Maxim of law: If you do not know your rights, effectively you have none.
"We the people are the rightful masters of both Congress and the Courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution" ~ Abraham Lincoln, 16th President of the United States of America
Why it is Essential for Irish Men & Women to Comprehend their National Rights, Especially NOW!
Extract from JM Kelly The Irish Constitution supplement to the second edition 1987
Case: Crotty V Ireland
Note that even the English text version of the Preamble refers to the "people of Éire" and not "Ireland" which remains the case today.
Note also that the coinage, which the Irish State mints, bears the official seal of Éire as pursuant to Article 4 and Article 5 of An Bunreacht Na hÉireann 1937.
Extract from JM Kelly The Irish Constitution supplement to the second edition 1987
Case: Crotty V An Taoiseach
"[24] State is sovereign externally, not internally".
"A very interesting implication of the external sovereignty of the State emerged in Crotty v. An Taoiseach where a majority of the Supreme Court held that it prevented the State from fettering its right to determine foreign policy by concluding international agreements requiring consultation with other countries on such policy and, in particular, from ratifying Title III of the Single European Act.
Henchy J. said:
It appears to me that this affirmation [in Art. 1] means that the State's right to conduct its external relations is part of what is inalienable and indefeasible in what is described in Art. 5 as a sovereign, independent,
democratic state''. It follows, in my view, that any attempt by the Government to make a binding commitment to alienate in whole or in part to other States the conduct of foreign relations would be inconsistent with the Government's duty to conduct those relations in accordance with the Constitution.
Walsh J. said:T
The powers of external sovereignty on the part of the State do not depend on the affirmative grant of this Constitution"
Points to consider:
The people create the State as per An Bunreacht. See Articles 1 (above) and Article 5 (below)
Official Literal English Translation
Éire is a sovereign, independent, democratic State
While the original translation of Article 5 (above) says "Ireland is a sovereign, independent, democratic state".
Points to consider:
Note the use of 'Ireland' as opposed to Éire and the word 'State' was not capitalised, thereby making it a state[let], i.e. Ireland Inc. which is a limited offshore corporation.
However, the Gaelic (language and text) version (left) recognises Éire as the name of the State and capitalises the word 'Stát' ('State') which recognises Éire as sovereign and independent, based on international law.
The question about whether An Bunreacht 1937 or even the 1942 Irish Constitution are appropriate for today's world should be one we consider well before we allow it to be diluted or replaced.
It contains your constitutional rights and there needs to be grave consideration before any vote can be taken on it.
This website does not suggest that you support or oppose any of the current Government of Globalist agendas such as a United Ireland, immigration, equality of the sexes, inclusion of minorities etc, quite the contrary. There is however a concern about how many of the current policies are being implemented, the scale of the immigration and the management of it. If the Irish Government has a role to serve the people of Ireland's best interests, could you say they are fulfilling their obligations to you and your community?
More on this section later...
Upcoming Referenda and Proposed Unlawful Acts and Legislation
Gender Equality Referendum, now postponed until after elections...
Read the few short lines of Article 41 carefully before you get pulled into dramatic headlines that are designed to sell newspapers. Failure to understand what they are proposing to remove from the referendum could result in hardship on the family and many generations of mothers being unsupported. Instead we should hold our Governments to implement this article as it was designed.
There is a need for us to be vigilant that while it is admirable to foster an inclusive society, we cannot allow the rights of a minority with strong public representation to displace the needs of the public at large.
The aim of this website is to educate Irish men and women on their rights and to have them question their preconceived ideas on their powerlessness in this regard, when in essence it is the people of Éire (Ireland) who truly hold the power. It is not legal or lawful advice.
Maxim of Law:
"He who fails to assert his rights has none".
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