The following letter has been sent to 1300 newspaper
editors and reporters, each and every MP (640) and each and
every Police Authority and Police Federation in the country. It has also gone to each Police
Commissioner and Chief Constable.
Should you wish to write similarly, please feel free to use any part of
the letter if it helps. I
can provide email addresses if required.
Rex
Dear Sir or Madam
The forthcoming role of Police and Crime Commissioner
(election 15 November) is unlawful.
You will know that successful candidates will be
required to swear an oath of office and impartiality. This oath includes promises to
“serve the
people” and
to be “held to account by the
public” but
it conspicuously and importantly excludes allegiance or service to Her
Majesty, a major part of
the oath sworn by the police whom commissioners will
oversee.
Replacing police authorities whose representatives are local authority
nominations, independent
members and magistrates, the intent to politicise overarching
control of the police is clear. Party political considerations would inevitably taint
impartiality and this will be particularly true due to our illegal (thus
non-existent) membership of the European
Union.
Our
Constitutional Law forbids any foreign interference whatsoever. We the voting public, fully expect our law enforcement
agencies to protect us from such interference so it cannot be permissible for
commissioners to have loyalty to two conflicting masters - the public at large and the Prime
Minister who effectively serves a foreign
power. Even though Privy Councillors currently and treasonously
serve two sovereigns, commissioners cannot believably serve
these two conflicting masters.
Absence
of allegiance to the Queen would doubtless prove to mean serving political
obligation. As the police
serve Her Majesty, it is
untenable that they be accountable through commissioners to the Prime Minister
who has no lawful power over them. Allegiance to the Crown (not Parliament) is paramount in
any service to the nation. The Monarch is the nation, Parliament is not. Parliament is not sovereign nor is it
lawfully empowered to rule the nation. Parliament serves the Crown so it cannot control the Crown’s
police.
The very real danger
is, that in commissioners
being short term political appointees, their individual public
accountability will be very short while their power will inevitably come under
long term control of the Prime Minister. Why else are candidates generally
drawn from the political parties ? It will be entirely unacceptable
therefore, that
commissioners could bring the Police Service under the control of the Prime
Minister. This puts the
security of the public at serious risk through political interference and it
will be unconstitutional, political dictatorship and an act of
High Treason. Moreover, such a move will place the Prime
Minister above the Monarch which is also outright High
Treason.
In
law, the police can never
answer to the Prime Minister. They answer to the Queen and her
subjects, who are above
Parliament. The House of
Commons therefore has no business seeking to interfere with control of the
police as becomes clear when studying the comparison between police authorities
and commissioners who replace them. Despite claimed
impartiality, political
appointment of commissioners will ensure control of the police according to
Party political diktat.
The principle of Police
and Crime Commissioners is nothing but a cynical attempt by a treasonous
Government to further control the public and to consolidate its power over the
police. The public are
fully aware of this and steps have been taken to seek the arrest of those
politicians who would harm the security of this country. Once we have our country
back, we will make sure
the police are properly manned, properly resourced and fully
independent of all political interference.
Yours
sincerely,
Rex
Poulton
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