So Disney's owned by the crown?. King Charles tells DeSantis he's not going to do that to Disney are you kidding me right now
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I’m sorry but you are incorrect in your assessment of the crown’s legal authority being limited. The concept of an “unwritten” constitution is a legal fallacy and is just an excuse used by legal academics in the uk to attempt to justify what is technically absolute authority held by the crown. The only real limitation on the crown is a historical one. By this I mean that the monarchy’s only limitation is how much the public is willing to take. If you were to ask any law professor in the uk about this they will foolishly tell you that the monarch is the final protection the British people have against abuse by government (a laughable proposition). I hold a UK law degree and I’m also a practicing barrister.
I read that the Crown actually refers to the 2 square miles within the city of London where the western globalist bankers reside. Apparently this approx 2 miles within London is much like the vatican within the nation of Italy but established as an independent state.
I'm curious if as Brit and in the legal system you have any info on the truth of above statement.
I'm a Brit but not a lawyer but I think the square mile is owned by the "City of London Corporation", there a bunch of nasty cunts. Goes back to before the Magna Carta. Some say it was a leftover from the old Roman empire.
I listened to an Oxford Uni lecture years ago that Oliver Cromwell wanted revenge on the Irish after the 1641 genocide of the Northern Protestants but needed to raise money for the New Army. So he went to the 'City' and they asked for 1/3rd of the land for themselves.
Cromwell went on his war and ran out of money and requested for more their response was for another 1/3rd, this happened once more until the 'City' owned the whole Island, where they then enacted the 'Penal Laws'. One of the laws was a catholic Irishman was not allowed within 5 miles of a town or city that the 'City' had an office.
Interesting stuff. The more you dig it seems the more bizarre it gets. Only a criminal mind would think up this stuff. That's probably why it's taken the rest of us soooo long to figure out what's going on. Marvin Gaye tried to tell us.
Thanks for your input. I'm still a novice in this area. The knowledge I have is rooted essentially in the Australian context, with regards to the law as it refers to Australians under the Australian Constitution Act of 1901, as passed by the British Parliament.
Obviously, in the field of law and legality, etc, there are widely varying opinions.
By the way, did I say that the Crown's legal authority is limited? I meant to state that the authority of the individual who is the Monarch is limited, and to draw a distinction between the "Crown" and that individual.
I look forward to any further input you might have. BTW, how long have you been practicing? And what brought you to the Great Awakening?
I would say the monarch’s power is absolute and any safe guards against this are easily circumvented.