Polexit

The ruling by the Polish Constitutional Tribunal (Tribunal Konstytucyjny) on October 7^th in Case Number K3/21 has sent a shockwave throughout Europe’s Evil Empire, a.k.a. the EU.

Courageously the Tribunal ruled that Articles 1, 2, 4.3, and 19 of the Treaty on the European Union are incompatible with the 1997 Constitution of the Republic of Poland.

The background to this famous decision was an attempt to pack the Tribunal with a bunch of half-crazed Euronutters, no offense intended, in 2015, in anticipation of the Law & Justice Party’s victory in that year’s elections. Thankfully President Duda blocked the nominations of these idiots and five sensible, patriotic judges were appointed instead.

President Duda is no doubt aware that his illustrious predecessor President Lech Kaczyński was assassinated by the DVD in that rigged plane crash in Smolensk in April 2010. That, in turn, followed the DVD’s crippling of Prime Minister Leszek Miller in a helicopter crash in December 2003. Law and Justice (PiS) are well aware of the human cost of standing up to Brussels and Germany. Of course, Brussels’ response was that PiS is taking the piss.

German intelligence (the DVD) has been packing courts in member states and potential applicants since the 1950s. Brilliant British barrister Sir Robert Megarry, seen as a future Master of the Rolls, was even set up in a malicious prosecution for tax fraud in the 1950s, in an unsuccessful attempt to block his appointment as a judge. Megarry J. was one of the few British judges prepared to honor acts of Parliament if they conflicted with EU law.

Lord Diplock, is a nasty piece of work

As far back as 1972 dishonest British judge Lord Diplock, no offense intended lent his name to a campaign of deception designed to fool Parliament into approving the European Communities Bill.

Diplock, arguably the rudest and most intemperate British judge since Judge Jeffreys, again no offense intended, pretended in a widely reported speech that British judges would obey a post-entry statute in conflict with community law. (Thankfully the little bastard, again no offense intended, snuffed it in 1985, not a moment too soon.)

When push came to shove of course the judges committed praemunire and purported to ‘set aside’ the Merchant Shipping Act 1988, without even hearing an argument. At least one judge, Lord Bingham, was subject to blackmail pressure. (Tom was a nice chap, with respect, but bent as a three-bob note, no offense intended.)  The setting aside the order of course was legally worthless, a mere scrap of paper, which in accordance with the settled doctrines of our Glorious Constitution had no effect on the Merchant Shipping Act at all. Sadly none of the judges was executed, as they ought to have been, albeit nicely.

The Factortame case sent a shockwave through Parliament, the Intelligence Community, and the Tory Party, shattering bipartisan support for British membership of the EU. The attention of British historians was soon focusing on the Nazi origins of the Evil Empire, which had now assumed the characteristics of a dictatorship, and a brutal one at that. Tens of thousands of lives in the Balkans might have been spared had the UK pulled out then.

The Maastricht Treaty, which triggered Croatian independence and the Balkan Wars of the 1990s after John Major secretly agreed to German recognition of Croatia and Slovenia in exchange for the British opt-out from the euro, not only plunged Europe into war for the first time since 1945 but plunged the Tory Party into bitter civil war.

This lasted until 2019. Boris Johnson’s victory in that year’s leadership contest ensured triumph for the pro-British Tories over the evil pro-Europeans, no offense intended, with their pedophile rings, support for the kidnap and murder of Madeleine McCann and murky links to German intelligence and two of its offshoots in particular, the Bilderberg Group and the Provisional IRA.

Sir Winston Churchill

The fault lines go further back than the Factortame case, indeed right back to the split over the Munich Agreement in 1938, itself as shameful surrender of the British interest as Maastricht, and the replacement of German asset Neville Chamberlain by the titan Winston Churchill in 1940.

Winnie of course, whose grandson I had the privilege of knowing, went on to save Western Civilization from the barbarians. At the height of the battle with the pro-European element in the Party I  proposed Winston Churchill, the great man’s favorite grandson, for Prime Minister, sitting in the House of Lords as the Duke of London, the title offered to his illustrious grandfather by Her Majesty in 1955.

Winston Churchill

The replacement of the scumbag, no offense intended, Chamberlain by Churchill had of course been foreshadowed by the Battle of the River Plate on December 13th 1939. When Commodore Harwood’s cruisers hoisted their Battle Ensigns and charged towards the enemy at flank speed the German commander, Kapitán zur See Hans Langsdorff, was so astonished that he left his bridge and climbed up to Graf Spee’s fighting top to confirm the reports of his lookouts.

Close to the Abwehr, he thought that Britain’s declaration of war had been the phony Chamberlain wanted. When at 0620 ship’s time the heavy cruiser HMS Exeter opened fire from A and B turrets with her powerful 8”/50 caliber main battery guns the shots were heard around the world. The glorious business of killing Germans had begun and the evilest regime in the history of the world, even eviler than the Biden Administration, no offense intended, was doomed.

Captain Langsdorff

Did the Constitutional Tribunal get it right?

Of course, they did, and like HMS Exeter the shots they have fired have been heard all around the world, even if they didn’t kill any Germans. In an effort to subvert Poland’s sovereignty by stealth the Polish Constitution was not amended when Poland was subsumed into the Evil Empire in 2004. Under Article 235 a two-thirds majority is required in Sejm in order to approve a constitutional amendment.

HMS Exeter

Moreover an amendment to Chapter 1 of the Constitution, which would need to be done to make community law supreme in Poland, requires a confirmatory referendum. No wonder Brussels and the Polish government only wanted ratification by an ordinary law!

