[the leveller]

https://www.lawgazette.co.uk/analysis/comment-and-opinion/sir-edward-heath-when-duty-doesnt-call/5063236.article?utm_source=dispatch&utm_medium=email&utm_ca


My first comment was removed. I'll leave others to reason why. 
Why did Edward Heath sign the treaty of Rome when he already had advice from Lord Kilmuir , the Lord Chancellor, that to sign such a treaty would be to give away our sovereignty to another state , which is against our common law? He admitted to parliament and in his memoirs that he knew he was giving away our sovereignty. Now moderator; everything I wrote is verifiable in public documents. Will you remove this?

John T.