SOUTH OF TUK Issue #110 [Vol.20, #10, June 30, 2004]

CONTENTS:

FOR THOSE ABOUT TO DIE

TABLE OF KANGAROO REINCARNATIONS

2004 ELECTION AND OTHER THOUGHTS

INCONVENIENCE STORES

FORM AND IMAGE

THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY

THE TRUDEAU BUMP

[EXTRACT:]Mr.Trudeau’s terrible legacy to Canadians was “bringing home the Constitution” on April 28, 1982.  The living organism of British Common Law was replaced with the dead organization of a piece of paper.  All organization involves some form of hierarchy and compulsion.  The Trudeau Constitution includes a Charter of Rights and Freedoms which sets aside the 1960 Diefenbaker Bill of Rights,[although the Supreme Court has not yet ruled on that issue directly, although it has confirmed the Drybones decision which arose from the Diefenbaker Bill] and differs in two essentials from the Diefenbaker Bill:  the Diefenbaker Bill was subject to the will of Parliament, the Trudeau Charter takes supremacy over Parliament;  the Diefenbaker Bill guaranteed property rights, the Trudeau Charter takes away our right to own property.  Property rights are the foundation for the five projections of British Common Law.  This was dealt with in South of Tuk #55 [a warning] and South of Tuk #70 [an I-told-you-so], so only one small illustration here:  because of the sanctity of private property which underlies British Common Law, a way must be found for the free traversal of goods and peoples amongst or between all the individual private properties.  Thus one of the five projections of British Common Law is the concept of  The King’s High Way  -- commonly-owned roads which may be used by all.  Hence, it becomes unlawful to obstruct, in any way, the King’s High Way.  What this meant in practical application of constitutional law, is that speed bumps were illegal until our organic constitution was abolished by Trudeau in 1982; and we have been saying for many years that THE SYMBOL FOR THE TRUDEAU LEGACY IS THE SPEED BUMP.  

THE BASIS OF COMMON LAW

BROTHERHOOD ECONOMICS

THE DIRECTION OF AUTHORITY

THE KANGAROO POETS RE-UNION

UNIONS AND APPLES: MEMORIES OF OYAMA

THE PINE CONE: TWO BECOMES THREE

THE BURDEN OF PROPERTY

POETRY:

Sallust’s Circle

Laomedan Collective #1

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