VoF: Magna Carta 1215 UK - with William Keyte

William Keyte works on MC1215 in the UK - and he and Fitz have become collegues as they expand our knowledge of MC1215 - and spread it. Tonight is a big show - some big topics. Grab a coffee and sit down....this si going to be a good one

[gracerigoni]

God bless you Carl hang in there we are all privileged to listen to you almost every night syay safe also with your daughter stay safe drive safe ❤❤

[lee]

Thanks to Fitzroy for introducing Will Keyte to me 🙏 bless you gentlemen!!

[paulmathews]

Thanks for all your efforts Carl, i have learnt a great deal

[chrismulhearn]

April 2024. Carl, what ever happened to your principles and Magna Carta 1215 journey? So many diversions where warned of here.

[lee]

Is the Constitution a contact? = boundaries of freedom? & if so why ?

[dimebar]

The meme idea is not a solution imo. A Solution is say, suing your Public Servants in small claims Court for violating your Rights. 😊❤

[kathrynlyon]

My family are so stupid, & dumb . Everyone is waking up but not my family. They are in for a big shock.. I still don't think you can wake up my family.up .. They are to far gone.

[trevorwongsam]

The problem I see with this stuff is the question of proportion. A 12 man jury in ancient Athens or chosen from Barons in 1215 England is not the same as a 12 man Jury in the modern day where the number of cases, should all be decided by Jury would be overwhelming. It seems to me that is why the present Judiciary are very sceptical about it. There needs to be an answer from you guys as to how to overcome such problems.

Secondly, to what extent can one person on a 12 man jury decide to overturn legislation made by parliament which the majority of the population may support. How representative is that? It could all be down to the political persuation of that one person.