Treason & Treachery Defined

Revolution is the act to change the form of government.

The Crimes Act defines Treason and Treachery clearly. Even though the Political Parties have tried to ignore the Constitution and use their own corporate constitution, our Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1901 is still in force. We, the people of the Commonwealth, have a Common Law right to implement the laws according to our Constitution…not the political party one.

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CRIMES ACT 1914-1973 – SECT. 24AA.

Treachery

Inserted by No. 84, 1960, s. 24.

24AA. (1) A person shall not-

(a) do any act or thing with intent-

  (i)  to overthrow the Constitution of the Commonwealth by revolution or sabotage; or

 (ii)  to overthrow by force or violence the established government of the Commonwealth, of a State or of a proclaimed country; or

(b) within the Commonwealth or a Territory not forming part of the Commonwealth-

  (i)  levy war, or do any act preparatory to levying war, against a proclaimed country;

 (ii)  assist by any means whatever, with intent to assist, a proclaimed enemy of a proclaimed country; or

 (iii) instigate a person to make an armed invasion of a proclaimed country. 

(2) Where a part of the Defence Force is on, or is proceeding to, service outside the Commonwealth and the Territories not forming part of the Commonwealth, a person shall not assist by any means whatever, with intent to assist, any persons-

  (a)  against whom that part of the Defence Force, or a force that includes that part of the Defence Force, is or is likely to be opposed; and   
  (b)  who are specified, or included in a class of persons specified, by proclamation to be persons in respect of whom, or a class of persons in respect of which, this sub-section applies.  

(3) A person who contravenes a provision of this section shall be guilty of an indictable offence, called treachery.
Penalty: Imprisonment for life.

(4) In this section-

‘proclaimed country’ means a country specified by proclamation made for the purpose of this definition to be a proclaimed country, and includes any colony, overseas territory or protectorate of that country, or any territory for the international relations of which that country is responsible, which is a colony, overseas territory, protectorate or territory to which the proclamation is expressed to extend; ”proclaimed enemy”, in relation to a proclaimed country, means an enemy-

(a)  of and at war with a proclaimed country, whether or not the existence of a state of war has been declared; and
(b)  specified by proclamation made for the purpose of this definition to be an enemy of and at war with that country. 

(5) A proclamation shall not be made for the purpose of the definition of ”proclaimed country”, or for the purpose of the definition of ”proclaimed enemy”, in the last preceding sub-section except in pursuance of a resolution of each House of the Parliament passed within the preceding period of twenty-one days.

Common Law still defines the punishment for Treason as death by hanging. With all the betrayals, treachery and treason committed by the political parties in Federal and State Parliaments isn’t it time to make an example of the worst offenders and make the rest, including the traitors who have stolen our money and land through their corporate “local government” accountable for their crimes with jail time?

Agreed?

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