Britain's "Unwritten Constitution" is the Emperor's New Clothes

The point of a constitution is to have a national rule book so people know what their rights are, just as the Romans did in the Twelve Table of Romes.  

The British have been fobbed off by this idea of an unwritten constitution which is supposed to be special and unique, but what it means is that the British subjects of a constitutional monarch have no real rights than what Parliament chooses to grant them.  

MPs under the Doctrine of Parliamentary Supremacy in effect have the right of an absolute monarch over them because under this principle, Parliament has the right to pass and repeal any law.  

These subjects of Charles III do not yet know that yet more changes to their laws will come to take away whatever they think are their rights, but that is what will happen.  

I suppose when that happens, they will blame the Jews again.