Mangled Thoughts

DENNIS SHANAHAN
Courting an opponent to popular government

November 26, 2004

Kirby says, correctly, that parliaments are not sovereign and are subject to the Constitution and the law. But he goes on to say: “Where governments enjoy large majorities in a unicameral parliament, or effective majorities in both houses of a bicameral parliament, the role of the courts in protecting minority rights becomes more important.”

The problem is, some judges are, underneath it all, totalitarinas themselves, Justice Kirby is one of them. He is also derelict in his duty as a judge, which is to uphold and ensure the advance of common law, while trying to resolve the assault via consitution’s contradictions of that and reconcile it with capricious stasiland diktat issued by Parliament,as a High Court Judge, and thus serve justice in the true definition of justice. it is not to serve particular interests which are flavour, usually, of the leftoid month, nor anyone else’s. Kriby’s notion of justice is the shredding of jusitce, he is not fir to sit on any bench and so to any other Judge and Magistrate who hold, that is their purpose, to overthrow justice and impose the whims which mark the totalitarian thug at heart