How many of you feel sufficiently angry to go back at this solid Cameron supporter ?
For your interest, my initial letter to her is posted below. Feel free to use any part of it.
R
-----Original Message-----
From: Smith, Chloe [mailto:
[email protected]]
Sent: 09 July 2013 11:05
To: R
Subject: Re: Let Britain Decide
Dear Mr P,
I am always pleased to receive correspondence from constituents who feel passionately about issues that affect us in Norwich, and indeed the wider UK. Recently, many of you have written to me regarding the European Union and more specifically, a referendum to give the British public their voice on this historic issue.
On 5th July, Parliament debated the Private Member?s Bill brought forward by James Wharton MP on the issue of an EU referendum. The Bill outlines the terms for a Referendum that would take place in 2017, once the Prime Minister has completed negotiations on the UK?s membership of the EU.
I wanted to write to you to explain in more detail why I voted for the Bill and to give you detailed information about how our relationship with the EU impacts so many areas of our lives in the UK.
What has been clear from the letters, emails and survey responses that I have received in recent months, is that there is a broad range of views in Norwich on the EU. Many of you are eager for a referendum to show your support for our membership of the EU; many are equally in favour of the referendum, but wish to vote against our membership of the EU. Some do not feel there is a need for a referendum at all.
It is because of this diverse and passionate strength of feeling that I believe that such an historic decision, with far-reaching consequences must be made by the British people themselves.
It has been 40 years since the British public were last consulted, and in that time, the UK, the EU and the wider world has changed immeasurably. I believe it is now time to renegotiate our membership terms to secure a better deal for Britain. It is this new deal that will be put before the public for their say.
Personally, I have always been Eurosceptic. For me, the question is about when is the right time to have the referendum. I believe that 2017 is the right time, allowing for renegotiation and proper debate, as well as of course our own economic efforts.
I have been asked by some constituents for more information on how the relationship with the EU affects the UK to help them better understand the complex issues before a referendum takes place. The Parliamentary library, which is strictly impartial, has written a very detailed report on our membership of the EU and how it affects a range of policy areas. You can find the full report on my website via this link:
http://chloesmithmp.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/EU-Library-Paper.pdf I look forward to continuing the spirited debate on the EU with constituents and in Parliament, and giving people in Norwich their deserved say on such a historic issue.
With best wishes,
Chloe
On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 4:52 PM, R wrote:
Dear Chloe,
Many thanks for your email.
Britain does not actually need a referendum to leave the European Union. Because Britain is not actually IN the European Union. I will explain.
When he signed the European Communities Act in 1972, Edward Heath knowingly and wilfully deceived and betrayed the British people into the hands of a foreign power, the EEC/EU. THAT was high treason. Upon signing, his treason instantly removed him from lawful office and his treasonous act failed to become legally binding because treason cannot do that. Moreover, his then treasonous government immediately became an unlawful assembly because a treasonous government is not lawful. It is an illegal pretence.
No parliament can bind a successor. Each following parliament therefore, has been free to reverse Heath?s treachery. None has. Instead, every following prime minister and parliament has consciously and deliberately lied and continued Heath?s outrageous pretence that Britain had signed up to EEC/EU rule. Every parliament since Heath?s therefore, is and has been an unlawful assembly committing treason. Not only has every parliament deliberately furthered Heath?s criminal intent, but they have each conspired to deceitfully conceal the truth of their illicit activities from the British public as it has always been known that the British people would object most violently were they ever to find out. Massive documentary evidence of this exists. (
http://www.acasefortreason.org.uk/index.php/the-evidence-files and Hansard).
No law or other binding obligation can result from treason or action by an unlawful assembly. British law (and absolute supremacy of our imperial system of measurement, for example) therefore stand as they were immediately prior to signing of the 1972 Act. Britain is thus not part of the EU as every Treaty and all statute law since 1972 whether or not given the Royal Assent, is unlawful, null and void. In consequence, the European Union has no lawful influence in Britain whatsoever. Neither has European (Napoleonic) Law. It is all make believe. Most notably, the Attorney General acknowledges this summary.
It is therefore high treason to pretend or assert that Britain is part of the EU and many in Westminster are guilty of that. Treason is the most serious crime in English law as it is committed (generally deliberately) against the sovereign interests, national security and collective political will of the British people - solely for political or other eventual gain of others not necessarily of this country.
So as you can see, Britain has never been part of the European Union in the first place. It needs only a responsible, sincere, trustworthy and truthful government that will for a change, put our country first and will act in the genuine interests of our country that current MPs have solemnly sworn a lifetime oath of allegiance to serve, in order for our once Great Britain to get back on its feet and become the world leader it used to be. If the more than ?65 billion (2008 figure) frivolously thrown away into the unaccountable EU bottomless pit every year by Ministers were spent on Britain instead, we?d have that Great Britain back in a trice.
Kindest regards,
R. P
-----Original Message-----
From: Chloe Smith MP [mailto:
[email protected]]On Behalf Of Chloe Smith MP
Sent: 21 June 2013 15:47
To: r
Subject: Let Britain Decide
Dear Resident
On Friday 5th July, I will vote in Parliament to give the people of Norwich North a say on Europe. This EU Referendum Bill could give us the first vote on the EU in over 40 years, after a renegotiation for a new deal in the EU. It is historic.
Sadly, Labour and the Liberal Democrats don't want to give people a say. That's why today, I'm calling directly on you, the people of Norwich North, to back the Bill and ask other parties in Parliament to unite behind it.
For the first time, people can publicly co-sponsor the Bill by visiting
http://www.LetBritainDecide.com. You can be a part of history by putting your name to this campaign. Visit
http://www.Facebook.com/LetBritainDecide to co-sponsor our Bill today on Facebook.
Then share it with your friends and family. It only takes 30 seconds.
This isn't just a Conservative campaign - it's for everyone who believes we need a say.
Thanks and best wishes,
Member of Parliament for Norwich North
Promoted by N Allen on behalf of Chloe Smith, both of The Christ Church Centre, Magdalen Road, Norwich, NR3 4LA.
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