Civil rights have been turned upside down. It had been customary under common law to make amendments as new challenges arose in the context of past case law,. This has protected the rights of individual citizens without permitting the ‘rights’ of one group to overturn the legitimate rights of another.

The former Government step by step has brought into the courts judges even at the highest levels with strong secularist/humanist views, and as a consequence judgments have been made that not only go against the principle of fairness and reason, but have a clear bias against Judeo-Christian principles of fairness and the protection of minority groups.

This has created particularly in the public sector a censorship environment where the expression of personal opinion, such as on matters of faith, can result in suspension and dismissal.

Homosexuality is an example, where civil servants have conducted down the chain of command to any public sector body dealing directly with the public a subtle campaign of discrimination against any contradicting the opinions of gay activists This has nothing to do with provoking violence, but very much to do with the prevention of counter-arguments in areas such as the sexualising of young children with the aim of reducing teenage pregnancies. Evidence that such measures promote promiscuity are counter-productive is therefore not permitted, and indeed the cultural environment being created is putting at risk employment and advancement simply for holding alternative views.

The protection of human rights is fundamental to true democratic systems and the demand for citizen conformance to a political viewpoint or face punishment is the hallmark of Marxism economies, and certainly one of the undergirding principles of former Nazi Germany.

PARLIAMENTARY AND LOCAL ELECTIONS MAY 6^TH

FIND OUT CANDIDATES ETHICAL PRINCIPLES BEFORE VOTING

It is a  moral duty to not only vote, but to vote wisely. There will be between 30 -50% of new MPs in the next Parliament, and depending on their ethical stance the new Parliament will either accelerate the UK’s slide into anarchy and oblivion, or start the climb back into integrity. Some areas also are electing local councillors. So, before you vote, irrespective of personal party affiliations, find out the ethical stance of mainstream candidates ethical stances, and let their replies guide you at the polling booth

TWELVE QUESTIONS TO ASK MAINSTREAM CANDIDATES

Abortion: Do innocent unborn children have a right to be put to death?

Assisted Death: Should the terminally ill or the elderly be assisted to end their lives?

Civil Partnerships: Should marriage be confined to heterosexual couples?

Freedom of Expression: Do Christians have the right to publicly express opinions?

Home Education: Should parents have the right to teach their children at home?

MP’s Moral Conduct: Do you believe MPs moral lives are a private matter?

Opening Hours: Will steps be taken to reduce alcohol access, thus limiting drunkenness?

School Assemblies: Do you agree they should have a predominately Christian content?

Sex Education: Should this be restrained, particularly with the vulnerable young?

Sharia Law: Should Muslim Sharia law be introducted alongside British law?

Sunday Shop Opening: Should Sunday be treated the same as any other day in law?

Televison/Digital Media: Are current levels of violence, sex and obscenities acceptable?

HOW TO FIND CANDIDATE ADDRESSES

1 Phone your Local Authority and ask for the electoral office, who.will give details

2 Look on the Local Authority website

3 Look up the Electoral Commission website:  www.electoralcommission.org.uk

4.      Check publicity literature you receive

NOW VOTE ACCORDINGLY!

Police chief hails power of prayer in driving down town’s crime rates

By Beth Hale Daily Mail February 22nd. 2010

When Inspector Roger Bartlett realised his patch had one of the poorest crime detection rates in the area, he decided he needed help. So he asked churchgoers to pool their efforts in calling for back-up – from God. Three years after encouraging Christians from local churches to say prayers to help policemen, detection rates have soared, road accidents have fallen and Mr Bartlett is convinced it is evidence of divine intervention.

The policeman asked churchgoers to pool their efforts in calling on a higher power The clear-up rate for crimes in his force area of Barnstaple was 26 per cent, one of the lowest in the Devon and Cornwall area. But since he asked for the prayers things have changed. Every quarter, the number of crimes solved has risen, so that at its current figure – more than 40 per cent – it is one of the highest in the country.

Mr Bartlett, 49, who is part of the leadership of the Christian Policing Team in his area, also asked worshippers to pray for a reduction in the number of serious or fatal road accidents – and they fell from 97 in 2007/8 to 32 in 2008/9.

He also works with Street Pastors. These are Christian volunteers who help with vulnerable or drunken people and diffuse trouble in town centres at night. Last night the policeman said he was convinced that faith and prayer has had a positive impact on policing in Barnstaple.
He said he has seen his prayers answered ‘on a number of occasions’. There was the ‘unprecedented’ Halloween night when police did not have to attend a single incident of disorder. Then there was the ‘prolific burglar’ who was apprehended within three days of the group praying that he would be caught, he said.

Mr Bartlett said ‘the most significant answer to prayer’ he had experienced relates to a fall in the number of serious road accidents in North Devon. He added: ‘Not only was there a 67 per cent reduction on the previous year, and a far greater fall than any other area of the force, it was also more than 50 per cent lower than the next lowest annual figure locally.’

Assistant Chief Constable Paul Netherton of Devon and Cornwall Police said: ‘Whether you believe in the power of prayer or not, the fundamental issue is that there are people out there caring about society.’