Andrew Constantine

I have just put up an e-petition on the No. 10 Downing Street site. It will take a minimum of several days to have it accepted. More likely the Scottish Raj will find some excuse to can it. The draft e-petition reads:

Your petition reads:

We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to require that
any Minister of the Crown, or member of the Westminster Union
Parliament, who has signed the Scottish Claim of Right be asked
to renounce their pledge which requires that in all their
actions and deliberations the interests of the Scottish people
shall be paramount.

The Scottish Constitutional Convention held its inaugural
meeting on 30 March, 1989 in Edinburgh. It adopted a
declaration, which was signed by all its members. This was a
"Claim of Right", which stated: "We, gathered as the Scottish
Constitutional Convention, do hereby acknowledge the sovereign
right of the Scottish people to determine the form of
Government best suited to their needs, and do hereby declare
and pledge that in all our actions and deliberations their
interests shall be paramount. We further declare and pledge
that our actions and deliberations shall be directed to the
following ends: To agree a scheme for an Assembly or Parliament
for Scotland; To mobilise Scottish opinion and ensure the
approval of the Scottish people for that scheme; and To assert
the right of the Scottish people to secure the implementation
of that scheme."

The petitioner finds it very difficult to understand how a
Minister of the Crown, or any member of the Westminster
Parliament, is able to reconcile their obedience to the Claim
of Right with their duties and responsibility to act
impartially in the interests of all the citizens of the UK.

Thank you for submitting your petition.

Let's see if this is accepted! Any bets it will be?

Andrew Constantine
A United England in a United Kingdom, Free of the EU.

John Welch

England was a Welsh suburb in 1485 and Scotland took 50% in 1603. The realm is defended by the Scot unicorn, as the lion is looking away from the Royal Arms. If Scots don't claim to hold England, then who says they will?

ENGLISH JEW

WHAT, this just doesn't make any sense......

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Shalom

2nd Gerneration English & Proud

This is more than just Politics
Its PERSONAL

www.justiceforengland.com

John Welch

What do you mean? The unicorn is a technical marvel, where the rear horn swivels to replace the forward horn when damaged in battle, and the beast fights on with 1 horn. The south Scottish Channel approaches are in good hands, as the unicorn has antelope hooves and a lion's tail in heraldry. It stands above the Royal Peculiar, where serious men gather each year to meet George who has a dragon. They each have a nice picture of the lizard on their smocks, and most of them are sane.

g hall

I think some one is on another planet

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"That government is best which governs least."
"This is a sharp Medicine, but it is a Physician for all diseases and miseries".
"To be "matter of fact" about the world is to blunder into fantasy --and dull fantasy at that, as the real world is strange and wonderful."

Little Englander (sour)

Been reading and believing too many Harry potter books.

John Welch

Yes, they even paid stone-masons after the war when funds were tight, to replace the old Yale above St. George's Chapel. King George told the KG to come to meet his dragon-knight there, after long years of neglect. They form a long crocodile procession in the Windsor grounds, and the Yale looks down and thinks of Druids.

John Welch

Yes, they paid stone-masons to replace the Royal Peculiar Yale after the war, when funds were tight. It sits above St. George's Chapel, and King George called the KG to meet his dragon-knight after years of neglect. They form a crocodile procession in the Windsor grounds, where the Yale looks down and thinks of druids. So does the archbishop and HM who were inducted.

John Welch

sorry for double post, it didn't appear to have been sent