Sunday, 1 September 2013
Crime against the Royal Family
Sent: 01
September 2013 14:37
To: The Editor
Subject: CRIME AGAINST THE ROYAL FAMILY
To: The Editor
Subject: CRIME AGAINST THE ROYAL FAMILY
Sir,
Lord
Berkeley’s “Rights
of the Sovereign and the Duchy of Cornwall Bill [HL] 2013-14” currently passing
through Parliament is designed to remove to Government control, Her Majesty’s right to grant or refuse new
legislation the Royal Assent. This bill
is not only bad law but actively treasonable.The Royal Assent is the Monarch’s
constitutional and common law prerogative to ensure that only legislation in the
best interests of the people, is
enacted. Its removal from Her Majesty is
high treason as contrary to the 1351 Treason Act, it imagines her death as our Sovereign
Queen.
The
Bill will also wrest from Prince Charles,Duchy of Cornwall assets for the benefit of
Cornish people. Removal of legitimate
title for others’ gain is THEFT. This
House of Lords Bill is a blatant act of high treason and theft. It must NOT be permitted to become
law.
Yours
faithfully,
Rex Poulton
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The
Met. Police Commissioner’s response to Albert’s very strong Gueterbock treason
allegation, is that it is not a matter
for the Met. Police. Albert is told he
should seek independent legal advice or contact his MP (who like my MP, is a Cameron-following waste of space).
The
following is Albert’s reply. It should be
retained for reference as the established standard argument demanding that
police do their paid job.
Rex
Dear Sarah (Commissioner’s Private Office)
For the Sovereign to give or
not give the Royal Assent according to their conscience is an integral part of
the checks and balances built into the English Constitution.
(2)
To remove the right and duty
of the Sovereign to carry out a clearly defined constitutional role assigned to
the current incumbent of the Office of the Crown, is to imagine the death of the
Sovereign as the Supreme Governor of England. That constitutes the major crime
of high treason contrary to the 1351 Treason Act.
(3)
The removal from The Duke of
Cornwall his hereditary inheritance is to assume the rights of ownership from
the Duke. The last time I looked it up,
the definition of theft was to take property belonging to another with
the intention of permanently depriving them of it and thereby assuming the
rights of ownership. Correct me if I am wrong,
but Cornwall constitutes quite a large amount of property.
(4)
It is my belief based on a
considerable amount of research over 27 years of studying and applying the law
of England, that no one person nor any body of people are above the law. Whilst
it is taught that you cannot prosecute Parliament, it is true to say you can and on occasion are
required to prosecute individual members of either House.
(5)
As holders of the office of
constable, you have taken an oath to
uphold the law to the best of your ability and without favour, fear, malice or
ill will. I have used an excerpt from the old oath rather than the politically
correct and treasonable claptrap you use for an oath today. We the great British
public pay your wages to uphold the laws of England the way they are written and
you do not have any choice in the matter.
You are required to investigate all reasonable allegations of crime placed
before you. My allegations of high treason are all reasonable and backed up with
the evidence and the law, in this case
constitutional law which has been breached.
(6)
I require your exact reasons
for why you are declining to carry out your clear duty in line with the oath you
took before God and to your Queen. Please
do not quote Regina v the Commissioner of the Metropolis ex parte Blackburn
1968. Neither Lord Denning nor Lords
Salmon and Davies said you could pick and choose the crimes you want to
investigate and dump the rest. Lord
Davies went so far as to state that would put the police above the law and that
the courts would never do. Also do not
tell me that because I am not a victim and did not witness the crime, I cannot report it. That taken to its extremes, would mean that if out walking my dog I found
a body with an axe in the back of the skull,
I could not report the murder because I was not the victim nor did I
witness the crime. Law should be simple and sensible and lawful. The 2002 Police Reform Act fails on all
counts. It is bad law and as such
according to Chief Justice Beresford, it
is not law. So just in case senility has
kicked in, in my case in plain simple everyday English no long words, your full reasons for why you feel I should
pay for a private prosecution when I and 65,000 000 others are paying a police
service to uphold the law and that includes the Common and Constitutional Laws
of England.
(7)
I would recommend you
examine the penalties for Misprision and Compounding treason at Common Law. I
would far rather prosecute those responsible for committing treason. Rest assured I have no compunction about
prosecuting police officers who refuse to carry out their duty to defend this
Kingdom from the traitors within.
Albert
Burgess
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