John Harding a veteran and constituent of Andrew Bridgen MP has asked him to ask this parliamentary question as is. Please retweet this post – https://x.com/grahamHmoore/status/1747309657255706805?s=20
Parliamentary Question:
My constituents have brought to my attention the erosion or deletion of their inalienable rights. Parliament has unlawfully and covertly fully repealed and partially repealed sections of the English Bill of Rights 1689. As the house is aware, this inalienable law originated from a convention parliament, not an ordinary parliament. When will the house acknowledge this significant historical error and nullify all repeals by any ordinary parliament of this inalienable law? Will the house recognize the English Bill of Rights 1689 as the absolute rights of Englishmen and women as previous parliamentarians have done?
These two unlawful repeals have led to the misconception and wrongful assumption that parliament is sovereign. In reality, it is not. Parliament serves as the primary legislature, constrained by a constitution and the inalienable rights of the people.
1. The UK Public General Act 1867 unlawfully repealed section three of the Bill of Rights 1689 (access to historic laws).
2. The Statute Law Revision Act 1948 partially repealed section two of the Bill of Rights 1689. This partial repeal is the source of the misconception regarding parliamentary sovereignty.
These actions, among others, constitute a serious infringement of the Common Law of England. These repeals must be rendered void, and the inalienable rights – incorporeal rights – must be restored to the people. My constituents insist on asserting their rights as Englishmen and women.
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