In a British court of law, the physical setting will be entirely different from Monte Sahaja and Zmar.
Moo and his people will be in a setting they do not own or control.
A setting created centuries earlier and with a documented history behind it, not
a history created by Moo.
In a British courthouse, the portraits and images depict a history and a past centuries older than Moo, a dignity that is authentic, not something hastily improvised.
If matters reach the courtroom, remember this:
The judge will own the courtroom and give directions. Not Moo.
Moo and his followers must address the presiding judge as My Lord and stand whenever the judge enters the room.
The judge will sit higher than anyone else, on a throne. Moo and his people will sit lower down, with everyone else.
The judge, jury and the laws of the realm will be the ultimate arbiters, not Moo.
Moo and his people will be in a setting they do not own or control.
A setting created centuries earlier and with a documented history behind it, not
a history created by Moo.
In a British courthouse, the portraits and images depict a history and a past centuries older than Moo, a dignity that is authentic, not something hastily improvised.
If matters reach the courtroom, remember this:
The judge will own the courtroom and give directions. Not Moo.
Moo and his followers must address the presiding judge as My Lord and stand whenever the judge enters the room.
The judge will sit higher than anyone else, on a throne. Moo and his people will sit lower down, with everyone else.
The judge, jury and the laws of the realm will be the ultimate arbiters, not Moo.