Monarchy isn't a Bad Thing
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I feel like this is an extremely unpopular opinion but I really don't think republicanism was a step forward for humanity.
Monarchy is the most intuitive form of government. People tend to take care of what they own, and politicians have no incentive to leave anything better for the next generation because they really have no stake in their country. Their legacy dies with them.
A monarchy with constitutional (and familial) checks and balances is vastly preferable to a republic where the foreign interests run free and loot the taxpayers. It's pure and much simpler. No Congress, no Supreme Court, no ridiculous sham elections. Everyone knows who's in charge and what the rules are.
This, I agree.
BTW that reminds me, I am really curious to find out what Trump meant when he said, about Queen Elizabeth 2, that she never once made a mistake in her long reign.
I don’t know what that means either. But he wasn’t around her entire life and doesn’t know everything she’s ever done. So I’m not sure how he can speak to her entire life.
But I always have to keep in mind, there is that picture of Epstein in Gizlane in front of her cabin. Also, her nephew ? Prince Philip was accused of pedophilia and hung out quite a bit with Epstein. And there’s that pesky jimmy Saville, that was hanging out in the castle. So I’m not so sure how clean her hands are. Also, there’s her son, whoever the king is now - who had an affair with that wretched woman who is now queen entendre. 😂😂😂
BTW, you forgot the big one - Prince Andrew - who was the royal connection to the Ghislaine/Epstein ring.
Clearly, in the world of optics, the head of everything was the Queen. That means everything the Cabal was doing, was happening with her as a high level accomplice.
So for her to not have ever made a single mistake suggests to me that she was being a double agent, so to speak. Her hands are definitely not clean, and I am sure he was punished for her deeds, but what if that was the only way to be able to put this plan in motion, and she volunteered for this grisly job?
In this context, a single mistake would have outed her and the plan, and since that didn't happen, it would be natural for Trump to feel that she never made a single mistake.
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