Chapter 18 18. Judgment

Among the many qualities possessed by Paul Sarate, there is one rather annoying; he will be happy or sad - depending on the nature of the incident - at the most unexpected moment Called and asked: "Have you heard the news?" Razasinha sometimes wanted to answer him: "I have heard it a long time ago, so there is nothing to make a fuss about!" However, he did not have enough courage to deprive Paul Na Have a little joy. "Hey, what's this time?" he asked without enthusiasm. "Channel 2 is showing Maxina Duvall's talk with Senator Collins. It looks like our Dr. Morgan is in trouble. I beg you to watch it right away," Paul said eagerly.

Razasingh pressed a button.Paul's excited face was replaced by the memory of Maxine Duval.She was sitting in the familiar studio talking to the president of the Global Construction Society, who was visibly upset about something. "...Senator Collins, the judgment of the International Court of Justice has now been made..." Maxina's alto voice came out. Raza Singh pressed the "record" button, turned off the radio, and then connected to the private communication line with Aristotle: "Good morning, Yari. I would like to know about the decision of the International Court of Justice today in the Sri Kondasan temple case. Please give a brief introduction."

"Conclusion 1: The permanent lease of the land of the temple was approved by the laws of Taborobani, and also recognized by the laws of the world. The registration number is 2085. The above paragraph was unanimously approved. Conclusion 2: Due to the The structure of the space orbit tower will cause noise and vibration in the territory of great historical and cultural value, so it is in conflict with the provisions of the Civil Code. At this stage, the voice of public opinion on this design proposal is not enough to affect this court Opinion. The votes for the adoption of this paragraph were four to two, and one vote was reserved."

"Thanks, Yari, no paper copies, bye." Everything that happened was completely predictable.However, Razasinghe couldn't distinguish his own mood - was he happy or sad? Razasinghe, who has maintained inextricable ties with the old era, is quite happy to see that various ancient traditions are still being respected and preserved.No matter how outlandish the forms people's beliefs may take, they are always protected by every possible means.It goes without saying that these beliefs must be incompatible with the public interest. Meanwhile, Razasinghe felt a slight pang of regret.He had almost convinced himself that only Morgan's almost fanciful attempts could save Taborobani (and thus the rest of the world) from the lull of well-fed and self-sufficient self-sufficiency.Now, the courts have blocked that path.This condition remains, if not permanently, at least for many years.

The call request light on the console had been on for about a minute.Razasingh pressed the button. "Have you got it all?" asked Professor Sarat. "It's over for Vannerva Morgan now." Razasinghe gazed at his old friend thoughtfully for a few seconds: "You always like to draw conclusions too early, Paul, would you like to bet?"