Freeman-on-the-land ... new strategy

[yozhik]

Hi folks,

Found a new strategy for the Freeman-on-the-land movement; its called "considered honour" :D

Given that the politicians are just like you and me and have the same Rights, I found this particularly enlightening ...

The Home Secretary says she is disappointed a court has ruled keeping DNA samples from people without criminal conviction breaches their human rights.
The European Court judged that keeping the Britons' DNA profiles on a database violated their "right to respect for private life" and "prohibition of discrimination" as safeguarded by the Human Rights Convention.
However Jacqui Smith says the existing law will remain in place while ministers consider the judgment.

So, it would seem that all we need to do is accept ANY court judgement and then make a statement that we will CONSIDER the judgement ... job done.

... and here we all were, looking for a remedy, when it was right in front of this whole time.

[helpus]

considering the judgement is perfectly in order... afterall it has widespread implications that will need to be implemented.

sounds like a result though :)

[yozhik]

The judgement is; the practice breaches human rights.

... and then she states the current procedure will stay in place while they consider the judgement? So, they will continue to intentionally breach human rights, while they think about it?

Wouldn't the more "ministerial" and correct response have been; we will suspend the illegal practice while we consider the judgement and how we will ensure we cease breaching human rights?

:mad:

[boots]

Hi folks,

Found a new strategy for the Freeman-on-the-land movement; its called "considered honour" :D

Given that the politicians are just like you and me and have the same Rights, I found this particularly enlightening ...



So, it would seem that all we need to do is accept ANY court judgement and then make a statement that we will CONSIDER the judgement ... job done.

... and here we all were, looking for a remedy, when it was right in front of this whole time.

Yep it's called.. Conditional Acceptance....It means you stay in Honour. :cool:

And that sits well with the court system.

To Argue or be Silent is...... Dishonour.


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