Great article, Larken.
If I may add one thing: "Law of the land" did not originally mean "legislation some politicians write", but common law based on precedents and common law was originally a totally voluntary version of law. In Magna Carta, "Law of the land" was above the King. Later in both UK and USA, "law of the land" was twisted to mean "whatever the legislators want" by the trickery and mind control of the government. Doublespeak.
Common Law still spawned its own dictionary, therefore it, too, is a separate and distinct language from English. http://blacks.worldfreemansociety.org/top.htm
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