Freedom
it is so important



 Issues
The continued erosion in British freedom - Part 1
Should consultations be legally significant?
Absolute power with no support, a tyranny
The all important party image
The presumption of guilt - Part 2
The presumption of guilt - Part 1
The slavery debate - Part 1
Power to the People? - Part 1
Common sense from Chakrabati
A parody of governance
America's response in the aftermath
The rise & fall of power politics - Part 1
Conservative & Labour party members, guilt through association
The individual, integration & assimilation
Freedom, individualism & institutions - dangerous territory
Media and civil liberties - Part 2
Media and civil liberties - Part 1
GA Proposition 1: Separation of powers
GA Propostion 2: Make whip function a criminal offence
The Human Rights Court - not fit for purpose
Parliamentary Reform?
The institutional challenge of conscience
Do we need political parties?
In praise of John Lilburne - a good Englishman
Sedition and the sedulous quest for truth
Judge not lest ...
British government intends to marginalise juries
Britain's main political parties support a European legal agenda which has exposed the population to arbitrary political and legal decisions. European courts are jury-less and most European judges are political party appointees who fail the most rudimentary tests of impartiality.

In the brave "Enlarged Europe", any Briton can be arrested and sent to a European country on the basis of fabricated evidence produced by corrupt politicians pressuring judges and the police - presumption of innocence is effectively meaningless.

Codified European law proscribes the role of the community conscience, in the form of a jury, from defending individuals against arbitrary decisions.

English legal tradition, set in the Common Law, has been a source of inspiration for many democracies who recognise the imperative of promoting and defending individual freedom through a practical and humane means; it must be defended.


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E-mancipation has inaugurated its General Assembly (GA).

The GA provides everyone with Internet access in the United Kingdom the possibility of reviewing pamphlets and propositions for strengthening the basis for defending our individual freedom. Comments can be made on existing propositions. Once existing propositions have been adequately aired E-mancipation will activate online voting to enable people to record their support. The GA is a free service.

In contrast to Blogs this system provides a high level structured output of relevance to problem solving at local, national and international levels.

The purpose of the General Assembly is to ignore disruptive devolved structures and enable all Britons, on an equal basis, to make their concerns public and share them with others in a constructive manner.

The GA organization avoids any interference from political party spin or intimidating whips.

This system has been implemented with the assistance of CybaCity.Com.

E-mancipation is a movement dedicated to setting people free from corrupt representation, factional impositions and unjust settlements; their web site can be accessed here.

E-mancipation is independent of all political parties, private, government and individual benefactors.



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The English Crisis
Where is England?
Why the Good Friday Agreement wasn't
What was the West Lothian Question, and why is it important?
Closed shops and block votes threaten English freedom
George Boole - an English genuis
The elective dictatorship
Globalization and the British Government
Arrest warrant nonsense
.. but who do you trust?
You can't fool all of the English, all of the time
How British political parties abuse freedom
The only policy which has worked
The party is over
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