Article 61 shows quite clearly who really holds the power in this country, that being quite simply us the people; we have Sovereignty not any Parliament and nor can this be taken from us by any Parliament who claim to have taken the people’s Sovereignty. As defined above any act passed by a Parliament to remove the power the people possess, or to remove the power from the point of constraint we invested the power in, is invalid as it falls outside of the constraint laid down by Common/Constitutional Law.

Being in a state of Lawful Rebellion against the crown affords to me the full protection of the Common Law of this land to hinder in any way possible all actions of the treasonous government of this land,
Join in it costs nothing with much to gain.
http://www.tpuc.org/node/285

These rights were given for ALL time.

Jacqui Smith’s ‘Stasi’ – official
by IanPJ on Wed 27 Aug 2008 12:11 BST

Security guards and town hall workers are being armed with sweeping police-style powers, it has emerged.

For a few hundred pounds, state and private sector employees can receive Home Office accreditation.

This allows them to hand out fines for a raft of offences, from dropping litter to riding a bike on the pavement.

They can also stop cars to check their tax discs, seize alcohol from underage drinkers and demand people’s names and addresses.

The hope is that they will free up rank-and-file officers from having to perform these unpopular tasks. The uniformed, badged army of snoopers will become a vital part of the ‘extended police family’, ministers say.

But privacy campaigners have dubbed them Home Secretary Jacqui Smith’s ‘Stasi’ after the East German secret police.

Phil Booth of NO2ID said: ‘This is a sinister move towards a Stasi snooper state in which jobsworths are devolved the powers of the police – including the right to demand you identify yourself.’

They can wear a special badge, and a uniform approved by the local chief constable. At present, they are wearing their employer’s existing uniform with the badge sewn on, but police chiefs could eventually be encouraged to decide on a standard uniform across their force area, the Home Office said.
The department said that the revenue raised by the fines given out would go to the Treasury, and would not be kept by private firms or councils.

So it is likely that the only people who would be attracted by this scheme, are people who have a desire to be little Hitler’s, want to wear a uniform and flash a badge at everyone.

They should feel right at home in a uniform just like this then.
Here is a photo of a Nazi officer…
PJC JOURNAL

As to why councilmen are allowed to run surveillance on citizens, this is because it is coming down from Britain where all the Big Brother stuff descends from. It was not mere coincidence that 1984 takes place in Britain. Today, the city councils actually have the power to snoop on citizens, read their emails, tap their phones, check their web logs, snoop around their homes etc etc. They are the new Stasi and it is already happening in America, land of the sheep, home of the slave.

I am mulling over something this libertarian youtube guy said about procrastination and its roots. He said it is something to do with childhood enslavement, how parents tend to treat the child like a slave, ordering them around without explaining the whys and wherefores. This he says is one reason they tend to rebel to the point of being a pain in the butt, because it is something inherent in our dignity as human beings to want to be treated with respect, to be clued in, to participate and to contribute our share.

He said, you often get a lot more out of children in terms of cooperation if they feel clued in and are enjoined to help in the overall project of family life, classroom life or whatever it is. But instead, much of the time, the child is simply ordered like a dog, “Do this! and No! Don’t do that! Because I said so!” We then carry these parental “orders” with us into adulthood where we continue to rebel and it manifests as procrastination, putting things off over and over again, because we are saying to ourselves, “I gotta do this. I can’t do that. I have do it.” etc, instead of saying “I want to do it.”

He explains further that in fact, there is nothing you really HAVE to do since everything is a choice with either good or bad consequences. If you think about it. You don’t HAVE to get out of bed in the morning. You may want to to keep your job, but again, you don’t HAVE to keep your job either, especially since you probably hate it if you are like most Americans.

Anyway, to stay on the topic of privacy, even small children have private lives that they keep because they develop a sense that there is something important, unique and individual about themselves worth guarding even from their parents. It is after all, on a need to know basis with loved ones, but especially so with the public and even more so with the government of the ruling class. Privacy is sacred and anyone who violates it is violating your inalienable rights. There might be some exceptions, but that is and should always be the rule.

Of course, the Illuminati never play fair and they never play by the rules. I will make one addition to that: they do however always tell us ahead of time what their plans are, although usually in a cryptic form, for “legal” purposes.

One of my perennial least favorite phrases, or words like that.

And I had to deal with that as a child–if my parents thought I didn’t want to discuss something/anything–of course it must be something horrible that must be pried out of me. Privacy was just a non issue that meant I was hiding something.