The Story, 1983 to 2009
PLC Party is a political party of People, Law, Commonsense. It is a political party of British at home and British abroad. Therefore, the welfare and wellbeing of the family is at the heart of the Constitutution of the Party. Family Members are invited to join en masse
More important, the PLC Party Family Members are invited to raise and address questions of interest to the country as a whole. They are also invited to recommend measures that should be pursued in relation to matters of common interest to British at home and abroad;
Stumbling block
PLC Party is not in the business of telling the government or state institutions what to do or what not to do. People promotion is at the heart of the Constitution of the Party. No one particular Class in any Society should consider itself as having a Divine Right to impose its Will on others. Politics should be about consensus; or consensus ad idem; namely, the meeting of minds.
1983 was the year that I came up with the idea of the PLC Party. In those days in 1983, political parties were registered at Companies House. But under the law of 2000, the UK Parliament created an Electoral Commission. I waited for another 8 years before I made an Application to register the PLC Party under the new law.
The Powers that Be did try to block the registration of the PLC Party. It normally takes around 20 days to register a political party in the UK. In the case of the PLC Party, it took THREE MONTHS. Of course, one is old enough to understand the way that important people in the government and judiciary operate. There was a determination on the part of the Powers that Be to block the registration of this Party.
However, I had faith in the Electoral Commission and the Commission’s Legal Advisers. After 3 months, the Commission registered the PLC Party. Now, we can begin the business of getting together with British families at home and abroad, with a view to working together to make the UK a tolerant society, where humanity can be allowed a pride of place in the affairs of government.
At the moment, our system of government is nepotistic, racist, oppressive, and hopelessly bureaucratic, what with important decisions being taken by some people who have no idea of the damage being done in the name of the government. The word justice only exists in our dreams. Paradoxically, our government ministers criticise or condemn other countries as being dictatorial, bad or inhuman. What about us? Are we Saints? We are not.
Andre John-Salakov, Leader, PLC Party
October 2008
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