Well Werner,





when I think about Henry VIII, who created a new religion, only to be able to get rid of his wives, I'm not so sure about the Brittish non-deviationism ;-)





Maybe they simply had fancy words to go around them, like: "Now is the winter of our discontempt made glorious summer..."





Just a Wednesday NTC,





Ioan





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Hi Rudy,


I fully understood what you were saying; but perhaps I did not make myself 


clear enough. 


Most of continental Europe's law systems are based on Roman Law, not British 


Law. The basic European attitutude is: "Laws are there to be broken!"—it is 


much more cynical vis-a-vis the written law, based on people's experiences with 


a whole slew of monarchs and dictators of various stripes promulgating laws as 


it suited them [you do not have to go anywhere near as to what happened to 


'laws' in Nazi-Germany]. It is interesting that the British did not develop this 


attitude—their monarchs were not any better.





Werner





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