Law Library exploring and an article by Mark Leeming. Private Law and Statute topic.

I browsed in the Law Library to show that there are Private Law books that mention statute, and I found my two favourite authors to show... Peter W. Young and Mark Leeming, and also the topic of Limitations are interesting. Did you know this concept came from our Holy Bible? That's right! Anyway, I thought it was silent, but it is me talking quietly as the Law Library is the workplace for Law professionals like Justices, Barristers and Solicitors. It is quite beautiful and uplifting to be there, and much of the time fairly quiet and empty, as dumbies read off computers and miss the excitement of finding out our families have rich histories in the law. But then again, most are not of our people, so they would most likely shun our beauty as we are White and they hate Whites but love to suck our life and blood from us. Such are the vampires of the Antiwhite apartheid and genocide over our people on our land in our Western country. The Locus Standi book was also cool. It goes into how we can be in the court. I love that it talks about our ability to hold a standing in law, ourselves. We have every right and responsibility to do so, and to the best of our ability. Home schooling should totally mean we learn the full law, and starting with the King James. For sure. That is the minimum, in my view. I also show an article by Justice Mark Leeming. That is where I started and could not read the article, but I might be able to now after more than a year in reading in the Law Library. Such a beautiful place to go and to feel I am creating something in me and for my people, that we can again win our place as a self-determined people again, and at the very least keep and retrieve what has been stolen from us by way of genocide and apartheid. I won't stop hammering that in. Our people need to know.