of the tens of thousands of people in those professions to vote for us. When I consider the abuse I have received on this forum for having legal qualifications I wonder why I bother. My local branch committee contains a person, aarable, who thinks that legal training and time at university is almost beneath contempt. UKIP attacking, further, an embattled group of professions will not get votes. Unfortunately I was working overseas for much of the time when the law and order policy was being drafted otherwise I would have volunteered my assistance. Somebody in the UKIP hierarchy must get a proof reader to check documents. Poor presentation and poorly thought out policies will be the death of us. __________________ When in Woking do as the Wokes do. "I do not wish to form my opinions by thoughtlessly quoting others; I wish others to support their opinions by sensibly quoting me." Paul Wesson (Aardvark) 13th April 2008 Last edited by Aardvark; 04-06-2008 at 08:20 PM.