The Royal Prerogative

by Warwick Alderman

We have had radical Socialist governments, beginning in 1945.  The reason that they have never abolished the monarchy, is that all our Prime Ministers recognise that THEY ARE MORE POWERFUL with the monarchy extant, than without it.

Because they rule under the:  "Royal Prerogative," which gives them a lot more power than if our head of state was an elected President.  They can go to war without even consulting the House Of Commons, if they want to!

The fact that such a negative and anachronistic institution as the monarchy exists in Britain, in 2019, is defacto proof of my argument on The Royal Prerogative.


Dear Comrades,

The Queen committed treason by signing the Maastricht Treaty, which surrendered large amounts of our national sovereignty to the EU:

The Queen's constitutional role, in practice has long been to obey Westminster politicians, and, both to do, and sign whatever they want her to.

She is scared - and, probably rightly - that, if she ever seriously disobeys the will of the Commons, that, 'our' MP's, will use the ultimate sanction against her, and move to abolish the monarchy, and create the second British Republic:

As a lifelong Republican, I look forward to the day:  But, I must point out that:  THE QUEEN IS CURRENTLY OUR HEAD OF STATE, and that she has both stern duties and obligations in that role.  Duties she willingly assumed in her Coronation Oath.

She was used by the Quisling, and Traitor John Major, and badly advised by her assistants to sign The Maastricht Treaty:  But, she should also have known, and:  MUST HAVE KNOWN that to sign this treaty was completely at odds to, and opposed to her duties and responsibilities as our head of state.

Moral strength by a head of state can be crucial in democratic politics, at times of great trauma:

History shows the heroic stand of the Austrian President against the Nazis before the Anschluß;  and also the resistance of the German head of state, President Hindenburg, against Adolf Hitler, despite being very old.

These two men took their role as state head very seriously indeed, and, so should our Queen, while she remains head of state.

I say to the Queen, that, no matter what happens about Brexit, or how it develops, she must make amends for her personal weakness, in the early 1990's,  NOW, by unilaterally renouncing this treaty, the Maastricht Treaty;  and the Lisbon Treaty also.

This will bring her actions into line with her Coronation Oath, and they will be congruent with her duties.