[Clive]

When reading how the law is applied in Zimbabwe, I keep thinking of these two chapters.

[Jim Noble]

There is no law in Zimbabwe.

The Blacks fought the Whites for control, and the Whites lost.

[Clive]

Sometimes our 'ti Jean's attitude toward the Liberal Party caucus and toward Parliament backbenchers also brings these chapters to mind.

but in the case of Canada's 'ti Jean, I am more likely to wish that I could click my heels three times and go back to some place real.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

The judge, by the way, was the King

After a 10-week crackdown on journalists accused of 'publishing falsehoods' against Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's ruling ZANU-PF party, police on June 3, 2002 detained two top lawyers on allegations of writing letters inciting violence against the government. Mugabe is seen after he was sworn into office on March 17. Photo by Howard Burditt/Reuters

[headsonpikes]

I thought you were satirizing Canada's legal system. ;^)

The 'Emperor's New Clothes', is of course, the ne plus ultra analysis of Canadian social policy.