The Basic Law amendment abolishing the reasonable standard in judicial review of
decisions by elected officials and the government has been
disqualified. Hurrah! So what does the 'Justice Minister' Levin have to say (quoted
from the same article):
The High Court justices decision to publish the ruling during the war
contradicts the spirit of unity required for the success of our fighters on
the front. Elsewhere I read that he said that this decision ignores the opinion held by
millions of people.
At the moment I can't find the reference, but Channel 12 ran a poll several
months ago in which 72% of the population (or more accurately, those polled)
were against the 'judicial reform'. So Levin's millions shrink to a few
hundred thousand whilst many more are against it.
And as for 'spirit of unity', Levin is one of the few people responsible for
creating a split in our society, so saying that this decision
contradicts the spirit of unity is completely Humpty Dumpty land.
The spirit of unity was destroyed by Levin and his henchmen.
I see that no matter what, Levin et al. do not learn and that we are back to
squabbling. I (and millions of others) am waiting for new elections so that
some sense of normalcy can be restored.
This day in history:
| Title | Tags | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 226 | Neat tricks in the 'management' program/2 - MDI | Programming, Delphi, MDI | |
| 227 | Does Satie have friends in Hollywood? | Satie | |
| 322 | Suite: Judy Blue Eyes | CSN | |
| 440 | The difficult negotiator | Negotiation | |
| 792 | Painting with numbers | Statistics |
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