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Having a Queen Was Stupid; Having A King Is TOO Stupid /-Caitlin Johnstone

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by Caitlin Johnstone 7 hr ago via thefreeonline

I can’t stop laughing at the fact that we have a King now. “Hello I am the actual, literal King. Please bow to me and put a crown on my head.”

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**It gets funnier and funnier the more you think about it. Having a queen was really stupid; having a king is too stupid. People aren’t going to buy it, I don’t care how good your PR is.**

Just stop having a royal family; it’s so dorky. This isn’t Lord of the Rings. They’re like fantasy LARPers running around with swords and scepters and crowns and junk, except fantasy LARP props aren’t normally encrusted with priceless jewels stolen from colonized territories.

For Americans who are having a hard time understanding what their friends across the pond are going through, imagine if Chicken McNuggets died.

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Or anything else you’ve had since you were a child that you know isn’t good for you but it gives you a sense of comfort that you don’t really understand and can’t really control so you’re not ready to give it up just yet.

British media are even more servile and sycophantic than American or Australian media, which is truly an impressive feat:

It’s so crazy how many people I’m seeing getting outraged at criticisms of the queen. Imagine being such a bootlicking cuck that you spend your time running around the internet yelling at people who say disparaging things about a dead imperialist asshole.

With Queen Elizabeth’s passing … and Charles now King, remember he is in full compliance with the WEF’s plans for a global reset aka one world government

Environmental Health Watch NZ

With the passing of the British Queen yesterday, 8th of September, Charles has becomeKing. World events are already moving quickly witness the plans of the globalist cabal rolling out. We will own nothing and be happy they tell us.

On topic, years ago I purchased and read the late Joan Veon’s book called ‘Charles, the Sustainable Prince’ (discussed in this post). Written in 1997, she raises some interesting observations. Well worth the read. She discusses her belief that when the U.S. Senate signed the U.N. Charter in 1945, that is when American officially entered world government and reverted back under British rule. This book documents the role of the British royal family as a formidable power working BEHIND the scenes of the UN and the role of Prince Charles with that of sustainable development and public-private partnerships. The partnerships are, she says, an arm of the world’s growing…

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