:) Well, it was the 65th "birthday" of the Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany. Didn't you notice the link? Seems I have to make my links easier to find. Apropos 'find': I am glad I 'found' you. Very glad. Thank you for all your kindness, Susan.
I read: "The authors of the Basic Law sought to ensure that a potential dictator would never again have the chance to come into power in the country..."
That would be quite a law. I may need to dig into details.
The so-called Fathers of the Grundgesetz did quite a remarkable job. Still, in 1990 Germany should have got a constitution, as postulated in article 146. Recent governments, step by step, are trying to water it down, according to the motto 'Constant dripping wears away the stone'.
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Is this (was this) a Friday, sky day Birthday?
ReplyDeleteMany many good wishes for the day and
your friendship, dear Sean.
:)
ReplyDeleteWell, it was the 65th "birthday" of the Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany. Didn't you notice the link? Seems I have to make my links easier to find.
Apropos 'find': I am glad I 'found' you. Very glad. Thank you for all your kindness, Susan.
I read: "The authors of the Basic Law sought to ensure that a potential dictator would never again have the chance to come into power in the country..."
ReplyDeleteThat would be quite a law. I may need to dig into details.
The so-called Fathers of the Grundgesetz did quite a remarkable job. Still, in 1990 Germany should have got a constitution, as postulated in article 146.
DeleteRecent governments, step by step, are trying to water it down, according to the motto 'Constant dripping wears away the stone'.
Before reading the comments, I was going to ask, "Is the Basic Law working, Sean?"
ReplyDeleteThe sky is stormy...That's why I had that question.
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