"practical lawful dissent" fmotl advisory group

[SteveUK]

They'll be burning crosses in white linen sheets on the lawn of Parliament soon then.

I'll raise you 1bn Re's with some positive energy and 100 birth bonds and say that the Moot in Nottingham grabs this by the reins and does nothing!?

I'll take that and raise you the content of my c'est qui situs trust fund....and a home made promissory note for all the silver in the world.

Seriously - what's going through their tiny minds. A few thousand FB nutters with maybe a hundred 'active' members ? I hope they don't lock the group - for our entertainment sake!

[JimUk1]

They just make crap up as they go along.

Any further versions of Magna Carta don't count apparently!?

https://m.facebook.com/groups/388605611 ... 0991988935

Jesus weeps the level of stupidity is infuriating!

[notorial dissent]

They'll be burning crosses in white linen sheets on the lawn of Parliament soon then.

I'll raise you 1bn Re's with some positive energy and 100 birth bonds and say that the Moot in Nottingham grabs this by the reins and does nothing!?

I'll take that and raise you the content of my c'est qui situs trust fund....and a home made promissory note for all the silver in the world.

Seriously - what's going through their tiny minds. A few thousand FB nutters with maybe a hundred 'active' members ? I hope they don't lock the group - for our entertainment sake!

But but but they are legion, at least in their feeble minds where they count 1 2 many. It is comforting, I guess, to know that they are delusional in all things.

[Arthur Rubin]

Silly fmotls. Votes are for men, not freemen. (With apologies to women, other genders[1], and General Mills[2].)

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia ... a_policies
2. https://www.generalmills.com/Brands/Cereals/Kix.aspx

[SteveUK]

Yet more fantastic wins for the template letters !!1!!

[longdog]

Yet more fantastic wins for the template letters !!1!!

Ah!!! Ah!!!! Yes!!!

"Persons" but they're not "persons" so that letter is an admission that the so called laws don't apply...

HAH!!!

[The Observer]

Excuse me for wandering back in the thread, but is it just my opinion that "lawful rebellion" is an oxymoron? Again, English history is not my strongpoint, but I can't recall reading that any time that the British government ever enacted a statute that made it a legal for people to rebel prior to the actual rebellion.

[SteveUK]

Excuse me for wandering back in the thread, but is it just my opinion that "lawful rebellion" is an oxymoron? Again, English history is not my strongpoint, but I can't recall reading that any time that the British government ever enacted a statute that made it a legal for people to rebel prior to the actual rebellion.

Correct. 100%.
You've got it in 1 paragraph. PLD hasn't mastered that despite 1000sss of FB posts.

[JimUk1]

Yes, its basically at the start of the beginning of modern England Magna Carta. I don't think Morden England became a kingdom until after 1066ish? Prior to that the north was mainly Dane law and further back I can't remember.

Maybe as I am Yorkshireman, I shall invoke my accident right to plunder anything south of the kingdom of Mercia? Be-gone Anglo Saxon overlords I don't recognise your illegitimate claim you conquered Jorvik in the 900s!!!

See I can go one better than article 61 Dave!

[ArthurWankspittle]

I thought this bunch made a point of NOT voting and NOT being registered to vote. Silly footls.

Yes, you can fairly certain that a good proportion of them haven't registered to vote in an attempt to avoid paying Council Tax.

[longdog]

Maybe as I am Yorkshireman, I shall invoke my accident right to plunder anything south of the kingdom of Mercia? Be-gone Anglo Saxon overlords I don't recognise your illegitimate claim you conquered Jorvik in the 900s!!!

As a Man of Kent I take exception to your lack of respect for your betters.

Shall we settle this with longbows at 20 yards?

[SteveUK]

I'm invoking my right to shoot arrows at Welshmen on Sundays at the market.

Any Taffs fancy a shootout this weekend ?

Nid yw cymru ar werth

[Wakeman52]

It seems to me that a sense, or even a rudimentary knowledge of British history, say from 1066, would suffice to dispel the mythology that has gained traction about the 'Magna Carta'. The belief that a charter, created under duress between what passed as nobility and their king, & which is now over 800 years old, can be applied to current circumstances is laughable.

Even more so, as its oft perceived basis as the foundation of modern UK Parliamentary democracy, with its 2 Houses and constitutional monarchy (a more recent concept and one that King John would have had no cognisance of) is debatable.

Clearly, the concentration on European history of the last 2 centuries taught to my children's generation via GCSE syllabuses has a lot to answer for.

[longdog]

Even more so, as its oft perceived basis as the foundation of modern UK Parliamentary democracy, with its 2 Houses and constitutional monarchy (a more recent concept and one that King John would have had no cognisance of) is debatable.

To these kooks its being a basis for our parliamentary democracy is utterly irrelevant as they don't believe parliament is sovereign which is rather the whole point of the thing. To them parliament has just been wasting its time for the best part of a millennium.

Naturally parliament passing laws which created a social security system for their benefit are of course legitimate even though the laws which permit taxation to pay for it aren't.

[Firthy2002]

No more Crab Bait ..

CRAB BAIT has been nobbled.

Tom Newton What do you mean nobbled?
Robert White Got this message from facebook. Hi,

We ask everyone on Facebook to use the name they go by in everyday life – what their friends call them. You can keep your current name if it's the name you're known by. Otherwise, we'll ask you to edit it.

We'll need you to review your name at some point in the next seven days. After this time, you won't be able to log back in to Facebook until you update your name.

Is Crab Bait the name you use in everyday life?

I might've been responsible for that.

[SteveUK]

No more Crab Bait ..

CRAB BAIT has been nobbled.

Tom Newton What do you mean nobbled?
Robert White Got this message from facebook. Hi,

We ask everyone on Facebook to use the name they go by in everyday life – what their friends call them. You can keep your current name if it's the name you're known by. Otherwise, we'll ask you to edit it.

We'll need you to review your name at some point in the next seven days. After this time, you won't be able to log back in to Facebook until you update your name.

Is Crab Bait the name you use in everyday life?

I might've been responsible for that.

You fool - he's an entertainment gold mine !

[AndyPandy]

No more Crab Bait ..

I might've been responsible for that.

You fool - he's an entertainment gold mine !

He's changed his profile to his name - Robert White

https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/comp ... 1/officers

[SteveUK]

More wins !!!1!!



...including a nice summary of why their whole reason de etre is nonsense.

[noblepa]

Excuse me for wandering back in the thread, but is it just my opinion that "lawful rebellion" is an oxymoron? Again, English history is not my strongpoint, but I can't recall reading that any time that the British government ever enacted a statute that made it a legal for people to rebel prior to the actual rebellion.

Last night, I watched the movie "1776", adapted from the Broadway play about the writing of the American Declaration of Independence.

One of the delegates complained about the revolution being illegal. Ben Franklin, leaned over and said something like "Our revolution is legal. The others are not". It all depends on your point of view.

To the powers-that-be, no rebellion is legal.

To the rebels, it is the only legal, moral course of action.

[Dr. Caligari]

"Treason doth never prosper, what's the reason?
For if it prosper, none dare call it Treason."
-- John Harington