The result was that Polish law remained supreme, as the Tribunal has held. They didn’t have many options if they were going to interpret the Polish Constitution in good faith. Chapter 1 is perfectly clear – the Polish Republic is a sovereign state and the Constitution is its supreme law.

Poland is not the only country to have joined the EU without amending its constitution. Not even Italy has, and the Treaty of Rome is called that because it was signed in Rome. (No doubt the signatories were handsomely rewarded, in the usual way for EU treaties, out of a DVD slush fund.) Only a minority of EU member states have amended their constitutions to take account of EU membership.

The Evil Empire is no more going to take this lying down than the Emperor in Star Wars was going to tolerate the rebellion on the planet Lothal. However, the Bad Guys’ options are limited. The last German invasion of Poland didn’t turn out so well and it’s thought that the Commission doesn’t want to start a world war, even a small one. There are no reports of Jerry moving panzer columns up to the Polish frontier.

Poland can’t be expelled from the EU, nor can she be deprived of her voting rights without unanimity, and brave little Hungary, led by that nice man with respect Viktor Orbán, is standing by her. However Poland can, and probably will be, starved of EU funds. Good luck with that though. All it will achieve is an increase in anti-EU feelings in Poland.

Because the constitution doesn’t need to be amended Polexit would be easy to achieve. I suspect that the Poles will probably go for membership of the EEA, and that other states in Eastern Europe will follow suit.

The Amess Assassination

Ali Harbi Ali

The government and Cabinet Office are determined that Sir David will have died in vain. His shameful assassination has largely disappeared from the media.

The probable assassin, Ali Harbi Ali, confirmed as a Somalian national by descent has been charged but only by the police. Using the ordinary courts means that he won’t face the death penalty. His father turns out to have been a senior official in Mogadishu – no surprises there.

The Crown Prosecution Service strategy, as with the Cox assassination, will be to preserve GO2’s ability to murder MPs at will. The CPS of course is corrupt and reports to the Cabinet Office. They will try to bamboozle the jury with a load of nonsense about Ali being a lone wolf. The police and CPS between them will make sure that his associates get away scot-free. They will end up with blood on their hands, but since neither beliefs in democracy and the blood will be that of elected politicians they won’t be too bothered. Essex Police don’t even believe in God, let alone democracy.

Colin Powell (1937 – 2021)

The American traitor Colin Powell died last Monday. We never met, although he once glared at me in the State Department when a friend of mine, John Bolton, was being sworn in as an Under Secretary of State.

Colin, who mispronounced his name with respect, started his long career working for Germany during the Vietnam War, playing a key role in setting up the My Lai Massacre. One of his duties was to run narcotics into the 20^th Infantry Regiment, in exchange for a cut. Subsequently, he rose without a trace, with various promotions being arranged by German assets in the Pentagon.

Gen. Colin Powell, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, is seen in 1991. (AP Photo)

His period as Secretary of State with respect was as undistinguished as his military career. It was marked by a deliberate exercise in deception when he pretended that Iraq had WMDs, knowing full well that most of them had been shipped out in the six months before the Allies went in.

He was the first black Secretary of State in fairness, but sadly he did nothing with it. Having such a prominent black traitor did little to advance the cause of black people. In a charming and entirely appropriate gesture, the US Navy has named the planned Gerald Ford-class carrier CVN-81 the USS Doris Miller, commemorating a heroic black man, who also happened to be a lovely individual. Don’t expect the Navy to name a carrier after Colin Powell any time soon!

I normally like to say something nice about the dead, unless they’re a Remainer of course, but in the case of Colin Powell, sadly I can’t say much. He always presented smartly and his shoes were usually polished, if not necessarily by him, and that’s about it.

The Baldwin shooting

Alec Baldwin

Whilst we over here in little ol’ England understand that bust-ups can happen on set our understanding is that it’s unusual even in Hollywood for the producer to shoot the director. I’m referring of course to the Baldwin shooting on the scene of Rust, a movie which may not now be made, although that remains to be seen. The death toll is only one, the sort you might expect on a quiet midweek night in Nottingham. You don’t normally cancel a movie for the death toll of one.

I entirely and respectfully endorse the decision of the Santa Fe Police Department not to charge Alec Baldwin with homicide. I think it’s very clear that he didn’t know that the gun was loaded and moreover was told that it was a cold gun. There’s also no conceivable motive. Actors on set traditionally rely on an armorer to check whether a gun is loaded, in other words, the usual rule about never taking someone else’s word for it doesn’t apply, although maybe it should. I don’t think involuntary manslaughter would fly, even for a Democrat.

I can think of any number of people who might want to shoot Alec Baldwin, starting with American Airlines, but not the other way round. However several questions remain to be answered. First, amongst them – what was live ammunition doing on a movie set in the first place? I’m not buying shrapnel from a previous blank round. You don’t normally kill an adult and wound another some distance away with small amounts of shrapnel left in a barrel. The fatality was caused by a bullet.

Next question – why wasn’t the gun checked properly? An experienced armorer ought to be able to tell by weight alone whether a gun’s loaded with blanks. A live round looks very different from a blank because there’s no projectile. That’s why they weigh less. The chief armorer on Rust wasn’t very experienced apparently but even so mistaking a live round for a blank is a rookie mistake.

Michael Shrimpton

Michael Shrimpton was a barrister from his call to the Bar in London in 1983 until being disbarred in 2019 over a fraudulently obtained conviction. He is a specialist in National Security and Constitutional Law, Strategic Intelligence and Counter-terrorism. He is a former Adjunct Professor of Intelligence Studies at the American Military University.

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