A Fresh Look At The Old Codes Of Britain

These laws give a remarkable view of a community with the greatest respect for weakness and misfortune, high rights for women, full consideration for foreigners, and great privilege for learning, for the arts, and the crafts. Social duty was strongly held, and the full power rested on the vote of every free man and woman, even to deposing the king. Arms were prohibited civil assembly, and the harp was as necessary to a free man his coat and his cooking-pot. The whole air is that of simple conditions and a free life, with much personal cultivation and sympathy in general conduct. It would be impossible to produce such a code from a savage or violent people, and this intimate view of their life is the best ground for judging of their qualities. That there was generally a well-organized peace kept in the country is shown by Caesar's statement that 'the number of the people is countless, and their buildings exceedingly numerous.'

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This is a fascinating book by William Probert.
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And here we have A Grand Jury Handbook For The People Of The Isles Of Britain. www.abovetopsecret.com...

At this time of division in British society it is good to remember we lived a peaceful and well ordered life in Pre-Roman times. And we can do it again.

Becouse of PC and multiculturalism the young people of GB have no identity, no roots to hold them firm. There will never be a a peaceful and well ordered life in GB untill people find there roots.

We're all boned no matter who wins, it's simply not up to the president what happens... It's up to the hidden hands.

The masses are permanently bent at the waist from a lifetime of conditioning, so we will just take it.

a reply to: imod02You are very true but do not go deep enough. Most people do not understand the reasons for this disfranchising. Though this may seem silly because you can't think of politicians in the early 1950s envisaging it's effects. Here ,I think, is the reason.
If you have identity, roots an traditions you have "community". The reason politicians don't like "community" is because with the roots and traditions it gives people a group think and with a group think comes a group idea or action.
That may sound simple to you but really think about it. Every time the normal man in the street gets together a coherent group that group could have repercusions in the voting process. A perfect example is how the PTB have so veciferously attacked and destroyed the unions and in doing so have actually fractured the majority of British communities.
Not because the unions were the trouble makers they were supposed to be, but because it gave the working man a mechanism (through collectivism) to affect the outcome of an election. Of course the normal man in the street still thinks that unions are the devils work. They still don't get that the unions are them, ordinary working people.

Sorry Kester I went a mite off topic there.

a reply to: Kester

Nice, i'll take at those links you posted.

I think people need to remember their History before it becomes even more skewed than it already has been.

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a reply to: Kester

Thanks. Very fascinating.

May folks of good heart and will prevail.

a reply to: Kester

Brits are the original Hobbits!

a reply to: Kester

Just commenting now so I can re visit this later looks like an interesting read from the op and others no doubt..

The way forward me thinks?

Ah, the trouble is that the descendants of those Brits are the Welsh and Cornish.

The majority of us are scummy Saxons and nasty Normans mostly.

a reply to: Kester

THANKS. That was an enlightening read.

My ancestors on Dad's side go back to somewhere near Gloucestershire before 1400's. Before that, we evidently came from a coastal area of France. MOSTLY the men were stalwart and stood up for what was decent and right. I think one got in some trouble with a Lord during a time of shifting political winds. One helped markedly with the poor as a charity.

originally posted by: BO XIAN
a reply to: Kester

THANKS. That was an enlightening read.

My ancestors on Dad's side go back to somewhere near Gloucestershire before 1400's. Before that, we evidently came from a coastal area of France. MOSTLY the men were stalwart and stood up for what was decent and right. I think one got in some trouble with a Lord during a time of shifting political winds. One helped markedly with the poor as a charity.

Sounds like you have the ancestral right to chase a cheese down Cooper's hill sometime!

a reply to: SprocketUK

Chris practising.

a reply to: Kester

Fair play! Stayed on his feet well.
One mate wanted to try going down in a zorb. Thankfully he sobered up before his plans came to fruition.

a reply to: SprocketUK

I don't know anything about that????

What's that event about? What are the requirements?

originally posted by: BO XIAN
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I don't know anything about that????

What's that event about? What are the requirements?

You just have to be a bit mad.

a reply to: BO XIAN

www.abovetopsecret.com...

a reply to: Kesterbetween us, we derailed your thread!
Sorry mate. Great vid though...No way that SWMBO will let me enter at my age

a reply to: SprocketUK

I'm thinking this is part of the ancient ways. A way to prove capability and earn a position in the tribe. Perhaps a good way to test the PM candidates?

(I can't get this Zorb idea out of my head. What had he been drinking?)