2025-06-19
In past times the law was essentially Common Law, codified by judges on the simple basis that life, health, and property (roughly in that order) were to be defended, that all were equal before the law, and that justice had to be seen to be done.
This was supplemented by agreements between government and the governed, including Magna Carta's various incarnations, and the Glorious Revolution of 1688 (and its Bill of Rights 1689).
David Starkey explained these admirably here.
We have now reached the stage where MPs, displaying no obvious interest in these protections, claim to legislate for women to kill their own babies for good reason or ill at any time prior to birth; and they forego to take any action actually preventative of illegal entry from those of foreign cultures, some of whom seem to be culturally disproportionately incompatible with our native standards.
Does it not make you wonder for whom these MPs work? It should do.
Likewise some believe that Sir Keir's Public Enquiry into grooming gangs is a success story.
It is not. It is merely a way to postpone taking any substantive action indefinitely, when what is really required is simple:
An immediate blunt ultimatum to the Police and Crown Prosecution Service:
- Without fear or favour, Investigate, Apprehend, Try, and Convict now!
- Or get prosecuted yourselves for dereliction of duty.
Where there's a will, there's a way.
