Does the Magna Carta have jurisdiction in Australia too?

Yes it is still valid here. But you do realize that their are two Commonwealths of Australia. The tip of the rabbit hole mate.

Can you link to both please mate.?

I'll know Which is which.....

No, can you elaborate more so I can search it?

Or email me?

We're not ruled by Britain, the Australia Act made us totally Independent.

Uniform Commercial code is the supreme law of the land... Use U.C.C. 1-308 for recourse

Britain's not rules by Britain. Keep up.

Australia, like the Us is a subsiduary corporation of the British crown. We are NOT independant.

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Thanks.

only in the 'commonwealth of australia' , or so to speak.

if you've lived here for long, you will know the ins and outs and history of it all.


all goverments anywhere are to govern, ruling used to come from monarchs, these days it's from corporate governments(what we would end up with if we became a republic and why the australian population is overwhelmingly opposed to doing so) like in US or dictators.

only the US president , with all the executive powers their last republican administration brought in can really be defined as a 'ruler' of it's people, the australian government has no where near that sort of power and would require permision from the people via referendum to enact such laws. this is also why organisations like the plethora of intrusive powerfull government 'letter agencies, like the US FBI, NSA, DIR, ATF, DEA,CIA etc. cannot exist here.

the british monarch has no 'ruling' power here whatsoever and even in britain has no executive powers like a US president.

the main issues in corporate ruled countries and dictatorships are crime, corruption, social discontent, unemployment ,high violence and the ever increasing gap between rich and poor,as seen in US, which has both the worlds highest and fastest increasing for developed nations.

our constitution was crafted not to hand power to a corporate oligarcy like the US did, and really, that is it's only purpose. we should be thankful to it's rather clever authors for this.

Horseshit! The Australia Act eliminated any possibilities for Britain to legislate over us. We ARE independent.

A lot of our common laws are based on British laws. But that's not your point besides British law holds a lot of influence here in Australia.

Crapola. Only seemingly. They still pull the strings

The Magna Carter has no jurisdiction anywhere. Our countries are governed by the rule of law, not some 800 year old document.

So age matters?

I mean, if our constitutions are over 100 years old, does that automatically make them redundant?

sorry but I haven't the term "horse shit" in a long time. That's too funny.

Of course age matters. The laws that govern the land are continually evolving.

The Magna Carta seeded our modern legal system, it's not really a constitution.

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So long as it was lawfully replaced.

What?

who fuckin cares?

yuh, it's uh, if you wanna look up 'lawful rebellion' then understand that because it's a useful field to know, its saturated with shills/disinfo and false messiahs.

No the Australia Act 1986 (hawke) proclaimed Australia to be under water, therefore subject to maritime law.

Prisoners and children of Prisoners have no right under UK law.


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