To: Mrs Theresa May
Defending the rule of law
To defend our freedom based on the rule of law.
Why is this important?
There is an urgent need for the Prime Minister to respond appropriately to yesterday's High Court judgement.
Every PM's first responsibility, beyond any narrow party consideration, is to uphold the rule of law and defend the independence os the judiciary.
Mrs May should make crystal clear , however inconvenient it may be for her, firstly that the judges responsibilty is to interpret the law and secondly that it is her rsponsibilty to work within the law.
The outpouring of hate and of death threats together with the ignorant attacks on the judges represent a very real threat to peace and stability.
We have already had one MP murdered. There is now a real danger that individuals who are perhaps both hot-headed and ignorant of our constitution will be led to believe that direct action is being being sactioned and is therefore justified.
The stability of any society depends upon respect for the law. Politicians of all parties have a dury to come together to defend the rule of law.
Mrs May's silence is an incitement to anarchy. .
Every PM's first responsibility, beyond any narrow party consideration, is to uphold the rule of law and defend the independence os the judiciary.
Mrs May should make crystal clear , however inconvenient it may be for her, firstly that the judges responsibilty is to interpret the law and secondly that it is her rsponsibilty to work within the law.
The outpouring of hate and of death threats together with the ignorant attacks on the judges represent a very real threat to peace and stability.
We have already had one MP murdered. There is now a real danger that individuals who are perhaps both hot-headed and ignorant of our constitution will be led to believe that direct action is being being sactioned and is therefore justified.
The stability of any society depends upon respect for the law. Politicians of all parties have a dury to come together to defend the rule of law.
Mrs May's silence is an incitement to anarchy. .
